Bhainsdehi

Bhainsdehi on Map of Betul District‎

Bhainsdehi (भैंसदेही) is the name of a city and tahsil in Betul district, Madhya Pradesh.

Villages in Bhainsdehi tahsil

Town: 1 Bhainsdehi

Villages:

1 Adarsh Dhanora, 2 Adaumar, 3 Amadhana, 4 Amapathar, 5 Ambhori, 6 Amla, 7 Anki Raiyat, 8 Badgaon, 9 Bagda Biran, 10 Bakka, 11 Balharpura, 12 Balner, 13 Balu, 14 Banur, 15 Baramacha, 16 Barhapur, 17 Barrasaygohan, 18 Basinda, 19 Basner Kalan, 20 Basner Khurd, 21 Batki, 22 Batki, 23 Batla Kalan, 24 Batla Khurd, 25 Behda, 26 Behda, 27 Bela, 28 Beldhana, 29 Bhadugaon, 30 Bhandwa, 31 Bhimpur, 32 Bhivkund, 33 Bhondyakund, 34 Bhurbhur, 35 Bichchhu, 36 Bijori, 37 Birpura, 38 Bokarikhapa, 39 Borgaon, 40 Borgaon, 41 Bori, 42 Borkhedi Purani, 43 Borkund, 44 Bothiya, 45 Bothiya, 46 Buchakheda, 47 Buretha, 48 Burhanpur, 49 Chak Dhana Raiyat, 50 Chandu, 51 Chichadana, 52 Chichdhana, 53 Chikhalajhodi, 54 Chikhalda, 55 Chikhali, 56 Chikhli Raiyat, 57 Chilkapur, 58 Chillore, 59 Chimaipur, 60 Chira, 61 Chiwal, 62 Chohtapopti, 63 Chopani Bujurg, 64 Chopani Khurd, 65 Chunabhuru, 66 Chunalohma, 67 Dabida Raiyat, 68 Dadhari, 69 Damajipura, 70 Daulatpura, 71 Dedbakund, 72 Dedpani, 73 Desli, 74 Dewalwada, 75 Dhaba, 76 Dhakna, 77 Dhamangaon, 78 Dhamdehi, 79 Dhamnya, 80 Dhar, 81 Dhara Gohan, 82 Dharagohan, 83 Dhawada Rayat, 84 Dhengna, 85 Dhodapokharni, 86 Dhodra, 87 Dhodra, 88 Dhokna Malgujari, 89 Dhokna Raiyat, 90 Dhondi, 91 Dhotradhana, 92 Doda Jam, 93 Dokya, 94 Doreghat, 95 Dori, 96 Dulariya, 97 Duliya, 98 Duni, 99 Fangra Raiyat, 100 Gada Gohan, 101 Gadakhar, 102 Gadra Jhiri, 103 Garpathar Raiyat, 104 Gaykham, 105 Ghana Raipur, 106 Ghodida, 107 Ghogal, 108 Ghogama, 109 Ghogara Raiyat, 110 Ghorpad Mal, 111 Ghorpad Raiyat, 112 Ghudiya Nai, 113 Ghudiya Purani, 114 Ghugri, 115 Ghutiya, 116 Goregaon, 117 Gosar Bel, 118 Gudgaon, 119 Gulhardhana, 120 Guradiya, 121 Gurba, 122 Hardadadu, 123 Harra, 124 Hidli, 125 Hidli, 126 Hurra Malgujari, 127 Imlideh, 128 Jadiya, 129 Jamjhiri, 130 Jamnya, 131 Jamu, 132 Jamudhana, 133 Jamukheda, 134 Jamulni, 135 Janona, 136 Jhakas, 137 Jhallar, 138 Jhapal, 139 Jhirnadadu, 140 Jogli, 141 Junapani, 142 Kabra, 143 Kabra Malgujari, 144 Kabra Raiyat, 145 Kakadpani, 146 Kaldongari, 147 Kalyanpur, 148 Kamod, 149 Karida, 150 Karnjidol, 151 Kasai, 152 Kasmar Khondi, 153 Kasya, 154 Katol, 155 Kaudi, 156 Kaudiya, 157 Kekadiya Khurd, 158 Kekadya Kalan, 159 [[Kerpani Bhainsdehi]], 160 Khadgarh Malgujari, 161 Khadgarh Raiyat, 162 Khaira, 163 Khamapur, 164 Khamla, 165 Khapa, 166 Khapa Raiyat, 167 Khatapani, 168 Khetgada, 169 Khomai, 170 Khurda, 171 Kiding Raiyat, 172 Kolgaon, 173 Kolhudhana, 174 Kordi, 175 Kordi, 176 Kothalkund, 177 Kotmi, 178 Koylari, 179 Kukaru, 180 Kumbhi, 181 Kundab Kajan, 182 Kunkhedi, 183 Kutanga, 184 Labada Raiyat, 185 Lahas, 186 Lakhajhiri Dhana, 187 Lakkad Jam, 188 Lamghati, 189 Lapa, 190 Layawani, 191 Lokaldari, 192 Machhi, 193 Mahadpur Jawara, 194 Maharpani, 195 Majari, 196 Majarwani, 197 Malegaon, 198 Malegaon, 199 Malegaon Jhiri, 200 Malni, 201 Malore, 202 Manak Dand, 203 Markada, 204 Masod, 205 Mathni, 206 Mathni Ryt, 207 Mendha, 208 Mendha, 209 Mohda, 210 Mohta, 211 Mungajhiri Raiyat, 212 Nabpur, 213 Naharpur, 214 Nanda, 215 Nandara, 216 Nayegaon, 217 Newara Londu Raiyat, 218 Nibhora, 219 Nipanya, 220 Nirungi, 221 Nishana, 222 Padar, 223 Palanga, 224 Palanga, 225 Palaskhedi, 226 Palaspani, 227 Palaspani Raiyat, 228 Pali, 229 Palsya, 230 Pardi, 231 Partapur, 232 Pat Raiyat, 233 Patan, 234 Pathakheda, 235 Patoli, 236 Patri, 237 Pipalana Kalan, 238 Pipalna Khurd, 239 Pipariya, 240 Pipariya, 241 Pipariya, 242 Pohar, 243 Potla, 244 Rahatiya, 245 Rajni, 246 Raksi, 247 Rambha, 248 Ramghati, 249 Ratamati, 250 Ratamati, 251 Ratanpur, 252 Rayta, 253 Rohabi, 254 Sakli, 255 Sarai, 256 Sarandai, 257 Sawal Mendha Ryt, 258 Saygohan, 259 Seoni, 260 Shivgarh, 261 Sihar, 262 Simori, 263 Singar Chawdi, 264 Sirajgaon, 265 Sitapur, 266 Siwanpat, 267 Sonajhar, 268 Supala, 269 Takjhiri, 270 Tamsar, 271 Tawdi, 272 Tembhurni, 273 Thapoda, 274 Themgaon, 275 Theska, 276 Tingariya, 277 [[Tipring ]], 278 Titawi, 279 Udama, 280 Udhari Raiyat, 281 Umadla, 282 Umarghat, 283 Utari, 284 Uti, 285 Vijaygram, 286 Yedhapur,

Source - https://www.census2011.co.in/data/subdistrict/3598-bhainsdehi-betul-madhya-pradesh.html

History

Purna River (पूर्णा नदी) is a river of Western India. It is one of the chief tributaries of Tapti River originating from Betul district Madhya Pradesh and empties in it at Changdeo in Jalgaon, Maharashtra. It originates in Pokharni Village which is 2 km away from Bhainsdehi, a tasil place in Betul district Madhya Pradesh, adjoining Amravati district of Maharashtra. It flows through Akola, Buldhana, and Jalgaon districts. Total length of Purna River is 334 km.

Ancient Shiva Temple Ruins of Fortress, Bhainsdehi

The ancient Shiva temple is located at a distance of one km from Bhensdeh tahasil headquarter. Situated on the bank of Purna river the monument may be ascribed to the 15-16th century A.D. Raised on a high platform the temple is considerably ruined. Its mandapa is totally raged. The mandapa might have been based on 16 pillars. A Nandi idol is installed at the entrance of mandapa and a Ganesha image in the antaral. All the pillars of mandapa are decorated.

The square-shaped garbha-griha is carved with a chandrashila. The elevation plan of the platform of the temple has six projections on which the plinth is built. There are five projections on the plinth, which are decorated with artifacts. The jangha portion has sculptures in two rows. There are rathikas on six pillars in the bhadra portion of jangha. The angular portion is decorated with various images including those of Chanwardharini, Nayak-Nayika, a lass applying vermilion, lasses in dancing postures and playing musical instruments, Ganesha, Mahishasur Mardini, Saraswati, Hanuman, Rama and Digpalas. The shikhar portion above jangha was renovated during Maratha period and a new oval-shaped spire was built on it.

The shikhar has been painted. The garbha-griha has no Shivlinga and its gate is of dwi-shaka type. Figures of trident, mace, dwarpalas holding katavangas are carved on right and left sides of the first gate. The lintel-piece is occupied by Ganesha. There is a plate above it, which is decorated with lotus figures. Another plate above it is carved with an eight-armed dancing Shiva image. There is a Vishnu image to the right and that of Brahma to the left in sitting position. An image of Ganesha is placed to the right of Vishnu and that of Saraswati to the right of Brhama. A panel above it is carved with images of danseuses. The garbha-griha has been renovated and whitewashed.

The pillars of the mandapa are square and carved with figures of Nayak-Nayikas in dancing postures and playing musical instruments. A lotus figures is carved on a circular pole above it. The upper portion of the pole is round and on it exists the bracket top. Atlantes are carved on all four sides of it. There is a deep stone well in front of the temple. Sculptures of Nayak-Nayikas, Krishna, Maithun Yugal, Shiva, Ganesha etc are lying scattered around on the premises. Other temple structures might have existed on the platform of this east-facing temple. Only remains of them are now available.

The temple seems to have been associated with tribal art and culture. It is a state protected monument. Bhainsdehi also has a ruined fortress believed to have been built by Thakur Samman Singh of the qiledar family of the place.

Ref - http://archaeology.mp.gov.in/hi-in/Betul

भैंसदेही

भैंसदेही भारत के मध्य प्रदेश राज्य में बैतूल जिले में एक शहर और एक नगर परिषद है। कुकरू महादेव पहाड़ियों का दूसरा सबसे ऊंचा स्थान है। पूर्णा नदी का उद्गम स्थल भैंसदेही है। यह मुख्य रूप से एक आदिवासी तहसील एवम् बैतूल ज़िले की सबसे बड़ी तहसील भी है। भैंसदेही सतपुड़ा की पर्वत श्रृंखलाओं से घिरा हुआ है।

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