Brahmapuri
| Author:Laxman Burdak, IFS (R) |
Bramhapuri (ब्रह्मपुरी) is a town and eponymous headquarters of Bramhapuri taluka in Chandrapur district in the state of Maharashtra, India.
Variants
Villages in Tahsil
Town: 1 Brahmapuri
Villages:
1 Adyal, 2 Adyal Tukum, 3 Ahernavargaon, 4 Akapur Rupala, 5 Aksapur, 6 Awalgaon, 7 Ballarpur Mal, 8 Baradkinhi, 9 Beldati, 10 Belgaon, 11 Belgaon Kh, 12 Belpatali, 13 Betala, 14 Bhaghwanpur, 15 Bhaleshwar, 16 Bhuj Tukum, 17 Bodada, 18 Boddegaon, 19 Bodegaon, 20 Bodra, 21 Borgaon, 22 Chak Bothali, 23 Chandali, 24 Chandgaon, 25 Chaugaon, 26 Chichgaon, 27 Chichkheda, 28 Chicholi Bk, 29 Chikhalgaon, 30 Chitak Bodra Navegaon, 31 Chorti, 32 Deulgaon, 33 Dhamngaon, 34 Dhanoli Poha Chak, 35 Dighori, 36 Dudhawahi Chak, 37 Ekara, 38 Gaidongari Tukum, 39 Ganeshpur, 40 Gangalwadi, 41 Gawarla Chak, 42 Gogaon, 43 Halda, 44 Hardoli, 45 Hattilendha, 46 Jawarabodi Mendha, 47 Jugnala, 48 Kahali, 49 Kalamgaon, 50 Kaleta, 51 Kanhalgaon, 52 Katali Chak, 53 Khandala, 54 Kharbi Makta, 55 Kharkada, 56 Khedmakta, 57 Kinhi, 58 Kitadi, 59 Kolari, 60 Kosambi Khadasmara, 61 Kothulna, 62 Kudesawali, 63 Ladaj, 64 Lakhapur, 65 Lohar Dongari, 66 Maldongri, 67 Mangli, 68 Marar Mendha, 69 Mayar, 70 Mendaki, 71 Mudaza, 72 Mui, 73 Murpar, 74 Nandgaon Jani, 75 Nanhori, 76 Navegaon Kh, 77 Navegaon Makta, 78 Nilaj, 79 Padmapur Tukum, 80 Panchagaon, 81 Paradgaon, 82 Parsodi, 83 Parsodi Jani, 84 Pimpalgaon, 85 Powanpar, 86 Rampuri, 87 Ranbothali, 88 Ranmochan, 89 Rui, 90 Saigaon Tukum, 91 Saigata, 92 Sawalgaon, 93 Sawardand Chak, 94 Selada, 95 Shivsagar Tukum, 96 Sondri, 97 Sonegaon, 98 Surbodi, 99 Talodi Kh, 100 Tapal, 101 Torgaon Bk., 102 Torgaon Kh., 103 Tulan Mal, 104 Tulan Mendha, 105 Tumdi Mendha, 106 Uchali, 107 Udapur, 108 Wandra, 109 Waygaon, 110 Zilbodi,
Source - https://www.census2011.co.in/data/subdistrict/4067-brahmapuri-chandrapur-maharashtra.html
Geography
Bramhapuri is one of the six divisions located in the northeastern part of Chandrapur district, Maharashtra at 20.36°N 79.51°E and has an average elevation of 229.5 metres (753 feet).
History
Bramhapuri was a city in the Satavahana dynasty, with many burnt-brick houses, numerous glass beads and coins.[1] Many bronze objects were excavated from there, many of which are Indian but few were also of Roman and Italian origin, that can be attributed to the Satavahana period.[2]
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