Deori Sagar
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Deori (देवरी) is a village and tahsil in Sagar district, of Madhya Pradesh.
Location
Deori is a historical city situated on the banks of river Sukhchain, on the Narsinghpur Sagar road. Deori is located at 21.40°N 79.02°E. It has an average elevation of 360 metres.
Variants
- Devari देवरी 1. Deori Udaipur जिला उदयपुर, राज., 2. Deori Sagar जिला सागर, म.प्र. (AS, p.450)
Jat Gotras Namesake
Villages in Deori Tahsil
Town: 1. Deori
Villages:
1 Anantpura, 2 Arjunda, 3 Arsi, 4 Bada Murra, 5 Badguwan, 6 Badha, 7 Baheriya, 8 Baheriya Kalan, 9 Baheriya Khurd, 10 Bamhori, 11 Bandi, 12 Bansni, 13 Barha, 14 Barkoti Kalan, 15 Barpani, 16 Beena, 17 Beldhana, 18 Berkheri, 19 Berkheri Raja, 20 Bersala, 21 Bhadra, 22 Bhajiya, 23 Bhanpur, 24 Bharrai, 25 Bhati Kheda, 26 Bhonrgarh, 27 Bichuwa Bhawatara, 28 Bichuwa Swaroop, 29 Bigaura, 30 Bijagaur, 31 Bijaura, 32 Bijni Kheda, 33 Bilguwan, 34 Boriya, 35 Chakk Narayanpur, 36 Chakk Pipla, 37 Chandena, 38 Charguwan, 39 Chhewala, 40 Chhigoda, 41 Chhind, 42 Chhindli, 43 Chhir, 44 Chimadhana, 45 Chirchita, 46 Chirchita Sukhju, 47 Chordhawai, 48 Damara Beer, 49 Deguwan, 50 Deori Bakhat, 51 Deori Chhatargir, 52 Deori Kheda, 53 Deori Pathak, 54 Dhanguwan, 55 Dhultra, 56 Dobhi, 57 Dongar Salaiya, 58 Doomar, 59 Doondi, 60 Dungariya, 61 Dungariya, 62 Dungariya Mohli, 63 Dungariya Swami, 64 Fatehpur, 65 Foota Tal, 66 Fular, 67 Gadguwan, 68 Gangwara, 69 Gaurjhamer, 70 Ghasipatti, 71 Ghat Pipariya, 72 Ghughari, 73 Gopalpur, 74 Gorakhpur, 75 Gotegaon, 76 Gubra, 77 Gugwara, 78 Gundrai, 79 Gwari Khurd, 80 Harduli, 81 Harra Kheda, 82 Harrai, 83 Hath Khoh, 84 Hirapur Khurd, 85 Imjhira, 86 Ishurpur, 87 Jaitpur Gangai, 88 Jaitpur Kachhaya, 89 Jaitpur Kopra, 90 Jamnapur Parasiya, 91 Jamtara, 92 Jamuniya, 93 Jamuniya Pandit, 94 Jamunpani, 95 Javap, 96 Jhamara, 97 Jhamra, 98 Jhiri Churaman, 99 Jhiriya, 100 Jhunku, 101 Jogipura, 102 Jway, 103 Kakri Berkheri, 104 Kalmeta, 105 Kanjera, 106 Kanskheda, 107 Karanpur, 108 Katangi, 109 Kathautiya, 110 Kerpani, 111 Kewlari, 112 Khairi Padam, 113 Khajuriya, 114 Khakariya, 115 Kham Kheda, 116 Khamra Pathar, 117 Khamra Phathsingh, 118 Khamriya, 119 Khamriya, 120 Khamriya Gond, 121 Khanpura, 122 Khataula, 123 Khatauli, 124 Kheri Veer, 125 Kheruwa, 126 Khodi, 127 Kishanpur, 128 Kopra, 129 Kusiyari, 130 Kusmi, 131 Machhariya, 132 Mad Khera, 133 Madaj, 134 Madh Pipariya, 135 Madho, 136 Madiya, 137 Madni, 138 Madwa, 139 Mahguawn, 140 Mahrajpur, 141 Manegaon, 142 Mangela, 143 Mansoor Bawari, 144 Mardhi Jamuniya, 145 Mokla, 146 Moriya, 147 Muar Budhi, 148 Muarkhas, 149 Muderi, 150 Muderi, 151 Murrai, 152 Nandna, 153 Nandpur, 154 Narayanpur, 155 Nauradehi, 156 Neguwan Ratan, 157 Negwan, 158 Nigahri, 159 Nirandpur, 160 Padrai Bujurg, 161 Padrai Kalu, 162 Padrai Khurd, 163 Padrai None, 164 Pahla, 165 Panari, 166 Panzra, 167 Parasai Kalan, 168 Parasiya, 169 Parras, 170 Pathariya Dubey, 171 Patna Barjorsa, 172 Patna Singpur, 173 Pipariya, 174 Pipariya Beni, 175 Pipariya Gusai, 176 Pipariya Nande, 177 Pipariya None, 178 Pipariya Pathak, 179 Purena Chouki, 180 [[Purenakaran ]], 181 Putdehi, 182 Raikheda, 183 Rajola, 184 Ramkheri, 185 Ramkheri, 186 Ramkhiriya, 187 Ramnna, 188 Ramtek, 189 Ranital, 190 Rasena, 191 Ratikarar, 192 Reechhai, 193 Sagara, 194 Sagoni, 195 Salaiya, 196 Salaiya Dubey, 197 Salawara, 198 Samnapur, 199 Samnapur Kharagaran, 200 Samnapur Khurd, 201 Samnapur Seth, 202 Samnapur Shahju, 203 Sarkheda, 204 Sarkhera, 205 Sarra, 206 Sarra Dalpat, 207 Sarra Nande, 208 Sarrakhurd, 209 Sarraveer, 210 Sasna, 211 Semra Kheri, 212 Sendwara, 213 Shri Nagar, 214 Silari, 215 Silarpur, 216 Silkuhi, 217 Simariya, 218 Simariya, 219 Simariya, 220 Simariya Harrakheda, 221 Singpur, 222 Singpur, 223 Sonpur, 224 Sujanpur, 225 Suna, 226 Suna, 227 Suradehi, 228 Tara, 229 Tikariya, 230 Tindani, 231 Titarpani, 232 [Tundari]], 233 Umarkhoh, 234 Vindali,
Source - https://www.census2011.co.in/data/subdistrict/3453-deori-sagar-madhya-pradesh.html
History
In the 17th century, King Chandela founded this city. Earlier it was known as Ramgarh or Ujargarh. Later on a temple was constructed at this place, after which the city was renamed as ‘Deori’, meaning the ‘Abode of God’.
It is famous as "Panch Mahlon Ki Rajdhani" in the historical area. A Fort of ancient rule time is situated at the center of city. The oldest temple is in the city. The historical items are constructed at the surrounding area of this temple.
The Deori city had a unique role during the independence movement and once visited by Mahatma Gandhi. The "Nauradehi" sanntury is near the Deori. Its total area is 103.62 square kilo meter (Approx). Sambhar, Cheetal, Krishnamriga and Neelgay are found in this sanntury. The Gopalpura forest is very near from Deori. The Gopalpura is known by the name of 'Sagon' (Teak) and 'Tendu' Forest.
देवरी
देवरी (AS, p.450) सागर ज़िला, मध्य प्रदेश में स्थित थी। ऐतिहासिक दृष्टिकोण से देवरी की गढ़ी काफ़ी प्राचीन थी। इसकी गिनती गढ़मंडला की वीरांगना रानी दुर्गावती के श्वसुर संग्राम सिंह (मृत्यु 1541 ई.) के 52 गढ़ों में थी।[1]