Manpur Umaria
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Manpur (मानपुर) is a town and tahsil in Umaria District of Madhya Pradesh.
Location
It is located 46 KM towards East from District head quarters Umaria. Manpur Pin code is 484665. Mala ( 9 KM ) , Kathar ( 9 KM ) , Badar` ( 10 KM ) , Pataur ( 10 KM ) , Tikuritola ( 11 KM ) are the nearby Villages to Manpur.
Jat Gotras Namesake
Villages in Manpur Tahsil
1 Amarpur, 2 Amha, 3 Amiliya, 4 Amlai, 5 Asodh, 6 Bachaha, 7 Badar, 8 Badari, 9 Badchhad, 10 Badkhera, 11 Badrehal, 12 Badwahi, 13 Badwahi, 14 Badwahi, 15 Badwar, 16 Bagaiha, 17 Bagdari, 18 Baghado, 19 Baigaon, 20 Bakeli, 21 Baktala, 22 Balhaud, 23 Bamera, 24 Bamhangawan, 25 Bandha, 26 Bansa, 27 Bara, 28 Barbaspur, 29 Barbaspur, 30 Bardauha, 31 Bardauha, 32 Bartarai, 33 Baseha, 34 Basehi, 35 Baskuta, 36 Baturawah, 37 Beldi, 38 Bhadari, 39 Bhamraha, 40 Bharauli, 41 Bharewa, 42 Bharhut, 43 Bharmila, 44 Bholgarh, 45 Bijauri, 46 Bijhariya, 47 Bilai Kap, 48 Chandwar, 49 Chansura, 50 Chapar, 51 Chechariya, 52 Chechpur, 53 Chhain, 54 Chhap No.1, 55 Chhap No.2, 56 Chhapraud, 57 Chhatan Tola, 58 Chillhari, 59 Chimta, 60 Chirrawah, 61 Chitraw, 62 Dadraudi, 63 Damna, 64 Damoy, 65 Deogawan, 66 Deori, 67 Deori, 68 Dhakhodar, 69 Dhamokhar, 70 Dhanwahi, 71 Dighiya, 72 Dobha, 73 Dodka, 74 Dongari Tola, 75 Dongari Tola, 76 Dulhara, 77 Gadariya Tola, 78 Gajraha, 79 Gangital, 80 Garhpuri, 81 Ghaghaud, 82 Ghaghdar, 83 Ghunsu, 84 Gidri, 85 Gobratal, 86 Gohadi, 87 Goraiya, 88 Govarde, 89 Guruwahi, 90 Harchauta, 91 Hardi, 92 Hardua, 93 Harrai, 94 Hirauli, 95 Indawar, 96 Itama, 97 Jamunara, 98 Jhal, 99 Jhalwar, 100 Jhamaiya, 101 Kachhara Tola, 102 Kachhauha, 103 Kai, 104 Kamta, 105 Karaundi Tola, 106 Karaundiya, 107 Karsara No.1, 108 Karsara No.2, 109 Kaseru, 110 Kathali, 111 Kathar, 112 Kathar, 113 Khaira, 114 Khaloundh, 115 Khamhar Wah, 116 Kherwa, 117 Khusarwah, 118 Khutar, 119 Kodar, 120 Kolar, 121 Kolha, 122 Kota, 123 Kotalwah, 124 Kotari, 125 Kothiya, 126 Kuchwahi, 127 Kudari, 128 Kudari, 129 Kudi, 130 Kudri, 131 Kumhai, 132 Kumharra, 133 Kusamaha, 134 Kuthuliya, 135 Kuwan, 136 Lakhnauti, 137 Lakhumar, 138 Madain Tola, 139 Madhaun, 140 Magdhi, 141 Mahaman, 142 Mahroi, 143 Mainwah, 144 Mairee, 145 Majh Kheta, 146 Majh Tola, 147 Majhauli, 148 Majhauli, 149 Majhgawan, 150 Majhokhar, 151 Mala, 152 Malhara, 153 Manpur, 154 Marai Kala, 155 Marai Khurd, 156 Mardari, 157 Milli, 158 Mohbala, 159 Mudgudi, 160 Mudgudi, 161 Mugwani, 162 Nadawan Kothar, 163 Narwar, 164 Naugawan Khas, 165 Neusi, 166 Padkhuri, 167 Padwar, 168 Paljha, 169 Panpatha, 170 Parasi, 171 Parasi, 172 Patana, 173 Pataur, 174 Patehra, 175 Pathari, 176 Pipari Tola, 177 Pipariya, 178 Pipra Tola, 179 Pitaur, 180 Podiya, 181 Putpura, 182 Raipur, 183 Rakhi Amodar, 184 Raksha, 185 Ranchha, 186 Ratheli, 187 Rijhauha, 188 Rohaniya, 189 Rohaniya, 190 Rohaniya, 191 Sakriya, 192 Salaiya, 193 Salkhaniya, 194 Samaha Tola Gata, 195 Samar Kaini, 196 Saraswahi, 197 Sarmaniya, 198 Sehra, 199 Sehra Tola, 200 Sejwahi, 201 Semari Tola, 202 Semariya, 203 Semra, 204 Sigudi, 205 Sukhdas, 206 Tala, 207 Tikuri, 208 Tikuri Tola, 209 Umariya, 210 Umariya Alis Kachniya Tola, 211 Urdana,
Source - https://www.census2011.co.in/data/subdistrict/3484-manpur-umaria-madhya-pradesh.html
History
Mânapura (मानपुर) village finds mention in Khoh Copper-plate Inscription of the Maharaja Sharvanatha (533-534 CE). Pishtapurikâdêvî (Goddess Laxmi) temple was built at (the town of) Mânapura. Fleet considers this town to be Manpur village near Son River. This village Manpur is in present Umariya district.
Khoh Copper-plate Inscription of the Maharaja Sharvanatha (533-534 CE)
- Ôm! Hail! From Uchchakalpa; — (There was) the Mahârâja Ôghadêva. His son, who meditated on his feet, (was) the Mahârâja Kumâradêvî, begotten on the Mahâdêvî Kumâradêvi. His son, who meditated on his feet, (was) the Mahârâja Jayasvâmin, begotten on the Mahâdêvi Jayasvâminî. His son, who meditated on his feet, (was) the Mahârâja Vyâghra, begotten on the Mahâdêvi Râmadêvi. His son, who meditated on his feet, (was) the Mahârâja Jayanâtha, begotten on the Mahâdêvi Ajjhitadêvî.
- (Line 6.)— His son, who meditates on his feet, the Mahârâja Sharvanâtha,— begotten on the Mahâdêvi Murundasvâminî — being in good health, issues a command to the residents, beginning with. the Brâhmans, at the villages of Vyâghrapallika and Kâcharapallika in the Maninâga pêtha: —
- (L. 8.)— "Be it known to you that these two villages were bestowed, as a mark of favour, upon Pulindabhata,— with the udranga and the uparikara; (with the privilege that they were not to be) entered by the irregular or the regular troops; with whatever had (by custom) accrued or might accrue in connection with the tribute of all the taxes which should not belong to the king; to endure for the same time with the moon and the sun; (but) with the exception of (the right to) fines imposed on thieves. And now they are granted by him to Kumârasvâmin, to be enjoyed by the succession of (his) sons and sons’ sons, for the purpose of the worship of the divine goddess Pishtapurikâdêvî at the temple which he has caused to be built at (the town of) Mânapura, and for the purpose of repairing whatever may become broken or torn. And, by (this) copper-plate charter, they have been assented to by me, according to the rule of bhûmichchhidra.
- (L. l4.)— "You yourselves, understanding (this), (and) being. obedient to (their) commands, shall render the tribute of the customary royalties, taxes, gold, âvâta, revenue, &c.
- (L. 16.)— "And those kings who shall be born in Our lineage,— by them this grant should not be confiscated, (but) according to opportunity should be increased (and) assented to and preserved. And none of the tribute of the taxes which should not belong to the king, should be taken.
- (L. 18.)— "And whosoever may confiscate this grant, he shall become invested with (the guilt of) the five great sins and the minor sins.
- (L. 19.)— And it has been said in the Mahâbhârata, in the Shatasâhasrî-Samhitâ, by Vyâsa, the arranger of the Vêdas, the supreme sage, the son of Parâshara,— "O Yudhishthira, best of kings, carefully preserve land that has previously been given to the twice-born; (verily) the preservation (of a grant) (is) more meritorious than making a grant! As a rule, indeed, no inauspicious condition is experienced by kings; but they are purified for ever, when they bestow land! The earth has been enjoyed by [many] kings, commencing with Sagara; whosoever at any time possesses the earth, to him belongs, at that time, the reward (of this grant that is now made, if he continue it)! The giver of land enjoys happiness in heaven for sixty thousand years; (but) the confiscator (of a grant), and he who assents (to an act of confiscation), shall dwell for the same number of years in hell! He who confiscates land that has been given, whether by himself, or by another,— he becomes a worm in the ordure of a dog, and sinks (into hell) together with his ancestors! Those who confiscate a previous grant, are born (again) as black serpents, inhabiting the dried-up hollows of trees, in desert places destitute of water!"
- (L. 27.)— (This charter) has been written in two centuries of years, increased by fourteen, on the sixth day of the month Pausha, by the Sâmdhivigrahika Nâtha, the great-grandson of the Anâtya Phalgudatta; the grandson of Varâhadinna; (and) the son of Manôratha. The Dûtaka (is) Dhritisvâmika.
- From: Fleet, John F. Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum: Inscriptions of the Early Guptas. Vol. III. Calcutta: Government of India, Central Publications Branch, 1888, 138-139.
Notes -
- Vyâghrapallika (व्याघ्रपल्लिक) - Village in the Maninâga pêtha
- Kâcharapallika (काचरपल्लिक) - Village in the Maninâga pêtha
- Mânapura (मानपुर) - Pishtapurikâdêvî (Goddess Laxmi) temple was built at (the town of) Manapura. Fleet considers this town to be Manpur village near Son River. This village Manpur is in present Umariya district and is too far from Khoh Satna.
खोह से प्राप्त महाराज जयनाथ और महाराज सर्वनाथ के दानपत्र
खोह से ही महाराज जयनाथ तथा उनके पुत्र महाराज सर्वनाथ के भी कई दानपत्र प्राप्त हुए हैं। प्रथम पट्ट 496 ई. ।उच्छकल्प से प्रचलित किया गया था. इसमें धवशांडिक ग्राम का भागवत (विष्णु) के मंदिर के लिए दान में दिए जाने का उल्लेख है. मंदिर की स्थापना ब्राह्मणों ने इस ग्राम में की थी. दूसरा दानपट्ट 512 ई. में लिखा गया था. इसमें महाराज सर्वनाथ द्वारा तमसा तटवर्ती आश्रमक नामक गांव का विष्णु तथा सूर्य के मंदिरों के लिए दान में दिए जाने का उल्लेख है. तमसा नदी मैहर की पहाड़ियों से निकलती है. तीसरा दानपट्ट (तिथि रहित) भी उच्छकल्प से प्रचलित किया गया था. इसमें महाराज सर्वनाथ द्वारा धवशांडिक ग्राम के अर्ध भाग को पिष्ठपुरिका देवी के मंदिर के लिए दान में दिए जाने का उल्लेख है. चौथा और पांचवां दानपट्ट भी महाराज सर्वनाथ
[p.261]: से ही संबंधित है. चौथे का विवरण नष्ट हो गया है. पांचवें में सर्वनाथ द्वारा मांगिक पेठ में स्थित व्याघ्रपल्लिक तथा काचरपल्लिक नामक ग्रामों का पिष्ठपुरिका देवी के मंदिर के लिए दान में दिए जाने का उल्लेख है. इसकी तिथि 533 ई. है इसमें जिस मानपुर का उल्लेख है वह स्थान फ्लीट के मत में सोन नदी के पास स्थित ग्राम मानपुर है. खोह के दानपट्ट से गुप्त कालीन शासन-व्यवस्था के अतिरिक्त उस समय की धार्मिक पद्धतियों एवं तत्कालीन सामाजिक स्थिति एवं धार्मिक विश्वास पर प्रकाश पड़ता है।