Rapari

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Author:Laxman Burdak, IFS (R)

Location of Rapri in Firozabad district

Rapari (रापरी) is a village in Shikohabad tahsil of Firozabad district in Uttar Pradesh.

Origin

Variants

  • Rapari रापरी, तहसील शिकोहाबाद, जिला मैनपुरी, उ.प्र., (AS, p.786)
  • Rapri रापरी

History

Mainpuri anciently formed part of the great kingdom of Kanauj, and after the fall of that famous state it was divided into a number of petty principalities, of which Rapri and Bhongaon were the chief. In 1194 Rapri was made the seat of a Moslem governor. Mainpuri fell to the Moguls on Baber’s invasion in 1526, and, although temporarily wrested from them by the short-lived Afghan dynasty of Shere Shah, was again occupied by them on the reinstatement of Humayun after the victory of Panipat. Like the rest of the lower Doab, Mainpuri passed, towards the end of the 18th century, into the power of the Mahrattas, and finally became a portion of the province of Oudh. When this part of the country was ceded to the British, in 1801, Mainpuri town became the headquarters of the extensive district of Etawah, which was in 1856 reduced by the formation of Etah and Mainpuri into separate collectorates. On the outbreak of the Mutiny in.1857 the regiment stationed at Mainpuri revolted and attacked the town, which was successfully defended by the few Europeans of the station for a week, until the arrival of the Jhansi mutineers made it necessary to abandon the district.[1]

रापरी जिला मैनपुरी

रापरी (AS, p.786) उत्तर प्रदेश में मैनपुरी ज़िले की तहसील शिकोहाबाद में स्थित एक ऐतिहासिक स्थान है। यहाँ पर ख़िलजी सुल्तान अलाउद्दीन ख़िलजी के ज़माने की एक मस्जिद है, जिसे मलिक काफ़ूर ने बनवाया था। शर्की सुल्तान ख़्वाजा जहान के राज्य की सीमाएँ 'कोल', 'सम्भल' तथा 'रापरी' तक फैली हुई थीं। [2]

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