Badayun is a major city and Lok Sabha constituency of Uttar Pradesh, India. Badayun is an important district of Uttar Pradesh. It is located adjacent to the river Ganga's tributary. In an 11th century inscription, which is derived from Badayun, the city's name is called Vodamayuta. From this article it is known that Panchal was the capital of the country at Badayun.
Establishment:
It seems that the Ahikchatra Nagari, which had gone from the ancient times to the capital of North Panchal, was sitting in its former glory till this time. It is also said in a legend that this city was built by Achir Sardar King Buddha in the 10th century. In the 13th century it was an important frontline post office of the Muslim State of Delhi, and the provincial subedar lived there until it was replaced by Bareilly in 1657. This district became the headquarters in 1838. Some people believe that Ajaypal had laid foundation of Badayun in 1175 AD. King Lakhanpal is also credited for settling the town.
King Bhagirath had done penance to bring Ganga to Earth. Here is a unique cave on an ancient mound on the banks of the old Ganga, just a short distance from the Kachla Ghat of Ganga. Located beside Kapil Muni Ashram, this cave is known in the name of Bhagiratha cave. Earlier, there were statues of Raja Sagar's 60 thousand sons, who were stolen some years ago. Nearly there is a very dilapidated temple of King Bhagiratha, where now only Phase Paduka is left. Sukarkhet (Twelfth Region) with spiritual vision is of great importance anyway. Badaun's Kachla Ganga Ghat is about five kos from a distance towards Kasganj, a board appears, which is written on the Bhagirath cave. One village is Hodalpur. An ancient mound appears in the middle of the forest a little further. The monastery between the banyan trees and the clumps of other trees. Kapil Muni Ashram and Bhagiratha Cave located on this mound Hanumanji's grand statue has been found at the entrance of a mathia made of lacquer bricks. An idol is seen when you enter it, it is the locals' idol of Kapil Muni. The tunnel passes through the side of the statue, in which one person can enter only once. Within five meters, there are millions of bites visible on the tunnel walls. After this, the black Andere Cave starts. After entering the tunnel, a large closet is found, where a shiveling is also in the corner. After the closet the tunnel and then the closet The first Ganga was flowing through the side of this mound. Still a stream of Ganga flows through nearby, which is called the old Ganga. Shivaling rare point of view from the temple located under the mound was also stolen. Later, the police recovered Shivaling from a pond of Pali (Aligarh), but the idols of the Sagar sons are still unknown. There are three temples on this mound, one of them is called the Tomb of Goswami Tulsidas Guru Naraharidas.
History:
The famous temple of Nilkanth Mahadev, probably was built by Lakhanpal. The author of Tajulmasir, describing the invasion of Qutbuddin Aibak at Badayun, considered this town as one of the major cities of India. Jama Masjid is perhaps the largest in India's medieval buildings, and it was built by Altutmish, who built it in 1222 AD, ie 1222 CE, on the throne of Badayun.
Composition-Beauty:
The Jama Masjid here is often the size of a parallelogram, but it is more broader on the east. The main mosque on the eastern angle of inner festivals, which is divided into three parts. The dome is on the middle cell. On seeing from outside, this mosque looks ordinary, but on the four corners of the four corners, beautiful etching and craft is displayed. Badayun has many tombs built by the family of Sultan Alauddin Khilzi.
Ancient buildings:
Allauddin had spent the last year of his life in Badaya. The history of Akbar's court was written by writer Abdulkadir Badayuni for many years and Badayuni saw it with his own eyes. Badamuni's tomb is a famous monument of Badayun. Apart from this, the Dargah of Imadulmulk (Pusanahari dome) is also remarkable in the ancient buildings here.
Establishment:
It seems that the Ahikchatra Nagari, which had gone from the ancient times to the capital of North Panchal, was sitting in its former glory till this time. It is also said in a legend that this city was built by Achir Sardar King Buddha in the 10th century. In the 13th century it was an important frontline post office of the Muslim State of Delhi, and the provincial subedar lived there until it was replaced by Bareilly in 1657. This district became the headquarters in 1838. Some people believe that Ajaypal had laid foundation of Badayun in 1175 AD. King Lakhanpal is also credited for settling the town.
King Bhagirath had done penance to bring Ganga to Earth. Here is a unique cave on an ancient mound on the banks of the old Ganga, just a short distance from the Kachla Ghat of Ganga. Located beside Kapil Muni Ashram, this cave is known in the name of Bhagiratha cave. Earlier, there were statues of Raja Sagar's 60 thousand sons, who were stolen some years ago. Nearly there is a very dilapidated temple of King Bhagiratha, where now only Phase Paduka is left. Sukarkhet (Twelfth Region) with spiritual vision is of great importance anyway. Badaun's Kachla Ganga Ghat is about five kos from a distance towards Kasganj, a board appears, which is written on the Bhagirath cave. One village is Hodalpur. An ancient mound appears in the middle of the forest a little further. The monastery between the banyan trees and the clumps of other trees. Kapil Muni Ashram and Bhagiratha Cave located on this mound Hanumanji's grand statue has been found at the entrance of a mathia made of lacquer bricks. An idol is seen when you enter it, it is the locals' idol of Kapil Muni. The tunnel passes through the side of the statue, in which one person can enter only once. Within five meters, there are millions of bites visible on the tunnel walls. After this, the black Andere Cave starts. After entering the tunnel, a large closet is found, where a shiveling is also in the corner. After the closet the tunnel and then the closet The first Ganga was flowing through the side of this mound. Still a stream of Ganga flows through nearby, which is called the old Ganga. Shivaling rare point of view from the temple located under the mound was also stolen. Later, the police recovered Shivaling from a pond of Pali (Aligarh), but the idols of the Sagar sons are still unknown. There are three temples on this mound, one of them is called the Tomb of Goswami Tulsidas Guru Naraharidas.
History:
The famous temple of Nilkanth Mahadev, probably was built by Lakhanpal. The author of Tajulmasir, describing the invasion of Qutbuddin Aibak at Badayun, considered this town as one of the major cities of India. Jama Masjid is perhaps the largest in India's medieval buildings, and it was built by Altutmish, who built it in 1222 AD, ie 1222 CE, on the throne of Badayun.
Composition-Beauty:
The Jama Masjid here is often the size of a parallelogram, but it is more broader on the east. The main mosque on the eastern angle of inner festivals, which is divided into three parts. The dome is on the middle cell. On seeing from outside, this mosque looks ordinary, but on the four corners of the four corners, beautiful etching and craft is displayed. Badayun has many tombs built by the family of Sultan Alauddin Khilzi.
Ancient buildings:
Allauddin had spent the last year of his life in Badaya. The history of Akbar's court was written by writer Abdulkadir Badayuni for many years and Badayuni saw it with his own eyes. Badamuni's tomb is a famous monument of Badayun. Apart from this, the Dargah of Imadulmulk (Pusanahari dome) is also remarkable in the ancient buildings here.
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