Budaun Pincodes

The seat of the Budaun district in Uttar Pradesh, India, is the historic city of Budaun. It is situated in the Uttar Pradesh area of Rohilkhand, roughly a mile east of the Sot River and 27 km north of the Ganges River. Its entire population, as reported by the 2011 census, is estimated to be 161,555 at this time. During Sultan Iltutmish’s four-year rule (1210–1214 CE), Budaun gained historical significance as the capital of the Delhi Sultanate. During the Mughal era, it was the most significant station on the Northern Frontier.

History

The ancient tales state that Ahir prince Budh inspired the name Budaun. This city was named Budaun after the Ahir ruler Budh, who is said to have built it in 905 A.D., according to local legend. and an inscription that lists twelve Rathore rulers who ruled at Budaun during the period known as Vodamayuta, is most likely from the 12th century. Mahmud, the son of the Ghaznavid Sultan, drove away the Rashtrakuta chief and captured Kanauj after 1085. After that, the Rashtrakuta ruler moved their capital to Vodamayuta, where they remained in power until Qutb-ud-din Aibak overthrew them.

Demography

39,613 (12.3%) of Budaun City’s 159,221 residents (83,475 males and 75,746 females, or 1000/907) were under the age of six. There were 73.0% adult literate people. In the city, Hindi and Awadhi are the most commonly spoken languages. In Budaun City, there are 907 men for every 1000 residents. The number of females born for every 1000 boys is 882. The city is 81 square kilometers in size. The Budaun Metro Area covers 103 sq km (40 sq mi) and is home to over 417,000 people. Shekhupur, Bahedi, Islamganj, Chandanpur, Salarpur, Salarpur Industrial Estate, Shekhupur Firing Range, Padauna, and Khera Buzurg are included together with Badaun City.

Tourism

Both Muslims and Hindus regard Budaun as having great religious significance. With its quiet streets and dusty roads, it appears to be a little, isolated village at first look. However, there are a lot of monuments and ruins that disclose a lot of the city’s tales. Budaun takes tourists to a time of powerful monarchs and mystic Sufi saints like the Sufi saint Nizamuddin Auliya, all while exuding a nostalgic appeal. The village has a mystical air that adds to its attraction.

Division

The five tehsils that make up the district are Budaun, Bisauli, Bilsi, Dataganj, and Sahaswan. The district is home to six Vidhan Sabha constituencies: Dataganj, Sahaswan, Bilsi, Badaun, Shekhupur, and Bisauli. The remaining areas are included in the Badaun Lok Sabha constituency, whilst Shekhupur and Dataganj are part of the Aonla Lok Sabha constituency.