Up news: Uttar Pradesh is a region with many characteristics. The biggest feature of Uttar Pradesh is that this state is the largest state in India. Uttar Pradesh, the largest state of India, has more than 65 major cities. Among these cities, there is also a city in Uttar Pradesh, which is named after a particular type of fruit. This city named fruit is also called Draupadi’s Maika, the wife of the Pandavas during the Mahabharata period.
This city of Uttar Pradesh is named after Amla fruit
Bareilly is a famous city of Uttar Pradesh. The historic city of Uttar Pradesh is inhabited near Bareilly city. Amla is also an assembly constituency of Uttar Pradesh. At one time, Amla was very cultivated around this city. For this reason, this city of Uttar Pradesh is named Amla. The history of Amla city of Uttar Pradesh is a very old history. It is said that in Mahabharata, Draupadi, wife of five Pandavas, was in the city of Amla in Uttar Pradesh. Up news
Amla in Uttar Pradesh is direct connection with Mahabharata Draupadi
Amla is a small city in Uttar Pradesh, Amla is also a tehsil of Bareilly district. The history of Amla is quite old and glorious. It used to be a part of Panchal kingdom. The capital of Amla was Ahitra. The kings of Katehariya also ruled Amla for about 500 years. After which the Ruhels conquered Amla and made it their capital. By the time of Akbar, it was the headquarters of a pargana. Amla is mentioned as a pargana of the government of Badaun.
It is said that this town is also related to the Mahabharata period. Draupadi is said to have connections to Panchal Empire. It is said that today, which is the city of Amla of Uttar Pradesh, he used to be Draupadi’s Maika Panchal Empire during the Mahabharata period. There are many places to visit Amla city in Uttar Pradesh. Amla has tourist places like Jain Temple, Begum Mosque, Ramnagar Fort, Bhima Gada. According to the 2011 census, there are 367 villages here. Amla has a population of 55,629.
