Anupshahar

Anupshahr is a residential area and a city board in Bulandshahr locale in the territory of Uttar Pradesh, India. It is situated close to the heavenly river Ganga. It is situated on Bangar alluvial. As per the Imperial Gazetteer of India the organizer of Anupshahr was Badgurjar Raja Anup Rai, and along these lines the date of establishment of present-day Anupshahr was somewhere in the range of 1605 and 1628. Raja Anup Rai spared Jahangir amid a lion chase, by blocking and after that executing a lion that assaulted the ruler. Jahangir exhibited this territory to Raja Anup Rai, and the city is named after him.

Anup Rai constructed a fortress close-by. Amid the time of King Tarasingh this zone advanced in particular. Around then the territory was known for Ayurvedic drug and for business by water crafts in northern India. In the eighteenth century when the Mughal realm set into a decrease and the previous satraps accomplished the status of suzerain rulers Anupshahr came to be situated on the western fringe of the 'Nawabi' of Oudh and turned into a vital army. Despite the fact that the Nawab of Oudh before long lost control of the region, this residential community remained a cantonment of sorts for quite a while to come.