Pattamundai

Pattamundai is a town and a municipality in Kendrapara district in the Indian state of Odisha, located on the centre of SH-9A from Cuttack to Chandbali along the south end of Brahmani River. It is additionally the headquarter of Pattamundai Block. Pattamundai is an old exchanging stream port. The town came into verifiable spotlight amid the Mughal's. No archeological remains are found despite the fact that. Checking the territory is relatively inconceivable with respect to the high thickness of populace that dwells over it.

Akbar set up the land income framework here in 1515 AD. Notices can be discovered when Emperor Aurangzeb conferred monetary and labor support to the Madrasa at Pattamundai port to bestow training to their youngsters, which even twists today. Muslim ruled from 1576-1751 AD. Pattamundai was under the Utikan Pargana and they set an Amil here for arrive income accumulation. English powers under Colonel Harcourt walked from Cuttack to Kujang at some point amid late October-early November 1803 and Pattamundai tumbled from the hands of the Marathas unopposed.

The Paika Bidroha broke out in the neighboring kingdom of Khurda in 1817 and had spread to Pattamundai in July, where 200 paikas assaulted the Thana and slaughtered many. The Pattamundai Thana included 3 persuasive Zamindar masters - Bhatikona, Ali and Kanika. Specify can be found amid Damage Assessment after the surges in October 1848 when it used to be a Taluka under the Utikan Estate pargana, Madanpur.