Beed District

Beed District

History:

Beads is probably a historic town of medieval origin. Its early history is ambiguous. Historians speculate, based on archaeological sites, that the city may have been founded by the Yadava ruler (1173-1317) of Devgiri (Dauratabard). Bead was later dominated by Nizam during the time of India in England. The Bead district has a long history of rulers and kingdoms. In ancient times, this city was called Champa Yatinagari. Until the 19th century, this part of Malaswada was under the monarchy of Nizam, but was later incorporated into the Republic of India after a fierce struggle between Indian freedom fighters and Nizam soldiers. 

Famous for ?

Is it famous for because the most famous and distinctive place in the Bead is the Cancareshwar Temple, mentioned in 16th century historical documents.

Area: 

The total area of the area is 10,693 km2.

Subdivisions: 

There are five subdivisions in the district.

Villages:

There are a total of 217 villages in this area.

Cities:

There are a total of 9 cities in the district.