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This publication also does not purport to coverevery historical or cultural aspect of the Uttarakhand region, but does representa concerted attempt to bring available information together in map form.© 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010 Rajiv Rawatuttarakhand.org | uttarakhand.net +Encompassing the Central Himalayan region and adjoining plains districts,Uttarakhand was established on November 9, 2000 as the 27th state of the Indian Union +State Bird +Himalayan Monal +State Animal +Kasturi (Musk Deer) +State Flower +Brahma Kamal (Snow Lotus) +State Tree +Burans (Rhododendron) +Historical Location +Town/Village/Settlement +District/Regional Capital +Pass +Holy Site +Peak +Battle Site +Prayag (city at river confluence) +River +Nature Preserves +TRIBE +HISTORICAL NAME +DISTRICT NAME +Provisional/Potential State Capital +International BorderDistrict Border +Atkinson, E.T. 1881. +The Himalayan Gazeteer +. In 3 Vols.Chandola, K. 1987. +Across the Himalayas through the Ages. +New Delhi: Patriot.Dabral, S.P. 1967-1990. +Uttarakhand ka Itihas. Vol. I-XIII +. Dogadda: Veergatha Prakashan.Kandari, O.P., & Gusain, O.P. (eds.) 2001. +Garhwal Himalaya. +Srinagar: Transmedia. Kumar, P. 2000. +The Uttarakhand Movement: Construction of a Regional Identity. +Delhi: Kanishka.Khanduri, B.M. & Negi, S.S. (eds.) 2007. +Uttarakhand: Historical Perspective. +Srinagar: Transmedia. Pande, B.D. 1993. +Kumaun ka Itihas +. Almora, U.P., India: Shree Almora Book Depot.Rawat, A. S. 1989. +History of Garhwal, 1358-1947. +New Delhi: Indus.Routledge, P. 1993. +Terrains of Resistance. +Connecticut: Praeger.Saklani, A. 1987. +The History of a Himalayan Princely State. +Delhi: Durga.Saklani, D.P. 1998. +Ancient Communities of the Himalaya. +New Delhi: Indus. Sharma, D.D. 1983. +Linguistic History of Uttarakhand +. Hoshiarpur: VVRI.U.S. Defense Mapping Agency. 1980. +Topographic Maps NH 43 & NH 44. +1:1,000,000. Nelles-Verlag. 1997. +Nelles Himalaya Map +. 1:1,500,000. Nelles Maps. Phillimore, R.H. 1954. +Historical Records of the Survey of India. Volume I-IV. +Dehra Dun: Geodetic Branch, Survey of India. Original research supported by the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute and York University (Canada).With special thanks to Sudhir Rawat, Raju Gusain, Sunil Kainthola, & Shekhar Pathak.Dedicated to the freedom fighters & activists of the past, present, & future. +Historical SourcesMap SourcesAcknowledgements +Glacier +The Uttarakhand Andolan Memorial in Kutchery, Dehraduncommemorating the martyrs of the movement & “Kali Raat” orthe Black Night of 1-2 October 1994 when police repression ofthe separate state movement peaked at Rampur TirahaSketch of the ruins of Tolingmath before theCultural Revolution in ChinaDehradun's famous clock towerstands at the centre of townFarmers throughout the Himalayas engage interraced cultivation suited to steep incline of terrainLandholdings generally small & fragmentedThe Nanda Devi Temple in Lata,one of the gateway villages to Nanda Devi PeakMagnificient Darbar Hall built by Nawab of Rampur to houseoriental manuscripts of Rampur Raza Library 1905 +PITHORAGARHBAGESHWAR +ALMORA +CHAMPAWATNAINITAL“SHAHEED” UDHAM SINGH NAGAR +settled in the post-partition era by mainly Sikh farmersnamed after heroic assassin of Michael O’Dwyer,governor of Punjab during Jallianwallah Bagh massacre +HARIDWAR +heavily populated districtsite of periodic protests against the district'samalgamation into Uttarakhand 1998- +PAURITEHRIUTTARKASHIDEHRADUN +“Doon Valley” changed possessionseveral times over last 300 yearsbefore final incorporation intoGarhwal Division +RUDRAPRAYAGCHAMOLI +UTTAR PRADESH +TIBET +first unified kingdom 7th centurysigned peace treaty with China 822conquered & held as tributaries to Mongols 1240Dalai Lama position instituted 1578Chinese resident in Lhasa beginning of 18th centuryYounghusband expedition 1905Chinese troops withdrawn from Tibet 1912Chinese occupation of Tibet 1950Departure of Dalai Lama 1959Creation of “Tibetan Autonomous Region” 1965 +HIMACHALPRADESH +FAR-WESTERN NEPAL +seat of the Khasa Malla Empire that dominated region in 12th-15th centuriesdescendants of Malla dynasties ruled much of Ngari & Kathmandu valleyuntil 18th century +SHIMLAKULLUHUMLABAITADIDADELDHURAKACHANPURDARCHULABAJHANGKAILALIBAREILLY +erstswhile capital of Rohilla Empireest. 1707-1720 +PILIBHITBIJNORSAHARANPUR +TERAI +BHABAR +TABLE LANDSLESSERGREATER HIMALAYA +HIMALAYA +SHIVALIKS +SHAUKAMARCHA JADH +last remainingBuddhist communitiesin Uttarakhand regionrelocated by armyaway from frontier +JAUNSARITHARUBUKSADROKPARUNGRAJITOLCHA +Tons +Yamuna +Bhagirathi +Bhilangana +Alaknanda +Mandakini +Pindar +Nandakini +Saraswati +Dhauli (W) +Mahakali +Kosi +Ram (W) +Sarju +Gori +Dhauli (E) +Ram (E) +Sutlej +Humla Karnali +Dabka +Paschim Nayar +Purvi Nayar +GANGA +Song +Suswa +Henwal +Jaklot +Chamlia +Ladhiya +Surna +Seti +Girthi +Rishi +Kuthi +Bal +Baspa +Jadh +Birahi +Bhyunder +Gola +Panar +Karnali +Sutlej +Asan +Lissar +Kail +Gomti +NanakSagarRamgangaReservoir +Rupin +Kamal +Sarju +Bhakra +Mandal +Gunkha +Ralam +YAMUNA +Suyal +Yamuna +Dharam +Sutlej +Jakhan +Huini +MansarovarLakeRakas Lake +Gangotri Glacier +huge icefield experiencingrapid retreat 1990s- +PindariGlacier +KhatlingGlacier +Bandarpunch Glacier +in retreat +Kuari Pass +Bara Hoti +grazing grounds +Indo-Tibetan Border +demarcated by Henry McMahon &affirmed by Shimla Convention 1914closed by India-China War 1962 +Uttarakhand-Uttar Pradesh Border +separated fromUttar Pradesh 2000 +Himachal-Uttarakhand Border +boundaries of original territories defined 1948Himachal Pradesh established 1971 +Indo-Nepalese Border +defined by Treaty of Sagauli 1816 +Kalapani +Kali river watershed +Mana LaNiti LaKungriBingri LaLipuLekh LaThaga LaDarma LaLampya LaUntadhuraNara La +To Simikot& airstripTo LhasaTo DelhiTo Gartok +capital of Ngari region,traditional trading post of Ladakh & Tibet +To ShimlaTo Nahan,ChandigarhTo Bareilly +KUMAON +consolidated kingdom c. 900-1790overrun by Gorkhas 1791-1815ceded to British 1816incorporated into India 1947 +GARHWAL +derived from land of “Garh” or fortsunified independent kingdom c. 1500-1803overrun by Gorkhas 1803-15ceded to British 1816western portion returned to King 1817annexed to India 1949 +NGARI-KOR-SUM +sparsely populated yet sizeable prefecture of western Tibetbirthplace of Bon religionknown as 'Hundesh' to Indiansannexed by Lhasa (Tibet) 1687 +CHUMURTI +region renowned for its hardy horse +breed +GUGE +lost kingdom of 10th-17th centuriesVisited by Jesuit Father Andrade 1626sacked by Ladakh mid-1600s +DAPA +source of raids intoGarhwal in 1600s +KANGRI +RAWAIN +vast & traditionally rebelliouspargana of Garhwal +SIRMOR +important erstwhile hill kingdomallied with Mughals in invasions of Garhwalcapital moved to Nahan 1621overrun by Gurkhas 1809liberated & returned to King by British 1815 +ROHILKHAND +large territory of western Uttar Pradesh once controlled by Pashtun Rohillassouthern neighbours of Garhwal & Kumaon in 1700sdefeated by Marathas 1770recovered by Oudh 1772ceded & ravaged by British 1774 +RATH +cultural region of Garhwal +PATLI DUNBARAHSYUN +NAGPUR +BADHANSALANDANPURPALIPACHHAON +DASOLI +DOTI +important principality & adversary of Chand Kings“Rainka” Kings descended from Katyursassisted Garhwalis in repelling Kumaoni invasion 1680occupied by Gorkhas 1790nearly acceded to British 1815 +BAISI RAJYA +22 trans-Karnali principalities absorbedinto expanding Gorkha empirethrough series of treaties 1787-1788 +SORPHALDAKOT +SIRA +BAWARJAUNSAR +distinct hilly region of Garhwalculturally connected with Himachalstronghold of Mahasu Devta +CHAUGARKHACHAUDANS +NITI VALLEY +VYAS VALLEY +DARMA VALLEY +JOHAR VALLEY +NELANG VALLEY +KATIYUR +VALLEY +stronghold of medieval Katyuridynasties +KALI KUMAON +heartland of Kumaon Chand kingdomwitnessed unrest during1857 Uprising +UPPER DOAB +flat & fertile alluvial tract between Yamuna & Ganga +JAUNPURTAKNOR +ASKOT +BARAHMANDALPAINKHANDADHANIYAKOTDHYANIRAU +KINNAUR +district of Himachal Pradesh long influenced by Tibetan Buddhismpart of Bushahr princely state as “Chini” tehsilentry retricted until 1993 +BUSHAHR +important erstwhile hill kingdomunified under King Chatar Singh c. 1611ravaged by Gorkhas 1803-1815British foothold established 1809 +RAMPUR +originally Kathera, an important Rajput principality,later eclipsed by Pashtun settlement 1623new Rohilla kingdom founded after fall of Bareillyremained loyal to British during 1857 Uprising +GANGOLIKATOLI +PARKHANDAMAIKHANDA +CHANDPURCHILABHARDAR +UDAIPUR +SAKLANAGANGASALANSALT +Anjainisain +site of SBMA campus +Askot +s +tarting point of PAHAR’s decennialfoot march across Uttarakhand +Arakot +end point ofPAHAR's decennialfoot march acrossUttarakhand +Tilari +peasant protest massacredby Tehri State militia 1930 +Roopkund +alpine lake with 9th centuryremains of ill-fatedroyal pilgrimage +HomkundBadhangarhi (fort)Henwal Valley +birthplace of freedomfighter Sridev SumanChipko actions 1970s-80sBeej Bachao Andolan 1990s- +Gaumukh +“Cow’s Mouth”actual source of the Ganges +Toling +“Tolingmath” possibly the original Badrinathsite of great monasteries of Gugeravaged in 1960s +Tsaprang +fortress of Gugesite of Andrade’s missionnow largely abandoned +Dapa Dzong +captured by Garhwali GeneralMadho Singh Bhandari in response to raids 1624artifacts belonging to King Fateh Shah kept here +Chandpur Garhi +o +riginal seat of Panwar KingAjai Pal who subjugated52 Khasa chieftainsto unify Garhwal +Lakhanpur +ruins of importantKatyuri town +Bairath +10th century seat ofKatyur King Malushahi from popular folk balladRajula & Malushahi +Dewalgarh +temporary capital of Garhwalkingdom c. 1506-1517 +Govisana +seat of significantkingdom identified byChinese traveller Huien Tsang 6th-7th centuries +Gangnani +one of several hot springsfound in upper Himalayas +Taklakot/Purang +fortress of trans-HimalayanMalla Empire 12th-14th centuriestrinational trading post +Patal Bhuvaneshwar +limestone caves & underground templefinds mention in Skanda Purana +Maletha +site of legendary16th century canalbuilt by MadhoSingh Bandhari +Sahastradhara +“spring of a thousand sources” +Kempty Falls +Binsar +retreat of Henry RamsayKumaon commissioner +Bedni & Aali Bugyal +mountain meadowenroute to Roopkund +Nahi Kalan +site of epic anti-mining struggle1986-1987Dodi Talsparkling lakebelieved to bebirthplace of Ganesh +Abbot Mount +European colony 1914 +Sanana-Baseri +megalithic archaeologicalfinds point to human presencec. 1000 BCE +Lakhudiyar +palaeolithicrock art site +Nawada +old capital of theGarhwal King’s Dun territories +Laxman Jhula +suspension iron bridge built 1939 +Har ki dun +point where Pandavasascended into Heaven +Kedarnath +shrine of ShivaSamadhi ofShankar Acharya +Tungnath +highest of the “Panch” Kedars that venerate Shiva +Badrinath +shrine of Vishnu,est. by ShankarAcharya 9th century +RudranathKalpeshwarMadhyamaheshwarYog Dhyan Badri& PandukeshwarBhavisya Badri +“the future Badri” +Bridh BadriAdibadriYamunotri +traditionalsource ofYamuna +Gangotri +traditional sourceof the GangesTemple constructedby Gurkha GeneralAmar Singh Thapa +Surkanda DeviJwalpa DeviHemkund +Sikh pilgrimage sitediscovered 1930 +Nanak Matta +Sikh pilgrimage sitevisited by Nanakin his travels +ChandrabadniGarjiyaDeviHanol +Mahasu Temple +Hariyali DeviJageshwar +Kumaon’s preeminentShiva temple complexpatronized by Katyuri &Chand Kings +SyahiDevi +MahendranagarDhanoltiNaugaonBhairongatiBhatwariGuptkashiThalisainChaukutia +also known asGanai +Dwara HatMukteshwarLohaghat +traditional home ofKumaon’s deities +BhadyargaonDidi Hat +market centreof old Sira state +DharchulaKapkotMartoliGarbyangPipalkotiTapobanChhamClement Town MajraDadeldhuraBarkotShivpuriPolingLataNagniAdwani(Nelang)(Jadhang)PurolaDharasuGopeshwarMalpaKhatimaSitarganjJaspurMunsiyari +largest Indo-Tibetantrade entrepot +DwaliSuraithotaNitiMalari +megalithic archaeologicalfinds point to human presencec. 1000 BCE +VikasnagarPokhraBhironkhalRameshwarMandalJelumChaukoriGaurikundAgastyamuni +named after Sage Agastyain the Ramanayana +ChandrapuriGhatDhyariMorangSanglaManaPancheshwarNandprayagDevprayag +marks the beginningof the Ganga +GhansaliDunda +Jadhs resettledhere after militarizationof frontier +ParkhaLangsuNamgyaPuhJajalDhumakotVishnuprayagKashipur +Kalpa +NarendranagarSatpuli +“seven bridges”important way pointfor villages inlower Garhwal +GhamsaliDakpatharKanalichinnaGovindghatTharaliChamyalaBhikiyasainBaitadiDarchulaNaitwarMoriTiuniOslaDoiwalaLilamTawaghatBazpur +founded in 1655 byRaja Baz Bahadur Chand +LalkuanUfrainkhal +centre of significantecological regenerationefforts 1980s- +GhumkhalNew TehriAgrakhalHanumanChattiChinyaliSaurAtaiBunoliGhatMadkotDungLambgaonHanumanChattiSilgarhi-DotiDipayalBalmaDevidhuraNieharKalapaniKutiKardungDeghatMarchulaSialkotSyalde +Garsain +also known as Lobhaafter fort overlookingGarhwal-Kumaon frontierproposed capital ofUttarakhand 1994 +Gwaldam +traditional battlegroundbetween Panwar & Chand Kings 16th-17th centuries +Kalsi +site of Ashoka rock edict3rd century BCE +Kausani +s +ite of Sarla Behn’sLakshmi Ashram 1946- +Moincer +‘Missar’ revenue village ofIndia until 1962 +Gyanima Mandi +trading post of Johar, Darma,& Vyas Bhotiya +Rampur-Bushahr +Indo-Tibetan trade centre, gateway to inner Kinnaur &capital of the erstwhileBushahr hill state +Sarahan +old capital of Bushahrsite of 800-year-old Bhimkalitemple & palace +Nauti +starting point ofNanda Devi Raj Jat +Milam +community of 19th centuryexplorer ‘Pundit’Nain Singh Rawat +Okhimath +winter home of Kedarnath’sdeities +Dogadda +“Man-Eater of Dogadda”Chandrashekhar Azad’srevolutionaries alsotrained near here 1930 +Lakha Mandal +transcribed inscriptions detailtwo lineages governingregion 4th-6th centuries +Nagina +captured by Britishmarking reconquest ofBijnor 1858 +Baijnath +later seat of Katyuri empirebefore its fragmentation +Someshwar +also known asHatyura +Ramnagar +regional railhead +Bhimtal +lake resort city site of rock art museum +Champawat +original seat of KumaonChand Kings 10th century-1563 +Reni +site of pivotalall-women Chipkoaction led byGaura Devi 1974 +Tanakpur +official tradingpost of India & Nepal +Pratapnagar +summer residence ofTehri King +Landhaura +seat of Gujar Kingwho assisted in faileddefense of Garhwalagainst Gorkhas 1804 +Berinag +site of numerousNaga temples +Gangoli Hat +site of Hatkalika Kali templeinstalled by Shankar Acharya +Jauljibi +annual fair held at midpoint ofTibet-Terai trade routewinter home of DarmaValley transhumantcommunity +Rudrapur +founded by Rudra Chandto guard southern flank ofKumaon Kingdomsite of Atariya Devi temple +Harsil +renowned for apple orchardsintroduced by British forester“Pahari” Wilson 1860s +GaucharRudraprayagKaranprayagChamoli +Pauri +established asdistrict HQfron 1839 +Pithoragarh +stronghold ofold Sor state ruledby Bams dynasty +Kalagarh +Bijnor +LaldhangKotalbaghKaladhungi +Kirtinagar +Rampur +Kotdwar +railhead gateway &industrial & marketcentre of Garhwal +Nainital +Known in the Puranas as Tri-Rishi-SarovarBritish hill station from 1841-summer capital of Northwest Provinces & UP 1862-seat of Kumaon University 1973- +Najibabad +founded by Nawab Najib-ud-Daulahimportant centre for central Asiancaravan trade mid-18th century +Haridwar +gateway to “Devbhumi”marking entry of Ganga into plainspopular cremation grounds +Mussoorie +hill station est. by British 1827 +Joshimath +also called Jyotirdhamseat of KarttikeyapurEmpire 8th-11th centuries +Almora +capital of Chand Kings 1563-1790traditional trade centre &cultural capital of Kumaonsite of final battle ofAnglo-Gorkha War 1815 +Muzaffarnagar +midway point between Dehradun & Delhinear +s +ite of 1994 massacre ofDelhi-bound Uttarakhandstate activists +Deoband +site of the venerated Darul UloomIslamic centre of learning +Chakrata +cantonment est.by British 1866 +Dehra Dun +largest city in Uttarakhand region“Dehra” refers to camp of dissidentSikh Guru Ram Rai, 1675made provisional capital ofUttarakhand state 2000 +(Tehri) +capital of Tehri State 1817-1948inundated by Tehri Dam 2004 +Rishikesh +centre of spiritual learning &Western pilgrimage includingThe Beatles in 1968 +Srinagar +site of HNB Garhwal Universitycapital of Garhwal 1517-1803 +Lansdowne +Garhwal Rifles regimental centrefounded in 1887 by Viceroy of India +Ranikhet +“Queen’s Meadow”Kumaon Regimentcantonment &scenic hill station +Roorkee +site of first engineering schoolin British Empire outside UK +Uttarkashi +also known as Barahatpossible seat of “Brahmaputra” kingdommentioned by Chinese traveller Huien Tsang 630sShiva’s retreat upon Kashi (Varanasi)’sloss of sanctity in the Kaliyuga +Pantnagar +site of first Indian agricultural university 1960instrumental in spreading “Green Revolution” +Haldwani +gateway to Kumaonfounded in 1834 as mart for hill traderscaptured by rebels in 1857 Uprising +Paonta Sahib +Sikh pilgrimage sitetemporary residence of 10thGuru Gobind Singh +Meerut +original site of 3rd century BCE Ashokanpillar removed to Delhi 1206revolt of Hindu & Muslim sepoy garrisonsparked the Indian War of Independence/Uprising 1857-8 +Bageshwar +Baghnath temple erected 1602site of annual Uttarayani fair +Chamba +originally Chamma Khalannual “Gabbar Singh Negi”fair honours WWIVictoria Cross recipient +Saharanpur +inhabited since Indus Civilizationnamed by Mohammed Tughluqafter saint Shah Harun Chistiimportant Moghul hubseat of Rohilla ChiefNajib Khan who capturedDehradun 1757-1770 +Kathgodam +regional railhead 1884- +Corbett National Park +named after man-eater hunter &conservationist Jim Corbett +Valley ofFlowersNanda DeviBiosphere ReserveRajajiNational ParkAskot SanctuaryKedarnath SanctuaryGovindPashu ViharGovindNational ParkGangotriNational ParkBinsar Sanctuary +Doodhatoli +3100m +Panchachuli Peaks6312-6903m +named after thefve “cooking pots”of the Pandava Brothers +Kamet +7756m +Nanda Devi +7816m +patron goddess &highest peak ofUttarakhand +Nag Tibba +3078m +ChaukambaPeaksto 7138m +Gangotri Peaks +6577-6672m +Bagirathi PeaksGurla Mandata +7728m +known locally as Namo Nanyior “Faery’s Peak” +Kedarkantha +3815m +Bandarpunch +6316m +Mana +7272m +Hathi Parbhat +620 +0mTrisul Peaks +6008-7120m +Dunagiri7066mMangtoli +6803m +Changsil RangeSwargarohini +6252m +Abi Gamin +7355m Mukut Parbat 7242m +Nanda Devi East +7434m +Nanda Kot +6861m +Mt. Kailas +traditional abode of Shivaassociated with Mt. Meru, metaphysicalcentre of the world in Hindu, Buddhist,Jain & Bon cosmology +Traill’s Pass +GARHWAL +conquered byGorkhas 1803 +KUMAON +conquered byGorkhas 1791 +Haridwar +traditional tributary ofLord of Badrinath(Garhwal King) +Doon Valley +claimed byGarhwal King,frequently overrun byneighbouring powers +HUNDESH +annexed by Tibet asNgari-Kor-Sum 1687 +ROHILKHAND +settled by Afghan Pashtun 17th-18th centuries +GORKHATERRITORIES +occupied by1790 +BUSHAHR +Consolidation of Kingdoms +SIRMOR +Haridwar +created in 1988incorporated intoUttarakhand 2000 +Rudraprayag +divided from Tehri &Chamoli 19 +97 +Bageshwar +divided fromAlmora 1998 +“Shaheed”Udham Singh Nagar +divided from Na +inital 1995 +Redistricting in Lead Up to Statehood +Champawat +divided fromPithoragarh 1997 +British Garhwal +made district from originalKumaon Commissionery 1839 +NORTHWEST PROVINCE 1815-1858UNITED PROVINCE 1858-1947 +TIBET +British “protectorate”1905 +“PUNJAB”HILLSTATES +NEPAL +Colonial Divisions 1815-1947 +KUMAONDIVISION +AlmoraNainital +UttarkashiTehriChamoliGarhwal(Pauri)AlmoraPithoragarhNainitalDehradun +TIBET +occupied byChina 1950 +NEPAL +HIMACHALPRADESH +separated fromPunjab 1966statehood 1971 +UTTARPRADESH +Hill Districts of U.P. 1947-1990s +UTTARAKHAND +t +hree new districts of Uttar Pradeshallocated separate development portfolio in 196 +0 +Rawain Pergana +TEHRI +nominallyindependentprincipality +DehradunDistric +t +alternatively part ofSaharanpur District,Kumaon Division,Meerut Division1815-1968 +Garhwali +and +Kumaoni +compose the nuclei of the Central Pahari languagecluster with their various subdialects showing various lingual influences fromIndia and both the trans- & cis-Himalayan regions (Sharma, 1983). +FROM THE PLAINS +Brahmin & Kshatriya migrations fromWestern & Central India beginning in 8th centuryusurped power from Khasa chieftainsestablished Panwar & Chand dynasties +Malla Dynasties (Khasa) +fragmented by 15th century +KHASA +arrived from Northwest through Chitral by Vedic periodestablished dynasties & republics throughoutentire Himalayan belt +Shaukyana +land of Sonepati Shaukalegendary merchant ofthe Indo-Tibetan frontierc. 6-10th century? +KIRATA +Tibeto-Burman group arrived from North by +Vedic period pushed to the East by Khasas +Nagas +spread from Bagirathi &Alaknanda Valleys4th-5th centuries +KOL +first people of regiondisplaced & subjugated bylater migration waves +KEDARKHAND MANASKHAND +Kunindas +governed region as republics2nd century BCE -4th century CE +RAJYA-KIRATA +present day Raji of Askot +KIRATA +ancestors of Tharu and Buksa +Katyuri +Dynasties +( +Khasa) +fragmented by 12th century +TIBETO-BURMAN +WESTERN PAHARI +WESTERN HINDI +KHAS-KURA(EASTERN PAHARI) +TehriyaliRawainJaunpuriJaunsariSalaniRathiKumaiyaSoriyali +Rau-Chaubhainsi +Khasparjiya +Gangolia +CENTRAL PAHARI +JohariSrinagariyaBadhani +Nagpuriya +Dasaulya +PachhainPhaldakoti +Chaugarkhiya +Majh Kumaiya +AskotiSiraliDanpuriya +GARHWALIKUMAONI +Lobhiya +Ancient Communities & Linguistic Composition of the Central Himalayas +LANGUAGE GROUP +Regional Subdialect +COMMUNITYDynasty +Pauri +Hunger Strike1994/8/2 +Nainital +Hunger Strike 1994/8/15Police Firing 1994/10/3 +Srinagar +Lathi Charge 1995/11/10 +Mussoorie +Uttarakhand Kranti DalFormed 1979/7/25Police Firing 1994/9/2 +Khatima +Police Firing 1994/9/1 +Muzaffarnagar (Rampur Tiraha) +Police Firing, Assault1994/10/2 +Dehradun +Police Firing 1994/10/3 +Ramnagar +Hill State Council formed1967/6/24 +Gairsain +Campaign for Capital2004 +Reni +1974/3/26 +Tehri Dam +1978-2004 +Kotdwar +Police Firing 1994/10/3 +Mandal +1973/4 +Nahi Kalan +1986/9-1987/7 +Phata +1973/6-12 +Phalenda +2005-6 +Bhadyargarh +1978-9 +Advani,Salet,Kangar& Sabli +1977-8 +Chanchridhar(Dwarahat) +1978/1 +Bachher +1987 +Dungri-Paintoli +1980/2 +Nainital +1977/10 +Pulna +1978/1 +Parsari +1979/8 +Hat (Almora) +1977/12 +Kataldi +2001-2003 +Ufrainkhal +“DoodhatoliLok VikasSansthan” 1980s- +Lata +“Jhapto-Cheeno” 1998 +Gwaldam +“Maiti” Movement 1996- +Askot to Arakot Yatra +fact-finding voyage acrossUttarakhand helped establishthe modern unified identityof the region1974, 1984, 1994, 2004 +From 1974-1980, the Chipko environmental justice movementmobilized about 23,000 people from 150-200 villages across theregion. The subsequent anti-mining struggle near Nahi Kalan mayhave mobilized 2000 people from 10 villages. However, before andafter, the anti-liquor movement persisted, seeing local actions andmass rallies in the region from 1965 onwards (Routledge, 1993). +The groundwork for the creation of Uttarakhand was laid by variouspersonalities and political organizations in the decades followingindependence. Support for autonomy spanned the ideologicalspectrum beginning with the left, yet the tragic martyrdoms of 1994galvanized the demand into a mass movement (Kumar, 2000).Basbheera +anti-liquor stirspreads from hereacross Kumaon 1984 +Tehri +anti-liquor rally1971/11/20 +Laasi +1979/12 +Main Trail +Uttarakhand MovementChipko MovementAnti-DamAnti-MiningChipko-derived Movements +Region-wide Movements +Modern Social Movements +The consolidation of the Garhwal and Kumaon kingdoms heraldedalmost two centuries of intermittent warfare between the two, rivallingthe War of the Roses and the Hundred-Years War in their intensity andduration. Neighbouring states would likewise invariably interveneincluding Sirmor and the Mughal Empire on the side of Kumaon andDoti and Katyuri statelets on the side of Garhwal. By the end of the 18th century, the states were so weakened by this infighting that even abrief attempt at unity could not prevent their conquest by the Gorkhasnor the the empire from beyond the seas (Atkinson, 1881). +Seige of Kalanga +Loss of British CommanderCostly British Victoryover Gorkhas 1814/11/30 +Seige of Langurgarhi +Successful Garhwali Defenseagainst Gorkha Invasion1791-2 +Battle of Khilpati +Gorkha Victory overBritish 2nd Columnin Kali Kumaon1815/3/31 +Battle of Almora +British Victory over GorkhasCapture of Kumaon1815/4/27 +Flight of the King +from Srinagar to Barahat to Dunwith Gorkhas in pursuitFall 1803 +Garhwal-Kumaon Frontier +frequent skirmishes, raids,&full scale invasions 1591-1803 +Retreat to Terai +Kumaonis make severalunsuccessful attempts to recoverkingdom 1791-1794 +LobhaGwaldam +BADHANPALI +Chaukot +Dapa Incursions +Tibetan raids plunderbeyond Badrinath 1620s +Punitive Expeditions +three pointed attacksucceeds at ending raids 1624influence reestablished 1690s +The Northern Expedition +trade rights in Tibet securedTaklakot briefly seized alongwith control over all passesto Kailash 1670 +Rohilla Invasion +Rohilla Victory over KumaonisSacking of Almora 1743-4 +Retreat to Gairsain +Rohilla Victory over combinedGarhwal & Kumaon force 1744 +Second Mughal Invasion +combined Mughal/Kumaon/Sirmorforce briefly annexes Dun 1655-60 +First Mughal Invasion +Queen Mother Karnavaticrushes Mughal force withguerrilla tactics 1635 +Srinagar +Battle of Khurbura +death of Garhwal Kingcapture of Garhwalby Gorkhas1804/1 +Battle of Gangoli +Kumaonis repulse Gorkhas towardsKali Kumaon 1790/1 +Capture of Almora +Gorkhas enter capital after defeatingKumaonis near Katolbagh 1790/2 +Theatre of Conflict 17th-19th Century +Rispana +Song +Baldi +NalapaniNagal +Anwala +Bindal +Tons +Nun +Rajpur Rd +Haridwar Rd +Raipur Rd +Saharanpur Rd +Kaonli Rd +Chakrata Rd +E.C. Rd +RAJPURRAIPURDHARAMPURMOKHAMPURBIRPURJAKHANTo Mussoorie & Landour +To SahastradharaCHUKKUWALADALANWALAHATHIBARKALAANARWALANALAPANI +Bahadurpur +possible capital of Shah Jahan’sbrief capture of Dun1655-1660 +Forest Research Institute +main office built in 1929 torival Viceroy’s House in Delhi +Jhanda Mohalla +Guru Ram Rai’s palace 1699nucleus of later Dehra city +British CemeteryKalanga Memorial +erected to honour bothsides of the conflictafter raising of fort1814 +Race Course +Home of Viceroy’ssummer stables +Ajabpur +after Ajbu Kunwar,consort of RajmataKarnavati 1630s +Rajpur Canal +oldest canal in Dunbuilt by Ajbu Kunwar +Kaulagir +site of first tea estatein Dun +Khurbura +site of last battleof the Gorkhaconquest 1804 +Survey of India +HQ of oldest departmentin India 1767 +Robber’s Cave +Rail Service from 1900 +TEHRIDEHRADUN +LANDOUR“European Only”Settlement +Gun Hill +Happy Valley +Lal Tibba +Mall Rd +Cart Rd +Mussoorie is named after a local shrub while Landourdraws its name from Llanddowror, a village inWales. +Camel +Back Rd +MUSSOORIE +Pre-Independence Dehra Dun +012345km +Pre-Independence Nainital +Upper Mall +Upper KaladungiLower Kaladungi +Cart Rd +Upper Mall +Middle Mall +Cheena 2615m +Snowview 2270m +Ayarpatha +Dorothy’s Seat +named after artistDorothy Kellet +G +overnor’s House +summer residence of NW/United Provinces governors +The Flats +play area created aftermassive 1880landslid +e +St.John in theWilderness Church +Naina DeviTemple +Sherwood College +est. 1869TALLI TALMALLI TAL +Alma +0123km +To Almora +CANTONMENT +Devpatta +UttarakhandChhattisgarhJharkhandThree new states createdby act of Parliamentin 2000 +INDIA +1776180018241848187219201952200019601968197619841992 +CHRONOLOGICAL TIMELINE +17281680163215841536148814401200960720194418964800 CE480 BCE +2007 State name restored toUttarakhand +2000 Formation of “Uttaranchal”Dehradun made provisional capital2004 Old Tehri submergedunder dam reservoir1994 Peak ofUttarakhand AndolanMuzaffarnagar Kand1996 PM Deve Gowdacalls for Uttarakhandfrom Red Fort1989 UttarakhandSanyukta SangarshSamiti convened1986-7 Epic anti-miningbattle at Sinsyaru Kala1979 UttarakhandKranti Dal formed to fightfor separate hill state1978 Advani Forestsaved by Chipko action +1976 UttarakhandSangarsh Vahini formed1974 Gaura Devileads women tosave Reni Forest1974 First Askot to Arakot Yatraacross Uttarakhand1973 Formation of Kumaun & Garhwal Universities +2003 New industrial policybrings manufacturing to Terai +1972 Mass rallies against timber auctions1961 UttarakhandSarvodaya Mandalformed at Kausani +1968 Uttarakhand HillDevelopment Councilformed by UP State +1962 India-China Warcloses frontier withTibet +1952 PC Joshi of the CPI calls forGarhwal & Kumaon autonomy +1949 Tehri State merged with Uttar Pradesh +1948 Nagender Saklani & Bholu Bhandarimartyred by Tehri State forcesTehri King abdicates +1944 Sridev Sumanmartyred in Tehri Jail +1939 Tehri PrajaMandal formed1930 Tilari Kand, peasantsmassacred by Tehri King’s forces 1930 Peshawar IncidentChander Singh Garhwali revolts against ordersto fire on peaceful demonstrations +1921 Swaraj activists forceend to Coolie & Uttar Begarsystem in Kumaon +1916 KumaonParishad formedto fight for homerule +1914 Garhwal Riflessent to France at adventof WWI, suffer heavylosses but win greatrenown +1887 Garhwal Rifles raised &stationed in Lansdowne,military recruitment heraldsmoney order economy +1878 Forest Act sets pattern of colonialdomination of Uttarakhand's forests +1866 Explorer “Pundit”Nain Singh Rawatreaches Lhasa +1857 Revolt againstBritish Rule in KaliKumaon, Haldwanibriefly liberated, peacereigns elsewhere in hills +1942 Garhwali POWs join INA +1824 turbulent Rawainpargana returned to Tehri1814-6 Anglo-Gorkha War ends in Treaty of SugauliEastern Garhwal & Kumaon ceded to British, independentGarhwal reestablished from Tehri +1840 Wilson awardedfirst timber grant from Tehri +1803-4 Gorkhas conquerGarhwal, King dies inbattle1791 Gorkhas overrunKumaon, checked byGarhwalis at Langurgarhi +GORKHYANIBRITISH RAJ TEHRI RIYASATINDIA UTTAR PRADESHSTATEHOOD +1785 Pradyumna Shahbriefly unites Garhwal& Kumaon +1768 Rising GorkhaEmpire occupiesKathmandu +1761 Kumaon forces aid Mughalsagainst Marathas at Battle of Panipat +1744 Rohillas overrunAlmora, defeat combinedKumaon & Garhwalforces +1720 Decline of Chandpower, heralds decadesof internecine struggles& battles in the plains +1757 Rohillas establish authority in DunDehra Dun prospers +1560 Kalyan Chandmoves capital toAlmora fromChampawat +1517 Ajay Pal movescapital to Srinagarfrom Dewalgarh +1635 Rajmata Karnavati routs invadingMughal force, cuts noses of survivors +1671 Last Katyur chiefdeposed & banished by Chands +1191 Ashokchalla, Malla king ofWestern Nepal shatters Katyuri power,marches as far as Gopeshwar & Barahat +1670 Baz Bahadur Chandoccupies Tibet trade routes,briefly seizes Taklakot +c. 820 Shankar Acharya reestablishes Shaivism,dies at Kedarnathc. 200 BCE Kunindassovereign over the hills +304-232 BCE Ashokan MauryaEmpire extends to Teraic. 5th centuryNagas fill vacuum +c. 630 Chinese travelerHuien Tsang passesthrough region, describesvarious Buddhistprincipalities +c. 700 Rise of pan-HimalayanKarttikeyapur dynasty +c. 11th century Karttikeyapurdisintegrates, Katyuri princesreestablish authority from Baijnath +888 Panwars establish seat at Chandpurgarhi,heralding migration from plainsc. 200 Kunindas, Yaudheyas, &Arjunayanas form confederation +1660 Prithvi Shah hands Suleiman Shikohto Aurangzeb to prevent invasionDun returned to Garhwal King +1591 Battle of GwaldamKatyuris & Garhwalisrebuff Kumaoni invasion +1374 Garur Gyan Chandbegins expansion beyondKali Kumaon +1488-1503 Kirati Chandoccupies Khagmara Kot (Almora),subjugates Katyuris, & expandsKumaon’s borders +1565-1597 Rudra Chandconquers remaining landswest of Kali, including Askot,Sira, Johar, & Darma +1597-1621 Lakshmi Chandunsuccessfully invades Garhwal seven times +KATYURGARHWAL KUMAON +1261 Thohar Chand, first confirmedChand King, ascends to throne +1493 Panwar King Ajay Pal ascends throne,completes unification of Garhwal +6th century BCEKiratas present in hills +1946 Badri DuttPande calls forseparate hill state +1692 Fateh Shahraids Saharanpur, extendsGarhwali influence into Tibet +1624 Mahi Pat Shahsends Madho SinghBandhari to punishraiders from Tibet +1779 Lalit Shah drivesusurper from Chand throneinstalls son Pradyumna as new King +1955 State ReorganisationCommission decidesagainst smaller statesKM Panikkar dissents +960 BCE +7th centuryPaurava dynasty +105-250 Kushans prevailover North India +c. 4th centuryGuptas defeatconfederation,end Kuninda era +ince time immemorial, Uttarakhand has been knownas the +Devbhumi +- “abode of gods” and has played acentral role in the legends of the entire subcontinent. +Archaeological evidence such as rock art at Lakhudiyar, Nautiyal, & Dungri and burialsin Malari, Sanana & Baseri show that Uttarakhand hosted stone age cultures as early as thepalaeolithic before the arrival of Kol, Khas, & Kirata migrants mentioned in the +Puranas +. +3rd-2nd Millennium BCEEarliest settlement of Central Himalayas(?) +PURANAS +1815-35 GW Traill becomesfirst commissioner of KumaonDivision, installs personalized rule +1836 Slavery banned +1998 Protests in Haridwar & Udham Singh Nagarover inclusion in new state nearly derail statehood bill +1994 Kaushik Committeedelineates contours of newstate with capital at Gairsain1987 Large rallies bringUttarakhand demandto the fore +S +1655 Shah Jahan invades Garhwal, capturesDun with help from Kumaon & Sirmor +1815-18591859-18711871-18861886-19131913-19461946-19481948-1949 +Panwar Dynasty(Tehri*) +1815-18161816-18301830-18391839-18471848-18561856-18841885-18871888-18891889-18921892-18941894-18981899-19021903-19051906-19131914-19241935-19391939-19411941-19431943-19471947-1948 +Kumaon Commissionery*(British Raj) +* Includes Eastern “British” Garhwal +Sudarshan ShahBhawani ShahPratap ShahKirti ShahNarendra ShahManabendra ShahPraja Mandal**E. GardnerG.W. TraillColonel GowanG.C. LoushingtonJ.N. BattenH. RamsayH.G. RossJ.R. ReidG.E. ErskinD.T. RobertsE.E. GriggR.E. HamblinA.M.W. ShakespearJ.S. CampbellP. WyndhamA.W. IbbotsonG.L. VivianT.J.C. ActonW.W. FinlayK.L. Mehta +First Dynasty(7th-8th Centuries) +Basantana (Vasudeva)...KharaparadevaKalyanarajadevaTribhuvanarajadevaAshokchallaKrachalladeva +Panwar Dynasty(Garhwal) +1790-17951795-1797179717971797-17991799-18061806-1815 +Gorkha Military Governors(Gorkhyani)Malla (Nepalese) Hegemony +9th Century...1455-14931493-15471548-15801581-15911591-16111611-16241624-16311631-16671667-171617161717-17721772-17801780-17851785-1804Kanak Pal...Jagat PalAjay PalSahaj PalBalbhadra PalMan ShahShyam ShahMahi Pat ShahPrithvi Pat ShahFateh Pat ShahUpendra ShahPradeep ShahLalit ShahJaikrit ShahPradyumna Shah*9th Century...1261-12811281-1286...1360-13781378-14201420-14441444-14771477-14881488-15061506-15121512-15301530-15671567-15971597-16211621-16241625-16381638-16781678-16981698-17081708-17201720-17261726-17291730-17481748-17771777-17791779-17861786-178817881788-1790Som Chand...Thohar ChandKalyan Chand...Abhaya ChandGyan ChandVikram ChandBharati ChandRatan ChandKirti ChandPratap ChandBhisma ChandBalo Kalyan ChandRudra ChandLakshmi ChandDalip ChandTrimal ChandRaj Bahadur ChandUdyot ChandGyan ChandJagat ChandDevi ChandAjit ChandKalyan ChandDeep ChandMohan ChandPradyumna Chand*Mohan ChandSiv ChandMahendra Chand1191-12091223 +Chand Dynasty(Kumaon) +LIST OF RULERS +UNTIL INDEPENDENCECompiled by Atkinson (1881)Revised & Completed by Khanduri & Negi (2007)Joga Mall ShahKazi Nar ShahiAjab Singh ThapaBhum ShahRudravir SinghAjab Singh ThapaDhaukal Sun SinghKazi Gajeshwar PandeyRitu Raj ThapaBhum Shah +* Tehri Princely Statereinstalled Panwar lineagein Western Garhwal as a11-gun salute state of thePunjab Hill State Agency** Revolution in Tehri,rule by democratic council untilaccession to India as a districtof Uttar Pradesh State 1949Remnants of the Katyuris wouldrule from the Katyur Valley,Sira & Askot (Rainkas), Sor (Bams),and Gangoli (Mankotis) beforesuccumbing to Chand expansionismby the end of the 16th century.The Chand & Panwar Dynastieswould likewise consolidate theircontrol over the Bhotiya Mahalsduring the same period.*Pradyumna Shah/Chandbriefly ruled over bothGarhwal & Kumaonin 1785-1786 +Garhwal Rifles +Raised May 5, 1887Lansdowne, Uttarakhand +“Badri Vishal Ki Jai” +Battle Honours +1897-1898191419141914-1915191519151914-19151915-19161918191819181917-19181940194119411941194119421942194219441944194419441945194819621965196519711940-19431941-19421942-19451943-19451947-194819621965196519711999Punjab FrontierLa BasseeArmentiersFestubertNeuve ChapelleAubersFrance and FlandersEgyptMacedoniaKhan BaghdadiShargatMesopotamiaGallabatBarentuKerenMassawaAmba AlagiKuantanYenangyaungMonywaCitta Di CastelloNorth ArakanNgakyedauk PassRamreeTaungupTithwalNuranangButtar DograndiGadra RoadHilliNorth AfricaMalayaBurmaItalyJammu & KashmirLadakhPunjabRajasthanEast PakistanKargil19471962196519711971197119711947-194819621965196519711999Srinagar (Badgam)Rezang LaGadra CityBhaduriaDaudkandiSanjoi MirpurShamsher NagarJammu & KashmirLadakhPunjabRajasthanEast PakistanKargil +Kumaon Regiment +Raised October 27, 1945Ranikhet, Uttarakhand +“Kalika Mata Ki Jai” +Battle HonoursTheatre HonoursTheatre Honours +Kumaonis had earlier served in theHyderabad Contingent of the BritishEast India Company from the late1700s. In 1922, the 19th HyderabadRegiment was formed from earlierunits, and was joined by the4th battalion Garhwal Rifles(Kumaon Rifles) to form the nucleiof what would become theKumaon Regiment after WWII. +Second Dynasty(8th-9th Centuries) +NimbartadevaIshtaganadevaLalitasuradevaBhudeva +Third Dynasty(9th-10th Centuries) +SalonadityaIchchhatadevaDesatadevaPadmatadevaSubhiksharajadeva +(followed by lesser unknown princes) +Katyuri Hegemony + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/app/globals.css b/src/app/globals.css index 6b9f117..aa34c79 100644 --- a/src/app/globals.css +++ b/src/app/globals.css @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ --grey: #A0A5AC; --cloud-grey: #E1E4E8; --slate-black: #667085; - --mist-grey: #F2F2F2 + --mist-grey: #F2F2F2; } @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ button, [role="button"] { /* reset anchor style*/ p{ - font-family: --myCustomFont,"system-ui", "-apple-system", "BlinkMacSystemFont",sans-serif; + font-family: --myCustomFont, "-apple-system", "BlinkMacSystemFont",sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: normal; font-weight: 300; diff --git a/src/app/map/page.module.css b/src/app/map/page.module.css index e69de29..3d38a5c 100644 --- a/src/app/map/page.module.css +++ b/src/app/map/page.module.css @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +.map-container{ + display: flex; + flex-direction: column; + justify-content: center; + align-items: center; + +} + +.map-image-container{ + width: 1440px; + height: auto; + max-width: 100vw; + overflow: scroll; +} +.map-container > div > img{ + width: 100%; + height: auto; +} + +.map-button-container{ + display: flex; + flex-direction: row; + gap: 4rem; +} + +.map-button-container > button { + padding: 10px 15px 10px 15px; + color: #fff; + background-color: var(--black); +} + +.map-button-container > button:hover { + color: var(--black); + background-color: var(--mist-grey); +} + + +.image { + + width: 100%; + height:20rem; + background-image: radial-gradient(88% 100% at top, hsla(0, 0%, 100%, .5), hsla(0, 0%, 100%, 0)); +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/app/map/page.tsx b/src/app/map/page.tsx index e69de29..490d223 100644 --- a/src/app/map/page.tsx +++ b/src/app/map/page.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +// 'use client' + +import Image from "next/image"; +import MapImage from "/public/map-uttarakhand.svg"; +import styles from "@/app/map/page.module.css"; +// import {useRef} from "react"; + + + +export default function Map() { + + // const zoomLevelRef = useRef(1); + // const marginLeftLevelRef = useRef(0); + // const marginTopLevelRef = useRef(0); + // const mapImageRef = useRef(null); + // const mapBoxHeightRef = useRef(null); + // const increaseMapBoxHeightRef = useRef(6930); + // + // const handleZoomIn = () => { + // if (mapImageRef.current && mapBoxHeightRef.current) { + // mapBoxHeightRef.current.style.aspectRatio = `10800/${increaseMapBoxHeightRef.current += 3000}`; + // } + // zoomLevelRef.current += 1; + // marginLeftLevelRef.current += 46.2; + // marginTopLevelRef.current += 29; + // updateMapStyle(); + // }; + // + // const handleZoomOut = () => { + // if (increaseMapBoxHeightRef.current > 6930) { + // if (mapBoxHeightRef.current) { + // mapBoxHeightRef.current.style.aspectRatio = `10800/${increaseMapBoxHeightRef.current -= 3000}`; + // } + // } + // if (zoomLevelRef.current > 1) { + // zoomLevelRef.current -= 1; + // marginLeftLevelRef.current -= 46.2; + // marginTopLevelRef.current -= 29; + // updateMapStyle(); + // } + // }; + // + // const updateMapStyle = () => { + // if (mapImageRef.current) { + // mapImageRef.current.style.transform = `scale(${zoomLevelRef.current})`; + // mapImageRef.current.style.marginTop = `${marginTopLevelRef.current}vw`; + // mapImageRef.current.style.marginLeft = `${marginLeftLevelRef.current}vw`; + // } + // }; + return ( + <> + {/*
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+ {"Map +
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+ + + {/*
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