Aurangabad Cantonment, India

India

Aurangabad Cantonment, India connects to 1290 places across 5 topics through 8 Bunkabop connections, drawing together threads of Mughal history, military administration, and British-era governance. The city traces its founding to 1610, when Malik Ambar established it at a site called Khadki. After the Anglo-Maratha War of 1819, the Nizam formed the Cantonment with European officers tasked with training his army. It shares the most connections with Aurangabad, India, followed by Bijapur district and Khuldabad.