Bankipore
India
Bankipore, a district within Patna in India, has 12 Bunkabop connections spanning 839 other places across 10 topics. Connections reach Patna, Kolkata, and Delhi, among others. The Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library, built in 1891, grounds its landmarks thread, while a document held there attributes an epic poem to Farrukhi Sistani. Bankipore served as the administrative centre of the Patna Division after the 1764 Battle of Buxar brought the region under British East India Company rule.
Farrukhi Sistani
Connects Bankipore to: Iran | Ghazni, Afghanistan
Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library
Connects Bankipore to: Patna, India | Kapasia Upazila, Bangladesh | Ashok Rajpath
Megasthenes
Connects Bankipore to: India | Punjab, Pakistan | Trincomalee, Sri Lanka | Arrah, India | Gopalganj District, Bangladesh
George Abraham Grierson
Connects Bankipore to: India | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Vienna, Austria | Dublin, Ireland
Battle of Buxar
Connects Bankipore to: India | East India | Hyderabad, India | Lucknow, India | Najaf, Iraq
Pataliputra
Connects Bankipore to: India | East India | Antwerp, Belgium | Patna, India | Arrah, India
Brahmo Samaj
Connects Bankipore to: India | Delhi, India | Bristol, England | Maine | Bangladesh
Bidhan Chandra Roy
Connects Bankipore to: India | Delhi, India | East India | New Delhi, India | Salt Lake City, Utah
Architecture of India
Connects Bankipore to: London, England | Chicago, Illinois | India | China | Cambridge, England