Buxar, India
India
Buxar, India connects with 2450 places across 13 topics through 70 Bunkabop connections, shaped by history and government themes above all others. History is the dominant thread, centered on the Battle of Buxar fought on 22 October 1764, when East India Company forces defeated the combined armies of the Nawab of Bengal, the Nawab of Awadh, and the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II. That outcome transferred much of the region to British control and links Buxar to Delhi and Patna through deep historical and administrative ties.
Harihar Singh
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Harihar, India
Patna–Mughalsarai section
Connects Buxar, India to: Dumraon, India | Pataliputra Housing Colony
Battle of Chausa
Connects Buxar, India to: Moradabad district | Bhojpur Kadim, India | Chausa, India
Faizabad
Connects Buxar, India to: Faizabad, India | Rikabganj
Gaya district
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Manchester, England | Bodh Gaya, India
Mir Jafar
Connects Buxar, India to: East India | Shah Alam, Malaysia | Murshidabad, India | Rajmahal, India
Lallan Prasad Singh
Connects Buxar, India to: London, England | India | Delhi, India | New Delhi, India | Buxar district
Kaimur district
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Delhi, India | Kund, Pakistan | Chandauli, India | Bhabua, India
Buxar district
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Harihar, India | Chausa, India | Dumraon, India
Roman Catholic Diocese of Buxar
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Patna, India | Varanasi, India | Muzaffarpur, India | Bhabua, India
Ram Subhag Singh
Connects Buxar, India to: India | Missouri | Varanasi, India | Sasaram, India | Buxar district
Shri Adinath Akhara
Connects Buxar, India to: Delhi, India | Ujjain, India | Haridwar, India | Nashik, India | Maharudra, Nepal