Ghazipur district
India
Ghazipur district connects to 1992 places across 11 topics through 75 Bunkabop connections, with history making up the bulk of its profile. The district passed through successive ruling powers, from the Maukharis of Kannauj in the 6th century to the Gahadvala dynasty around 1090, followed by the Jaunpur Sultanate until 1479 and Nawab governance from 1738. Delhi and Ghazipur city share many connections with the district, reflecting its administrative and regional ties across the Gangetic plain.
Bahlul Lodi
Connects Ghazipur district to: Etawah, India | Mircha, India
Chandradeva
Connects Ghazipur district to: Kannauj, India | Kundesar, India
Nawab Sheikh Abdullah of Ghazipur
Connects Ghazipur district to: Ghazipur, India | Bahadurganj, India
Chunar Fort
Connects Ghazipur district to: Mirzapur district | Chunar, India | Robertsganj, India
Yashodharman
Connects Ghazipur district to: Sialkot, Pakistan | Bannu, Pakistan | Gurgaon district | Mandsaur, India
Gahmar
Connects Ghazipur district to: Reotipur, India | Seorai | Ikhlaspur, India | Mania, India
Nawab Fazl Ali Khan
Connects Ghazipur district to: Ghazipur, India | Zamania, India | Bahadurganj, India | Suhwal, India
Rahi Masoom Raza
Connects Ghazipur district to: India | Aligarh, India | Ghazipur, India | Saada, Yemen | Nikla, Hungary
Lord Cornwallis
Connects Ghazipur district to: 24 Parganas, West Bengal | Scotch Plains, New Jersey | Cheraw, South Carolina | North 24 Parganas district | Devanahalli, India
Govindachandra (Gahadavala dynasty)
Connects Ghazipur district to: Mathura, India | Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh | Kannauj, India | Pithipatis of Magadha | Unaula Khas, India
Kalachuris of Mahishmati
Connects Ghazipur district to: Nashik district | Chandrapur, India | Kalaburagi district | Balangir district | Bargarh district
Maharaja Kam Dev Misir
Connects Ghazipur district to: Reotipur, India | Gahmar, India | Suhwal, India | Sherpur, Ghazipur | Nawali, India