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Head Quarters:Mahabubnagar
Area: 18,432
sq.km
The
Mahabubnagar District is surrounded by Hyderabad district in
the North , Kurnool district in the South, Nalgoda and
Prakasam districts in the East and Gulbarga and Rayachur
districts of Karnataka State in the West directions. The name
comes from Hyderabad Nawab Mir Mahaboob Ali khan (1869-1911).
The entire district was under the rule of Aurangazeb and till
18th century was under Mughal rule. When Hyderabad state
founded in 18th century this district came under the ruled of
the Nizam.
It
was under the rule of Cholas, Kakatiyans and Nizam
Nawabs.
Click
on the given below different dynasties to have detailed
information about the history.
Kakathiyas
Nizam
Rivers in the
District: Krishna, Tungabhadra, Vendi, Peddavaagu,
Chinnavaagu.
Tourist Attraction: Somasila
Temple ,Pillalamarri Banyan Tree, farahabad hill station,
Gadwal Fort, , Sarlasagar project, Koilsagar project and
Alampur Temple,
Chenna
Kesava Temple,
Sri Rangapur Temple and Nava Brahma Temple on the riverbanks
of Tungabhadra
Handicrafts: Gadwal
Handlooms How to reach : Mahabubnagar is
located 96 kms from Hyderabad It is well connected
Mahabubnagar Railway station and is well connected by Road and
rail with important towns of the State.
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