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See also: town of See also: India in the See also: Amraoti See also: district of See also: Berar
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Pop
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(Igor) 26,082
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It is first mentioned authentically in the 13th century as " one of the famous cities of the Deccan." Though tributary to the Mahommedans after 1294, it remained under See also: Hindu administration till 1318, when it came directly under the Mahommedans
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It was afterwards capital of the province of Berar at intervals until the See also: Mogul occupation, when the seat of the provincial governor was moved to Balapur
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The town retains many See also: relics of the nawabs of Berar
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It has ginning factories and a considerable See also: trade in See also: cotton and See also: forest produce
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It is connected by See also: good roads with Amraoti and Chikalda
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It was formerly the headquarters of the district of See also: Ellichpur, which had an See also: area of 2605 sq. m. and a population in 1901 of 297,403
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This district, however, was merged in that of Amraoti in 1905
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The See also: civil station of Paratwada, 2 M. from the town of Ellichpur, contains the See also: principal public buildings
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