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State Bihar
District West Champaran
Founded by Gangeshwar dev
Pin Code 845438
Lok Sabha constituency Paschim Champaran
Vidhan Sabha constituency Bettiah
M.P. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal
M.L.A. Renu Devi
Area code(landline code) 06254
Coordinates 26.80139; 84.50278
Latitude 26°48′05″N
Longitude 84°30′10″E
Height (Elevation from sea level) 65 m (213 ft)
ISO 3166 code IN-BR
Vehicle registration BR-22
Body Municipal Corporation
Government Nagar Parishad
Number of wards 39
Population (2011) 156,200
Sex ratio 53% male : 47% female
Literacy Rate 69.1%
Effective Literacy Rate 80.6%
Official Languages Bhojpuri, Hindi, English
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
Urban Agglomeration Bettiah Metropolitan
Bettiah Metropolitan Areas Bettiah, Hat Saraiya, Kargahia Purab and Tola Mansaraut

Sources:

  • https://www.census2011.co.in/census/city/157-bettiah.html
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bettiah





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Bettiah medical collage

Bettiah medical collage

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Bettiah Medical College & Hospital is located in West Champaran. The college strives to provide quality medical education required to address the existing and emerging health problems of the population.

Steel processing unit, Bettiah

Steel processing unit, Bettiah

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SAIL is presently implementing its new initiative of setting up 10 steel processing units in 6 states where SAIL does not have a manufacturing base. Two SPUs are already under construction in the Bettiah and Vaishali districts of Bihar.

Udaypur Wildlife Sanctuary

Udaypur Wildlife Sanctuary

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Udaypur Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1978, and covers an area of 8.74 km². The wildlife sanctuary is predominantly wetland, located on an oxbow lake in the floodplain of the Gandaki River.





Bettiah Raj

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  • PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: The history of the Bettiah Raj family can be traced back to 1244 when Raja Gungeswar Deo left Nimkhar Misiri in Lucknow, and established himself at Jaithur, in the district of Saran in the Tirhut division of Bihar and Orissa. The first ruler recieved the title of Raja from the Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan (1628-1658). Rulers were…


  • Raja UGRA SEN SINGH,
    1st Raja of Bettiah; ninth in descent from Raja Gungeswar Deo; a Jethoria Brahmin of the Kashyap gotra and founder of the state, married and had issue.
    • ≫Raja Gaj Singh (qv)


  • Raja GAJ SINGH,
    2nd Raja of Bettiah 1659-1694, married and had issue. He died 1694.
    • ≫Raja Dalip Singh (qv)
    • ≫Rajkumar Kanak Singh
    • ≫Rajkumar Kirat Singh
    • ≫Rajkumar Prithi Singh
    • ≫Rajkumar Prithi Singh, married and had issue.
      • ≫≫Raja Srikishen Singh, 1st Raja of Sheohar in Muzaffarpur.
    • ≫Rajkumar Satrajit Singh [Chatrajit], married and had issue.
      • ≫≫Kunwar Abdhut Singh, ancestor of the Zamindars of Madhubani in Darbhanga, married and had issue.
        • ≫≫≫Several generations
        • ≫≫≫≫Rajkumar Babu Bishun Prakash Narain Singh, 5th in descent from Kunwar Abdhut Singh, claimant for Bettiah Raj in 1905.


  • Raja DALIP SINGH,
    3rd Raja of Bettiah 1694-1715, married and had issue, five sons.
    • ≫Raja Dhrub Singh [Dhanpat Singh] (qv)


  • Raja DHRUB SINGH [Dhanpat Singh],
    4th Raja of Bettiah 1715-1762, married and had issue. He died spm1762.
    • ≫Rajkumari Benga Babui, married Babu Raghunath Singh, a Bhumihar Brahmin of the Gautam gotra, and had issue.
    • ≫Raja Jugal Kishore Singh (qv)
    • ≫Rajkumari Chinga Babui


  • Raja JUGAL KISHORE SINGH,
    5th Raja of Bettiah 1762-1783, rebelled against the British in 1765, and the state was taken under their management. It was later restored to him in 1771, he married and had issue. He died 1783.
    • ≫Raja Bir Kishore Singh (qv)


  • Raja BIR KISHORE SINGH,
    6th Raja of Bettiah 1783-1816, married and had issue. He died 1816.
    • ≫Maharaja Ananda Kishore Singh Bahadur (qv)
    • ≫Maharaja Nawal Kishore Singh Bahadur (qv)



  • Maharaja ANANDA KISHORE SINGH Bahadur,
    7th Raja of Bettiah 1816-1838, granted the title of Maharaja Bahadur for personal use in 1830, and as a hereditary title in 1837. He died sp 1838.



  • Maharaja NAWAL KISHORE SINGH Bahadur,
    8th Raja of Bettiah 1838-1855, married and had issue. He died 1855.
    • ≫Maharaja Rajendra Kishore Singh Bahadur
    • ≫Maharajkumar Mahendra Kishore Singh, died sp before 1883.



  • Maharaja RAJENDRA KISHORE SINGH Bahadur,
    9th Raja of Bettiah 1855-1883, married and had issue. He died 26th March 1883.
    • ≫Maharaja Sir Harendra Kishore Singh Bahadur (qv)



  • Maharaja Sir HARENDRA KISHORE SINGH Bahadur K.C.I.E.,
    10th Raja of Bettiah 1883-1893, born March 1854 and succeeded in 1883, Maharaja Bahadur [cr.1884], K.C.I.E. [cr. 28.6.1888], M.L.C. (Bengal), appointed in January 1891, married 1stly, Maharani Sheo Ratna Kuwar, died 24th March 1896, married 2ndly, 1893, Maharani Janaki Kuwar, born 1870, died 27th November 1954, daughter of Babu Shri Sidha Narain Singh of Anapur Zamindari in Bihar. He died sp on 26th March 1893.



  • Maharani Sheo Ratna Kuwar,
    11th Rani of Bettiah 1893-1896, died 24th March 1896.



  • Maharani Janki Kuwar,
    12th Rani of Bettiah 1896-1897, born 1870, daughter of Babu Shri Sidha Narain Singh of AnapurZamindari in Bihar, she was unable to manage the estate, which was taken over by the Court of Wards till her death, where upon it escheated to the state. She died sp on 27th November 1954.



  • OTHER MEMBERS:

    Rajkumari Beni Kanwar,
    daughter of the Raja of Bettiah in Champaran, Bihar, married Raja Raghunath Shah of Agori-Bahar, and had issue, one son and four daughters.

  • Rani Vedsharan Kunwari,
    daughter of the Raja of Bettiah in Champaran, Bihar, married Raja Kaishav Sharan Shah of Agori-Bahar, died sp on 4th March 1871.



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