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'''Kakori''' is a town and a [[nagar panchayat]] in [[Lucknow district]] in the [[India]]n [[States and territories of India|state]] of [[Uttar Pradesh]].<ref name="Census 2011">{{cite web |title=Census of India 2011: Uttar Pradesh District Census Handbook - Lucknow, Part A (Village and Town Directory) |pages=28–67, 148–65, 278–292 |url=https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/UPA.html |website=Census 2011 India|access-date=14 March 2021}}</ref> It is situated 14&nbsp;km north of [[Lucknow]]. More widely known for its [[kebabs]], [[Zardozi|Zardozi work]] and [[Dasehri|Dasheri mangoes]], Kakori is also the centre of once flourishing [[Urdu poetry]], [[Urdu literature|literature]] and the [[Qadiriya]] [[Qalandari]] [[Sufi order]]. This city came into light of the world history after 9 August 1925 when [[India]]n revolutionaries forcefully snatched the government's treasury from a train. The incident is called as [[Kakori train robbery]] or the [[Kakori conspiracy]] case of [[United Kingdom|British]] period.Hindu and Muslim live happy in this town Such family was mainly Hindu caste such as Kayastha ( Nigam, Srivastava) and in Muslim Alavi and Abbasi families . Many old temples and historical monuments belong to their families
'''Kakori''' is a town and a [[nagar panchayat]] in [[Lucknow district]] in the [[India]]n [[States and territories of India|state]] of [[Uttar Pradesh]],<ref name="Census 2011">{{cite web |title=Census of India 2011: Uttar Pradesh District Census Handbook - Lucknow, Part A (Village and Town Directory) |pages=28-67, 148-65, 278-292 |url=https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/UPA.html |website=Census 2011 India|access-date=14 March 2021}}</ref> 19&nbsp;km North of [[Lucknow|Lucknow city centre]]. Kakori was a centre for [[Urdu poetry]], [[Urdu literature|literature]] and the [[Qadiriya]] [[Qalandari]] [[Sufi order]]. On 9 August 1925,  [[Indian Independence Movement|Indian revolutionaries]] robbed a train of government funds in Kakori, an incident known as the [[Kakori conspiracy|Kakori Train robbery]].


==Importance==
== History ==
{{unreferenced section|date=May 2013}}
Source:<ref>{{Cite web |title=काकोरी: आखिर किसने कहा लखनपुर को लखनऊ |url=https://www.amarujala.com/lucknow/history-of-kakori |access-date=2023-07-13 |website=Amar Ujala |language=hi}}</ref>


Kakori is famous for producing hundreds of civil servants in British India who served all over the country. It was the leading town in [[Oudh]] along with [[Rudauli]] and [[Mahmudabad, India|Mahmoodabad]] that supplemented the culture of Lucknow.
In the last days of the 11th century, Kakori was ruled by Raja Kansa of [[Kasmandi Kalan|Kasmandi]] (Kansamdap) near [[Malihabad]], who was a [[RajPasi|Rajpasi]] by caste. At that time there was a colony of [[Bhar|Bhars]] here.


Kakori is the main abode of two branches of the [[Kakori Shaikh|Kakorvi Shaikh]] community, namely [[Alavi (surname)|Alavi]] and [[Abbasid Caliphate|Abbasi]], since the fifteenth Century. The Alavi (often spelt as Alvi) branch claim their lineage to [[Ali]], the fourth [[Caliph]] and prophet [[Mohammed]]'s cousin and his son-in-law. However, this branch claim their lineage to Ali through his son ''Muhammad bin Hanafiyah'', with his wife Khaula-Al-Hanifiyah.
When Syed Salar Masood Ghazi came to Kakori from [[Delhi]], Raja Kansa fought with him. Kansa was defeated in this battle and this town came into the hands of the Muslims.


The Alavi of Kakori also referred as Moulvi Zadigan (Moulvis) or Makhdoom Zadigan (Makhdooms) depending whether they are descendant of Mulla Abu Bakr Jami Alavi, who settled in Kakori in 1460 or descendant of Qari Amir Saifuddin Alavi, who settled in Kakori in 1552.  The Abbasi branch claims their lineage to Al-Abbas, an uncle of the prophet [[Muhammad]].
However, when the dominance of the Muslims decreased, once again the [[Bhar|Bhars]] started living here. Till the 12th century, this place was under the empire of Bharon.


The Abbasi of Kakori also referred as Qazi Zadigan (Qazi's), indicating that they are the descendants of Qazi Shaikh ''Klan (elder or Senior)'' Abbasi, who settled in Kakori after his appointment as the first Qazi of Kakori by the Royal Court of Delhi in 1490.
In 1202, [[Qutb ud-Din Aibak|Qutbuddin Aibak]] sent Muhammad Bakhtyar Khilji as Hakim Sardar Lashkar. When he passed through Lakhanpur to take up the governorship of the east, he established Bakhtiyar Nagar near Kakori and left some of his Pathani companions there.


Kakori is famous for its mangoes, [[kebabs]], palatial houses of Muslim gentry of Oudh and numerous mosques. The town is the seat of the Qadiria Qalandaria Sufi order and the [[Urs]] attracts thousands every year. The poet Mohsin Kakorvi, his son Noorul Hasan Nayyier, the compiler of Nurul Lughaat, one of the authentic Urdu Dictionary to date and the satirist Ghulam Ahmed Alavi 'Furqat Kakorvi' all belonged to this town.
These people started calling Lakhanpur, [[Lucknow]]. Sultan Shamsuddin Altamash sent Malik Nasiruddin here to suppress the increasing power of the Bhars, who defeated the Bhars in the war and established the rule of Delhi here.
 
Then till the last time of [[Muhammad bin Tughluq]], Delhi's suzerainty remained on it. In the 13th century, King Kakor of Bharon built the fort of Kakori around which people started living.


==Kakori conspiracy==
==Kakori conspiracy==
The looting of a train near Kakori in August 1925 became known as the [[Kakori conspiracy]]. The revolutionaries comprised several people involved in the [[Indian independence movement]]. A memorial to those revolutionaries exists in the town.<ref>{{cite news |first=Arunav |last=Sinha |title=Tourist spot tag may uplift Kakori |url=http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-08-09/lucknow/29868140_1_kakori-shaheed-smarak-memorial-ram-prasad-bismil |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110916130548/http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-08-09/lucknow/29868140_1_kakori-shaheed-smarak-memorial-ram-prasad-bismil |url-status=dead |archive-date=16 September 2011 |agency=TNN |location=Lucknow |work=[[The Times of India]] |access-date=9 May 2013}}</ref>
{{main|Kakori conspiracy}}
The town has a memorial to several revolutionaries involved in the [[Indian independence movement]] who looted a train near Kakori in August 1925 in what is known as the [[Kakori conspiracy|Kakori Train robbery]].<ref>{{cite news |first=Arunav |last=Sinha |title=Tourist spot tag may uplift Kakori |url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/Tourist-spot-tag-may-uplift-Kakori/articleshow/9535203.cms |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110916130548/http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-08-09/lucknow/29868140_1_kakori-shaheed-smarak-memorial-ram-prasad-bismil |url-status=live |archive-date=16 September 2011 |agency=TNN |location=Lucknow |work=[[The Times of India]] |access-date=9 May 2013}}</ref> The village is still served by [[Kakori railway station]].


==Geography==
==Geography==
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! Population (in 2011)
! Population (in 2011)
|-
|-
| [[Man Mauna]] || 186.6 || 1,043
| [[Man Mauna]]|| 186.6 || 1,043
|-
|-
| [[Thavar]] || 673.8 || 4,240
| [[Thavar]]|| 673.8 || 4,240
|-
|-
| [[Padra Thavar]] || 86.4 || 665
| [[Padra Thavar]]|| 86.4 || 665
|-
|-
| [[Autrouli]] || 149.5 || 0
| [[Autrouli]]|| 149.5 || 0
|-
|-
| [[Kusmari]] || 179.1 || 959
| [[Kusmari]]|| 179.1 || 959
|-
|-
| [[Jagtapur]] || 53.8 || 659
| [[Jagtapur]]|| 53.8 || 659
|-
|-
| [[Allupur]] || 86.4 || 492
| [[Allupur]]|| 86.4 || 492
|-
|-
| [[Sirsa Mau]] || 415.4 || 2,317
| [[Sirsa Mau]]|| 415.4 || 2,317
|-
|-
| [[Raniya Mau]] || 131.9 || 839
| [[Raniya Mau]]|| 131.9 || 839
|-
|-
| [[Godramau]] || 973.5 || 2,992
| [[Godramau]]|| 973.5 || 2,992
|-
|-
| [[Bighapur, Lucknow|Bighapur]] || 64.1 || 790
| [[Bighapur, Lucknow|Bighapur]]|| 64.1 || 790
|-
|-
| [[Sarsanda, Lucknow|Sarsanda]] || 277.5 || 1,523
| [[Sarsanda, Lucknow|Sarsanda]]|| 277.5 || 1,523
|-
|-
| [[Banshigarhi]] || 443.2 || 1,499
| [[Banshigarhi]]|| 443.2 || 1,499
|-
|-
| [[Kakrabad]] || 347.1 || 2,442
| [[Kakrabad]]|| 347.1 || 2,442
|-
|-
| [[Jehta]] || 674.1 || 5,774
| [[Jehta]]|| 674.1 || 5,774
|-
|-
| [[Saitha]] || 296.1 || 2.505
| [[Saitha]]|| 296.1 || 2
505
|-
|-
| [[Maura, Lucknow|Maura]] || 440.3 || 2,806
| [[Maura, Lucknow|Maura]]|| 440.3 || 2,806
|-
|-
| [[Saraipremraj]] || 151.6 || 2,012
| [[Saraipremraj]]|| 151.6 || 2,012
|-
|-
| [[Lalnagar]] || 97.9 || 971
| [[Lalnagar]]|| 97.9 || 971
|-
|-
| [[Sikrauri]] || 322.5 || 6,038
| [[Sikrauri]]|| 322.5 || 6,038
|-
|-
| [[Dashaari]] || 131 || 1,422
| [[Dashaari]]|| 131 || 1,422
|-
|-
| [[Muhinuddin Pur]] || 55.5 || 798
| [[Muhinuddin Pur]]|| 55.5 || 798
|-
|-
| [[Chakdadanpur]] || 23.2 || 333
| [[Chakdadanpur]]|| 23.2 || 333
|-
|-
| [[Saidpur Gaheri]] || 159.6 || 2,089
| [[Saidpur Gaheri]]|| 159.6 || 2,089
|-
|-
| [[Paliya, Lucknow|Paliya]] || 60.3 || 1,168
| [[Paliya, Lucknow|Paliya]]|| 60.3 || 1,168
|-
|-
| [[Bithona]] || 91.5 || 796
| [[Bithona]]|| 91.5 || 796
|-
|-
| [[Muzaffar Pur, Lucknow|Muzaffar Pur]] || 110.6 || 1,196
| [[Muzaffar Pur, Lucknow|Muzaffar Pur]]|| 110.6 || 1,196
|-
|-
| [[Raipur, Kakori|Raipur]] || 60.5 || 898
| [[Raipur, Kakori|Raipur]]|| 60.5 || 898
|-
|-
| [[Salempur, Kakori|Salempur]] || 420.9 || 5,992
| [[Salempur, Kakori|Salempur]]|| 420.9 || 5,992
|-
|-
| [[Mahipatmau]] || 150.1 || 5,722
| [[Mahipatmau]]|| 150.1 || 5,722
|-
|-
| [[Kushmora Dhaluapur]] || 578.5 || 3,000
| [[Kushmora Dhaluapur]]|| 578.5 || 3,000
|-
|-
| [[Amethia Salempur]] || 515 || 6,618
| [[Amethia Salempur]]|| 515 || 6,618
|-
|-
| [[Pahia Ajampur]] || 101.8 || 1,844
| [[Pahia Ajampur]]|| 101.8 || 1,844
|-
|-
| [[Kakori (village)|Kakori]] || 988.3 || 2,459
| [[Kakori (village)|Kakori]]|| 988.3 || 2,459
|-
|-
| [[Birahu]] || 143.6 || 977
| [[Birahu]]|| 143.6 || 977
|-
|-
| [[Dashdoi]] || 231.6 || 2,270
| [[Dashdoi]] || 231.6 || 2,270
|-
|-
| [[Gohra Mau]] || 129.5 || 1,481
| [[Gohra Mau]]|| 129.5 || 1,481
|-
|-
| [[Karjhan]] || 144.3 || 1,220
| [[Karjhan]]|| 144.3 || 1,220
|-
|-
| [[Chiloki]] || 25.8 || 638
| [[Chiloki]]|| 25.8 || 638
|-
|-
| [[Mubarakpur]] || 69.6 || 598
| [[Mubarakpur, Azamghar|Mubarakpur]] || 69.6 || 598
|-
|-
| [[Chakperva]] || 44.5 || 577
| [[Chakperva]]|| 44.5 || 577
|-
|-
| [[Karimabad, Uttar Pradesh|Karimabad]] || 246.5 || 1,421
| [[Karimabad, Uttar Pradesh|Karimabad]]|| 246.5 || 1,421
|-
|-
| [[Baragaon, Lucknow|Baragaon]] || 466.9 || 3,084
| [[Baragaon, Lucknow|Baragaon]]|| 466.9 || 3,084
|-
|-
| [[Mahtava]] || 78.9 || 834
| [[Mahtava]]|| 78.9 || 834
|-
|-
| [[Gvalpur]] || 63.5 || 531
| [[Gvalpur]]|| 63.5 || 531
|-
|-
| [[Shahpur, Kakori|Shahpur]] || 243.2 || 1,969
| [[Shahpur, Kakori|Shahpur]]|| 243.2 || 1,969
|-
|-
| [[Bhatau Jamalpur]] || 477.4 || 1,784
| [[Bhatau Jamalpur]]|| 477.4 || 1,784
|-
|-
| [[Kusmi, Lucknow|Kusmi]] || 136.4 || 858
| [[Kusmi, Lucknow|Kusmi]]|| 136.4 || 858
|-
|-
| [[Bhaliya]] || 337.2 || 2,550
| [[Bhaliya]] || 337.2 || 2,550
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| [[Adampur Indwara]] || 368.5 || 484
| [[Adampur Indwara]] || 368.5 || 484
|-
|-
| [[Gahalwara]] || 332.1 || 1,020
| [[Gahalwara]]|| 332.1 || 1,020
|-
|-
| [[Dona, Lucknow|Dona]] || 689 || 4,180
| [[Dona, Lucknow|Dona]]|| 689 || 4,180
|-
|-
| [[Naktora]] || 75 || 414
| [[Naktora]]|| 75 || 414
|-
|-
| [[Jaliyamau]] || 336.9 || 2,398
| [[Jaliyamau]]|| 336.9 || 2,398
|-
|-
| [[Ajmatnagar]] || 73.8 || 352
| [[Ajmatnagar]]|| 73.8 || 352
|-
|-
| [[Mahmudpur]] || 30.8 || 214
| [[Mahmudpur]]|| 30.8 || 214
|-
|-
| [[Goshalalpur]] || 300.1 || 2,000
| [[Goshalalpur]]|| 300.1 || 2,000
|-
|-
| [[Dariyapur, Lucknow|Dariyapyr]] || 49.1 || 463
| [[Dariyapur, Lucknow|Dariyapyr]]|| 49.1 || 463
|-
|-
| [[Saiphalpur]] || 102.6 || 933
| [[Saiphalpur]]|| 102.6 || 933
|-
|-
| [[Soodi, Lucknow|Soodi]] || 62.7 || 118
| [[Soodi, Lucknow|Soodi]]|| 62.7 || 118
|-
|-
| [[Sherpurmau]] || 145.1 || 1,286
| [[Sherpurmau]]|| 145.1 || 1,286
|-
|-
| [[Sarai Alipur]] || 191.2 || 1,070
| [[Sarai Alipur]]|| 191.2 || 1,070
|-
|-
| [[Basrela]] || 192.9 || 1,535
| [[Basrela]]|| 192.9 || 1,535
|-
|-
| [[Khanpur Mau]] || 145 || 764
| [[Khanpur Mau]]|| 145 || 764
|-
|-
| [[Behru]] || 594.1 || 3,991
| [[Behru]]|| 594.1 || 3,991
|-
|-
| [[Revari]] || 227.7 || 908
| [[Revari]]|| 227.7 || 908
|-
|-
| [[Kathigera]] || 196.2 || 1,590
| [[Kathigera]]|| 196.2 || 1,590
|-
|-
| [[Belwa, Lucknow|Belwa]] || 115.3 || 772
| [[Belwa, Lucknow|Belwa]]|| 115.3 || 772
|-
|-
| [[Sakra, Lucknow|Sakra]] || 731.3 || 2,858
| [[Sakra, Lucknow|Sakra]]|| 731.3 || 2,858
|-
|-
| [[Tej Krishna Khera]] || 387.5 || 1,392
| [[Tej Krishna Khera]]|| 387.5 || 1,392
|-
|-
| [[Ibrahim Ganj]] || 39.7 || 1,110
| [[Ibrahim Ganj]]|| 39.7 || 1,110
|-
|-
| [[Madarpur, Lucknow|Madarpur]] || 94.3 || 762
| [[Madarpur, Lucknow|Madarpur]]|| 94.3 || 762
|-
|-
| [[Saraimuhib]] || 97.5 || 41
| [[Saraimuhib]]|| 97.5 || 41
|-
|-
| [[Puraina, Lucknow|Puraina]] || 132.8 || 1,447
| [[Puraina, Lucknow|Puraina]]|| 132.8 || 1,447
|-
|-
| [[Kuda Eat Gaon]] || 428.3 || 2,811
| [[Kuda Eat Gaon]]|| 428.3 || 2,811
|-
|-
| [[Barkatabad Jahangirabad]] || 489.9 || 1,939
| [[Barkatabad Jahangirabad]]|| 489.9 || 1,939
|-
|-
| [[Shivari]] || 508.5 || 2,710
| [[Shivari]]|| 508.5 || 2,710
|-
|-
| [[Hardoiyalal Nagar]] || 276.6 || 1,870
| [[Hardoiyalal Nagar]]|| 276.6 || 1,870
|-
|-
| [[Tendava]] || 68.4 || 826
| [[Tendava]]|| 68.4 || 826
|-
|-
| [[Khushal Ganj]] || 382 || 4,337
| [[Khushal Ganj]]|| 382 || 4,337
|-
|-
| [[Fatehganj, Lucknow|Fatehganj]] || 46.3 || 1,810
| [[Fatehganj, Lucknow|Fatehganj]]|| 46.3 || 1,810
|-
|-
| [[Narona, Lucknow|Narona]] || 311.4 || 2,594
| [[Narona, Lucknow|Narona]]|| 311.4 || 2,594
|-
|-
| [[Sarosa Bharosa]] || 671.9 || 5,585
| [[Sarosa Bharosa]]|| 671.9 || 5,585
|}
|}


The villages in Kakori block have a total population of 152,277, in 26,735 households.<ref name="Census 2011"/>
The villages in Kakori block have a total population of 152,277, in 26,735 households.<ref name="Census 2011"/>
==Notable people==
*[[Mohsin Kakorvi]] (1805–1905), Indian Urdu poet, a well known writer of [[naat]]s during his time


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 17:36, 4 September 2025

Kakori
Town
Map of Kakori CD block
Map of Kakori CD block
Kakori is located in Uttar Pradesh
Kakori
Kakori
Location in Uttar Pradesh, India
Coordinates: 26°53′N 80°48′E / 26.88°N 80.8°E / 26.88; 80.8
Country India
StateUttar Pradesh
DistrictLucknow
Elevation
121 m (397 ft)
Population
 (2011)
 • Total19,403
Languages
 • OfficialHindi, Urdu
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
Vehicle registrationUP-32

Kakori is a town and a nagar panchayat in Lucknow district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh,[1] 19 km North of Lucknow city centre. Kakori was a centre for Urdu poetry, literature and the Qadiriya Qalandari Sufi order. On 9 August 1925, Indian revolutionaries robbed a train of government funds in Kakori, an incident known as the Kakori Train robbery.

History[edit | edit source]

Source:[2]

In the last days of the 11th century, Kakori was ruled by Raja Kansa of Kasmandi (Kansamdap) near Malihabad, who was a Rajpasi by caste. At that time there was a colony of Bhars here.

When Syed Salar Masood Ghazi came to Kakori from Delhi, Raja Kansa fought with him. Kansa was defeated in this battle and this town came into the hands of the Muslims.

However, when the dominance of the Muslims decreased, once again the Bhars started living here. Till the 12th century, this place was under the empire of Bharon.

In 1202, Qutbuddin Aibak sent Muhammad Bakhtyar Khilji as Hakim Sardar Lashkar. When he passed through Lakhanpur to take up the governorship of the east, he established Bakhtiyar Nagar near Kakori and left some of his Pathani companions there.

These people started calling Lakhanpur, Lucknow. Sultan Shamsuddin Altamash sent Malik Nasiruddin here to suppress the increasing power of the Bhars, who defeated the Bhars in the war and established the rule of Delhi here.

Then till the last time of Muhammad bin Tughluq, Delhi's suzerainty remained on it. In the 13th century, King Kakor of Bharon built the fort of Kakori around which people started living.

Kakori conspiracy[edit | edit source]

Main article: Kakori conspiracy

The town has a memorial to several revolutionaries involved in the Indian independence movement who looted a train near Kakori in August 1925 in what is known as the Kakori Train robbery.[3] The village is still served by Kakori railway station.

Geography[edit | edit source]

Kakori is located at 26°53′N 80°48′E / 26.88°N 80.8°E / 26.88; 80.8.[4] It has an average elevation of 121 metres (396 feet).

Demographics[edit | edit source]

As of 2001 India census,[5] Kakori had a population of 16,731. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Kakori has an average literacy rate of 46%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 51%, and female literacy is 40%. In Kakori, 13% of the population is under 6 years of age.

Religions in Kakori
Religion Percent
Hindus
 
 50.82%
Muslims
 
 48.69%
Christians
 
 0.26%
Others
 
 0.23%

Popular culture[edit | edit source]

Kakori has been used as a setting for various movies, of which Junoon (1978) and Umrao Jaan (1981) are two examples. Anwar (2007) also featured the town.

Villages[edit | edit source]

Kakori block contains the following 83 villages:[1]

Village name Total land area (hectares) Population (in 2011)
Man Mauna 186.6 1,043
Thavar 673.8 4,240
Padra Thavar 86.4 665
Autrouli 149.5 0
Kusmari 179.1 959
Jagtapur 53.8 659
Allupur 86.4 492
Sirsa Mau 415.4 2,317
Raniya Mau 131.9 839
Godramau 973.5 2,992
Bighapur 64.1 790
Sarsanda 277.5 1,523
Banshigarhi 443.2 1,499
Kakrabad 347.1 2,442
Jehta 674.1 5,774
Saitha 296.1 2

505

Maura 440.3 2,806
Saraipremraj 151.6 2,012
Lalnagar 97.9 971
Sikrauri 322.5 6,038
Dashaari 131 1,422
Muhinuddin Pur 55.5 798
Chakdadanpur 23.2 333
Saidpur Gaheri 159.6 2,089
Paliya 60.3 1,168
Bithona 91.5 796
Muzaffar Pur 110.6 1,196
Raipur 60.5 898
Salempur 420.9 5,992
Mahipatmau 150.1 5,722
Kushmora Dhaluapur 578.5 3,000
Amethia Salempur 515 6,618
Pahia Ajampur 101.8 1,844
Kakori 988.3 2,459
Birahu 143.6 977
Dashdoi 231.6 2,270
Gohra Mau 129.5 1,481
Karjhan 144.3 1,220
Chiloki 25.8 638
Mubarakpur 69.6 598
Chakperva 44.5 577
Karimabad 246.5 1,421
Baragaon 466.9 3,084
Mahtava 78.9 834
Gvalpur 63.5 531
Shahpur 243.2 1,969
Bhatau Jamalpur 477.4 1,784
Kusmi 136.4 858
Bhaliya 337.2 2,550
Adampur Indwara 368.5 484
Gahalwara 332.1 1,020
Dona 689 4,180
Naktora 75 414
Jaliyamau 336.9 2,398
Ajmatnagar 73.8 352
Mahmudpur 30.8 214
Goshalalpur 300.1 2,000
Dariyapyr 49.1 463
Saiphalpur 102.6 933
Soodi 62.7 118
Sherpurmau 145.1 1,286
Sarai Alipur 191.2 1,070
Basrela 192.9 1,535
Khanpur Mau 145 764
Behru 594.1 3,991
Revari 227.7 908
Kathigera 196.2 1,590
Belwa 115.3 772
Sakra 731.3 2,858
Tej Krishna Khera 387.5 1,392
Ibrahim Ganj 39.7 1,110
Madarpur 94.3 762
Saraimuhib 97.5 41
Puraina 132.8 1,447
Kuda Eat Gaon 428.3 2,811
Barkatabad Jahangirabad 489.9 1,939
Shivari 508.5 2,710
Hardoiyalal Nagar 276.6 1,870
Tendava 68.4 826
Khushal Ganj 382 4,337
Fatehganj 46.3 1,810
Narona 311.4 2,594
Sarosa Bharosa 671.9 5,585

The villages in Kakori block have a total population of 152,277, in 26,735 households.[1]

Notable people[edit | edit source]

See also[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Census of India 2011: Uttar Pradesh District Census Handbook - Lucknow, Part A (Village and Town Directory)". Census 2011 India. pp. 28–67, 148–65, 278–292. Retrieved 14 March 2021.
  2. ↑ "काकोरी: आखिर किसने कहा लखनपुर को लखनऊ". Amar Ujala (in हिन्दी). Retrieved 13 July 2023.
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