Yadgir is a town and headquarters for administration of recently created Yadagiri district in Karnataka state. Officially declared as 30th district of Karnataka state since April 2010. Yadagiri, previously known as Yetagiri, it has many historical monuments and has a majestic hill fort with three rounds of fortifications. There are three ancient temples, medieval mosques, tanks and wells on top of the hill. A tank, the Sanna Kere is situated in the center of the town.
Yadgir History
The town was under the Western Chalukyas in the earliest period. The name Yadgir is taken from its historic medieval rulers 'Yadavas' ruled with their establishments on a mountain known as 'giri' in Kannada. Mohammed Kasim was known to be the strong chieftain who ruled Yadgir for a very long time after concurring the Yadavs, although there is no actual proof for the same. Lately it was under the reign of the Bahamani Sultanate, the Bijapur Sultanate and finally, the Nizams of Hyderabad. A major economic growth of the city took place under Philip Meadows Taylor, the administrator of the principality of Shorapur.
Yadgir Tourism
Tourist Places In Yadgir
Mailapur, Mailarlingeshwar Temple
Sleeping Bhudha
Shorapur Fort
The Fort Of Vanadurga
Narayanpur Dam
Thinthini Mouneshwar Temple
Chaya Bhagavati Temple
Kodekal Basavanna
The Shiraval Village
Syed Chanda Husain
Sofi Sarmast Durga
Bheemarayan Gudi (B.Gudi)
Abbetumakur