Kangra

Record of Kangra

Kangra is known as the earliest Elegant Empire in the world Katoch. Kangra became a region of English Native Indians in 1846 when it was ceded to English Native Indians at the summary of the First Anglo-Sikh War. The English region involved the present-day regions of Kangra, Hamirpur, Kullu and Lahaul-Spiti. Kangra District was part of the English Region of Punjab. The management head office of the region was originally at Kangra but was shifted to Dharamsala in 1855. This place was considerably broken by an earthquake on Apr 4, 1905. Upon Native Indian Freedom in 1947, Punjab province was portioned between Native Indian and Pakistan, and the southern section, such as Kangra, became the Native Indian condition of Punjab. Kangra was the biggest region of blend Punjab with regards to place until it was shifted to Himachal Pradesh on the 1st of Nov, 1966 and had six tehsils namely Nurpur, Kangra, Palampur, Dera Gopipur, and Hamirpur. Lahul and Spiti became an individual region in 1960, and Kullu in 1962. In 1966, Kangra and Una regions were included in Himachal Pradesh, which became a partnership area of Native Indian, and a Native Indian condition in 1971. Hamirpur District was divided from Kangra in 1972.