District headquarters : Bangalore rural

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Bounded by...

North-Tumkur and Chikkaballapur ,South-Ramanagara ,east-Ballari and West-Tumkur and Ramanagara.

First Established in...

first established in 1986.This reorganization was part of administrative reforms carried out under the government of Ramakrishna Hegde, who was the Chief Minister of Karnataka at the time..

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Ancient Period of bangalore rural

The region has been part of the Mourya, Ganga, and Chola empires in ancient times.During the Ganga dynasty (circa 4th to 10th century CE), the area was known for its temples and irrigation systems, with the Arkavathi River playing a central role. Under the Cholas, it became part of their administrative and cultural landscape, leaving behind inscriptions and structures..

During Medieval Era

In the 12th century, the Hoysalas ruled the region, followed by the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century. The region became a hub for agriculture and trade during Vijayanagara rule, with settlements flourishing around the rivers..

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The area came under the influence of the Mysore Kingdom in the 16th century, governed by the Wadiyar dynasty.

During Wadiyars Era

The area came under the influence of the Mysore Kingdom in the 16th century, governed by the Wadiyar dynasty. Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan also governed this region, and it became significant during the wars against the British East India Company.

After Independence...

After India gained independence in 1947, the region now known as Bangalore Rural underwent significant transformations.

Karnataka State...

Karnataka state, in which Bangalore Rural is located, has its own rich history, with Bangalore Rural playing a distinct role within the state. Here's a look at the connection between Karnataka and Bangalore Rural other Kannada speaking areas became a part of “Karnataka State‟ on 1 November 1956.

Bangalore rural

Bangalore Rural is one of Karnataka's largest silk producers, contributing significantly to the states sericulture industry. The region is known for its high-quality mulberry cultivation and silk weaving. Nandi Hills, a famous hill station and weekend getaway, is located here. It was a summer retreat for Tipu Sultan and boasts historical forts and scenic sunrises..

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Demographic Details

Area : 2,298 Sq Km
No. of Revenue Disivions : 2
No. of Taluks : 4
No. of Hoblies : 17
No. of Gram Panchayats : 105
No. of Villages : 1634
Total Population (As on 2011) :990,923

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