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==Districts and Other Areas== | ==Districts and Other Areas== | ||
===In India=== | |||
* [[Amritsar District]] | |||
* [[Gurdaspur District]] | |||
===In Pakistan=== | |||
* [[Campbellpur District]] (now [[Attock District]]) | * [[Campbellpur District]] (now [[Attock District]]) | ||
* [[Chenab Colony]] | * [[Chenab Colony]] | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 13 October 2009
Punjab was a British province between 1849 and 1947 that was part of the Bengal Presidency. The Punjab region covers the area of the two modern states named of the same name (one on each side of the border).
History
The entire province became part of British India in 1849 after the 2nd Sikh War. Punjab was partitioned between India and Pakistan in 1947.
Capital
Cities and Towns
In India
In Pakistan
- Attock
- Dera Ghazi Khan
- Fort Munro
- Gujerat (now spelt Gujrat)
- Jhelum
- Khewra
- Lahore
- Lyallpur (now Faisalabad)
- Montgomery (now Sahiwal)
- Multan
- Murree
- Rawalpindi
- Pind Dadan Khan
- Sialkot
Princely States
- Bahawalpur State (now in Pakistan)
- Patiala State (now in India)
Districts and Other Areas
In India
In Pakistan
- Campbellpur District (now Attock District)
- Chenab Colony
- Gujranwala District
- Jhelum District
- Lahore District
- Montgomery District (now Sahiwal District)
- Shahpur District
- Sheikhupura District
- Sialkot District
External Links
Punjab (British India) "Wikipedia"
Punjab Region "Wikipedia"
Punjab (India) "Wikipedia"
Punjab (Pakistan) "Wikipedia