اَمرِتسَر

مزیٖد زان
مزیٖد زان
رِیاسَتھ	پَنٛجاب (ہِندوستان)

اَمرِتسَر
اَمرِتسَر
شَہَر، بۆڈ شَہَر
	اَمرِتسَر
	Coordinates: 31°37′37″N 74°52′37″E / 31.626917°N 74.87704°E
مُلٕک	ہِندوستان
رۄقبہٕ
• مُکمَل	170 km2 (70 sq mi)
آبٲدی (2011)
• مُکمَل	1٬132٬383
عَلاقہٕ کوڈ	183
ویبسایٖٹ	www.amritsarcorp.com
رِیاسَتھ
مزیٖد زان
رِیاسَتھ	پَنٛجاب (ہِندوستان)

اَمرِتسَر تَوٲریٖخی پٲٹھؠ رام داس پوٗر سٟتؠ زاننہٕ یِوان تہٕ بول چالس مَنٛز اَمبرسر کہ ناوٕ سٟتؠ تہ زاننہٕ یوان، چھ ہِندوستان کس رِیاسَتھ پنٛجاب لُدھیانا پتہٕ دویم سارِوٕے کھوتہٕ بوٛڑ شَہَر۔^[1]^[2]

یہِ چھ چَنٛڈی گَڑھ پؠٹھ 217 کلومیٖٹَر (135 میٖل) شمال مغرب، تہٕ نیہ دلہ پؠٹھ 455 کلومیٖٹَر (1,493,000 فُٹ)کلومیٹر (283 میٖل شمال مغرب) واقعہٕ۔ یہِ چھ ہندوستان-پاکستان سرحد پؠٹھ 28 کلومیٖٹَر (17.4 میٖل) (17.4 میٖل) تہٕ لاہور پاکستان پؠٹھ شمال مشرقس مَنٛز 47 کلومیٖٹَر (154,000 فُٹ) کلومیٹر (29 میٖل) ۔

2011 چہ مردم شماری مطٲبق ٲس شہرس ہنٛز آبٲدی 1,132,383۔ یہِ چھ رِیاسَتھ کین دہن میونسپل کارپوریشنو مَنٛز اَکھ کرمجیت سنگھ رنتو چھ شہرٕک میئر پٲٹھؠ کٲم کران۔^[3] اقوام متحدہس مطٲبق چھ 2018 ہس تام اَمرِتسَر پنجابٗک دۆیم سارِوٕے کھۄتہٕ زیٛادٕ آبٲدی وول شَہَر تہٕ ریاستٗک ساروٕیہ کھۄتہٕ زیٛادٕ آبٲدی وٲلہ میٹروپولیٹن علاقہٕ، یُس تَقریٖبَن 20 لُک آبٲدی وول چھٗ۔

حَوالہٕ

↑ Indian Studies: Past and Present. 3. Ramakrishna Maitra. 1962. ص. 192. Amritsar, the principal place of Sikh worship, was not established at Ram-Raoni, but, in fact, Ram-Raoni was established near the Sikh place of worship at Amritsar (called Ambarsar by illiterate people), which had been founded by Guru Ramdas in 1574, one hundred and seventy-four years before the Ram-Raoni came into existence.
↑ Madra، Amandeep Singh؛ Singh، P. (2016). Sicques, Tigers or Thieves: Eyewitness Accounts of the Sikhs (1606-1810). Springer. ص. 86. ISBN 9781137119988. Amritsar (q.v.), the city that includes the Harimandar Sahib Temple complex, was not established at Ram-Raoni (q.v.), as stated by Polier, which is nearby. Amritsar, pronounced Ambarsar by unlettered rural dialects of Punjab, was founded by Guru Ramdas (q.v.) in 1574, 174 years before the Ram-Raoni developed. The town had earlier been called Ramdaspur, Chakk Ramdas, or simply Chakk Guru (q.v.), and was marked as such in eighteenth-century maps of the area.
↑ "List of Municipal Corporation in Punjab". www.punjabdata.com. Archived from the original on 14 January 2018. Retrieved 28 January 2018.

[1] Indian Studies: Past and Present. 3. Ramakrishna Maitra. 1962. ص. 192. Amritsar, the principal place of Sikh worship, was not established at Ram-Raoni, but, in fact, Ram-Raoni was established near the Sikh place of worship at Amritsar (called Ambarsar by illiterate people), which had been founded by Guru Ramdas in 1574, one hundred and seventy-four years before the Ram-Raoni came into existence.

[2] Madra، Amandeep Singh؛ Singh، P. (2016). Sicques, Tigers or Thieves: Eyewitness Accounts of the Sikhs (1606-1810). Springer. ص. 86. ISBN 9781137119988. Amritsar (q.v.), the city that includes the Harimandar Sahib Temple complex, was not established at Ram-Raoni (q.v.), as stated by Polier, which is nearby. Amritsar, pronounced Ambarsar by unlettered rural dialects of Punjab, was founded by Guru Ramdas (q.v.) in 1574, 174 years before the Ram-Raoni developed. The town had earlier been called Ramdaspur, Chakk Ramdas, or simply Chakk Guru (q.v.), and was marked as such in eighteenth-century maps of the area.

[3] "List of Municipal Corporation in Punjab". www.punjabdata.com. Archived from the original on 14 January 2018. Retrieved 28 January 2018.

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