Kaimur

Kaimur is a historical region in India, located in what is now the state of Bihar. The name Kaimur is derived from the Kaimur hills, a range of hills in the region. The Kaimur plateau is a part of the Vindhya Range and is located in the southern part of Bihar,near the city of Buxar.

Kaimur has been an important region in Indian history for thousands of years. Archaeological finds suggest that the region was inhabited by humans during the Paleolithic era. The Kaimur region was also an important center of trade and commerce during the ancient and medieval periods. The region was a major center of the eastern Satavahana kingdom and later became part of the Gupta Empire.

During the medieval period, Kaimur was an important region in the Chandela kingdom. The region saw significant cultural and economic development during the Chandela rule. The Kaimur hills have a number of important archaeological sites, including the Bhir Guaf fort, which dates back to the 12th century. The region is also home to a number of ancient temples and monuments.

Today, the Kaimur region is part of the Kaimur district in the Indian state of Bihar. The district is home to a population of around 1.5 million people and has a total area of over 3,300 square kilometers. The region is known for its fertile soil and is an important center of agriculture production in the state.