Tikamgarh

population:10,40,359

Headquarters:Tikamgarh 

Urban Population:Verified data not available as of current boundaries  

Rural Population:Verified data not available as of current boundaries   

Number of Tehsils:7 

Geographical Area:3,878 sq km 

Tikamgarh is a major district of the Bundelkhand region located in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh.

Its region has been deeply associated with the rule of the Bundela dynasty and the historical traditions of Bundelkhand. According to the District Census Handbook, the old name of Tikamgarh town wasTehriIn the year 1783, King Vikramajit, the ruler of Orchha, shifted his capital from Orchha to Tehri and the town was later named Tikamgarh.
The name of the district is derived from a name of Lord Krishna.‘Tikam’is believed to be related to the Jain tradition. Major tourist attractions include the Kundeshwar Mahadev Temple, Baldevgarh Fort, Madkhera Sun Temple, Nazarbag Temple, and Papaura Ji Jain Shrine. Kundeshwar Dham is located on the banks of the Jamdar River and is known for its religious significance as well as natural beauty. The district is known for its Bundeli language, folk traditions, religious fairs, and traditional lifestyle. Tikamgarh is an important part of Bundelkhand's cultural heritage due to its historical remains, ancient temples, and Bundela architecture.