Kadur

Kadur is a Taluk in Chikkamagaluru locale, in Karnataka with a zone of 2,813 m² 30,280 sq ft and populace of 1901, 362,752, demonstrating an expansion of 9% in the decade. It was an area in the Mysuru State, as right on time as 1863. The name Kaduru, is accepted to have gotten from kadave or kada elk - ooruplace/town. In the fourteenth century, the terrains around Yemmedoddi Gudda were given upon a boss named Mada Nayaka by Vijayanagara rulers.

At that point it was a little agrahara known as Narayanapura. According to neighborhood custom, when this Nayaka was chasing in this area he discovered his pooches were turned back by an elk kadave and inspired by this occurrence, he established a post called kadave-uru elk town. An epigraph dated 1609 A.D. of Devanur calls this place as Kadaooru. The accompanying is a record of the locale from a British source in the mid twentieth century unfortunately, all the timberland is today gone: The central characteristic abundance of Kadur is in its backwoods, which contain limitless supplies of the best timber, particularly teak, and furthermore outfit shield for the espresso manors.

Press is found and purified at the foot of the slopes, and corundum exists in specific territories. Wild monsters and diversion are ious, and angles are copious. Creature named KADVA which is said to having a place with group of deer were more in this area in more established days, there are stories that Kadur possessed its name because of this creature however to miserable the greater part of them were chased around British amid their run the show.