Yelahanka

Yelahanka is a suburb of Bangalore in the state of Karnataka and one of the zones of BBMP. It is more seasoned than the Bengaluru Bangalore city which has now congested overwhelming a considerable lot of its neighboring towns and towns. The city of Yelahanka had been in presence before twelfth century. The locale was called 'Ilaipakka Naadu' amid the control of Cholas.

A stone tablet of 1267 A.D found in Doddaballapur notices Dechi Deasa, administering the locale with Yelahanka as his capital under the aegis of Hoysala ruler 'Narasimha Third'. Afterward, amid Hoysala rein, the city came to be known as 'Elavanka' and bit by bit moved to 'Yelahanka'. Of the ious Rulers of ious administrations who ruled with Yelahanka as their Capital, the Kempe Gowdas are the most acclaimed.

Hiriya Kempe Gowda Kempe Gowda the First manufactured a post in the connecting town of Bengaluru and created it as his new capital, likely because of its vital area and somewhat cooler atmosphere being at a higher height. It was his child, Immadi Kempe Gowda, who had the acclaimed watch towers worked in the four headings of the new city. A few Temples in Yelahanka like the Venugopala Swamy Temple have stayed as a declaration to its rich past. Despite the fact that a Fort's remainder couldn't be followed, a road close-by the Venugopala Swamy Temple is as yet known as 'Kote Beedi' or 'Fortress Street'.