Ajabpur

Ajabpur is one of the largest Zamindaris in the state and was founded by the Chandella's of Ajubpore, who migrated from Budelkhand to Cawnpore after fighting the Mughals, they later shifted to Dehra Dun with Nuwada as their capital. Some of them also settled in Himachal Pradesh, Delhi and Rajasthan.

The Zamindari of Ajabpur (then Ajubpore) had its capital and fortress at Nuwada. The revenue in 1804 was Rs. 97,645.00 and consisted of 15 Villages and 5 Pargana's that were Nuwada, Ajubpore, Kurnpore, Kaulaghir, Kyarkoolee, Bhat Beer, Bhogpore, Suhumspore, Pirtheepore, Kulyanpore, Nagul, Rajpore, Bhugwuntpore, Thano and Dudlee. The village of Dudlee was given to the Mahant of Daat Mandir. Rani Kurnavatee made the famous Rajpore Canal that started from Rajpore stretching through East Canal Road to Ajubpore.

The famous Mata Mandir of Ajubpore was made in 1905 and is still run by the elected members of the family. Ajboo Kunwar was the Viceroy of Dehra Dun during the British Raj. The Rani Sati Mandir was also built in this era in Ajubpore. Their Pitr Wada and a mandir was built on the hills of Shashtradhara that still exists. The mandir of their Kul Devta Nar Singhji is in Ajubpore.

Ajabpur Kalan is a Locality in Dehradun City in Uttarakhand State, India. Ajabpur Kalan Pin code is 248121 and postal head office is Ajabpur.

Ajabpur Khurd, Deepnagar Village, Shastri Enclave, Sarasvati Vihar, Natthan Pur are the nearby Localities to Ajabpur Kalan. Dehradun, Mussoorie, Rishikesh, Chamba are the nearby Cities to Dehradun.