Hajipur is a historic city on the eastern confluence of the Ganges River and the Gandak River, it is the headquarters of the Vaishali District of Tirhut Division in the state of Bihar, Republic of India. It was named Hajipur after name of Haji Ilyas, the 13th century ruler of Bengal (Bihar was a part of Bengal till the partition of Bengal in 1905). Hajipur is a Lok Sabha constituency and assembly constituency in the Indian democratic system, as well as Hajipur a city council and subdivision. History of Hajipur — In the 13th century, the present day Hajipur city used to be a village, then in the 13th century, Haji Ilyas Shah, the ruler of Bengal, built a fort here and established it as a town during his 13 years of ruled. After India's independence, Hajipur was a part of Muzaffarpur district but on 12 October 1972, it was separated from Muzaffarpur to become Vaishali district with its headquarters at Hajipur. On 8 September 1996, an important chapter in the history of the historic ...
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