Tiruchirapalli

Tiruchirapalli kota kota besar
Tempat
Wikipedia | Kode sumber | Tata penggunaan Koordinat: 10°49′37″N 78°41′34″E
Negara	India
Negara bagian di India	Tamil Nadu
District of India (en)	Tiruchirappalli district (en)
Ibu kota dari	Tiruchirappalli district (en)
Negara	India
Penduduk
Keseluruhan	916.857  (2011 )
Geografi
Luas wilayah	167,23 km²
Ketinggian	82 m
Sejarah
Pembuatan	1866
Kejadian penting	Siege of Trichinopoly (en) Pengepungan Trichinopoly (1743) Siege of Trichinopoly (en)
Informasi tambahan
Kode pos	620001
Zona waktu	Waktu Standar India
Kode telepon	431
Lain-lain
Situs web	Laman resmi

Tiruchirappalli (bahasa Tamil: திருச்சிராப்பள்ளி) pelafalan^ⓘ juga dieja Tiruchirapalli, umumnya disebut Tiruchi atau Trichy (bahasa Tamil: திருச்சி) sebelumnya juga dilafalkan Trichinopoly (di bawah kekuasaan Britania) adalah kota terbesar ke-4 di negara bagian Tamil Nadu di India (setelah Chennai, Coimbatore dan Madurai). Kota ini terletak di tengah negara bagian di tepi sungai Cauvery.

Sejarah

Tiruchirappalli dipimpin oleh Jenderal Maratha Murari Rao sejak 1741 hingga 1743, ketika diambil alih oleh Nizam dari Hyderabad setelah Pengepungan Trichinopoly (1743).

Demografi

Agama

Agama di kota Tiruchirapalli (2011)

  Hindu (74.07%)

  Islam (14.72%)

  Kristen (10.89%)

  Jainisme (0.07%)

  Sikhisme (0.02%)

  Buddha (0.01%)

  Lainnya (0.01%)

  Tidak tahu (0.22%)

Agama	Populasi
Hindu	627.661
Muslim	124.718
Kristen	92.276
Jainisme	559
Sikhisme	148
Buddha	86
Lainnya	104
Tidak tahu	1.835

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