Mankrai

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Mankrai
Town and union council
Country	Pakistan
Region	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
District	Haripur District
Time zone	PST (UTC+5)
Website	http://www.MeraHaripur.com

Mankrai is one of the 44 union councils of Pakistan, an administrative subdivision of Haripur District in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan.^[1] The Union Council includes villages namely Mankrai, Mohra Mamdoo, Pharhala, Kahaka, Naiger, Makhan, Bajida, Dobandi, Mohra and Jaama. This is first Union Council nearest to Haripur City across Dor Pull. People are mostly involved in farming and employment in various public and private sector organizations in the country.

History

Mankrai is the one of the oldest village Of Hazara. It had been destroyed and rebuilt 5 times before the arrival of Turks in 1237 AD and at that time Maharaja Manik Rai ruled.

References

↑ Tehsils & Unions in the District of Haripur

External links

http://www.MeraHaripur.com

v t e Administrative divisions of Haripur District

Capital	Haripur

Union councils	Ali Khan Bagra Bakka Bandi Sher Khan Barkot Beer Bherrary Breela Darwesh Dheendah Dingi Haripur Central Haripur North Haripur South Hattar Jabri Jatti Pind Kalinjar Khalabat Khanpur Kholian Bala Kot Najeebullah Landarmang Mankrai Maqsood Najifpur Pandak Panian Pind Hasham Khan Pind Kamal Khan Rehana Serai Niamat Khan Serai Saleh Sawabi Maira Sikandarpur Sirya Tarbela Tofkian Baitgali Ghazi Kotehrra Kundi Nara Amaz Qazipur Sirikot

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