Ramapur

Ramapur (Hindi: रामापुर) village and post,[1][2][3] or Rama Pur as it is known for postal purposes, is a village-gram panchayat in Pawai Block, Phulpur, Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, India comprising five villages located on the Sultanpur-Azamgarh road. A visit to the village by Indira Gandhi in 1982 led to Ramapur becoming the first village in the area to be provided indoor electricity. Oril is original village of Ramapur resident's where "Baba Yogi Sarang Dhar" and "Mata Ji" is still worshiped near "Sacred Banyan Tree" after marriage ceremony by people of Ramapur. "Baba Yogi Sarang Dhar (Dhar= to carry/kept/wear and Sarang=Bow/Moon/River(Ganga)) which means the Lord Vishnu/ Krishna /Ram/ Shiva/ Gangadhar-Shiva/ Brahma)" was of Basti district origin (routed from Kashmir) whom the five village (Ramapur, Auradar, Goomkothi, Laggupur, Bag-Vahar) along with the Oril itself donated by the Muslim Landlord (originated by a basic clans of Gautam gotra based Kshatriya) and "Mata Ji" was from Jaunpur district. In connection with this it has internal relationship with Bishunpur, Jaunpur at present time too as a well known proof of relation with Jaunpur.

Ramapur रामापुर, Rama Pur
Village
Country	India
State	Uttar Pradesh
District	Azamgarh district
Nagar panchayat	Phulpur
Elevation	2,661 ft (811 m)
Population  (2001)
• Total	1,225
Time zone	UTC+5.30 (IST)
Post code	223225
Area code(s)	91-05460 (telephone)
Parliament Constituency	Katghar Lalganj-Azamgarh
Assembly Constituency	Phulpur

The Kashyapa Gotriya Saryupareen Brahmin inhabitants follow Lord Rama and Sita in whose honor this village name was kept Ramapur in ancient days. People of the village are referred to as Triphala[4] Pandey Brahmins. The agricultural productivity of the village is good, but it is hampered by the shortage of agricultural fields resulting in most inhabitants seeking employment elsewhere.