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Shupiyan
Shupiyan or Shopian is a town in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the administrative headquarters of the Shopian district.
== General ==
Shopian district derives its name from its chief town, Shopian, about which Frederic Drew, while justifying the basis of its nomenclature, states that it is the distortion of word “SHAH-PAYAN”, i.e. royal stay.The local people also hold the view that Shopian was earlier named as "SHIN-VAN" meaning the snow forest. However the Shias have a different view, and they believe it was earlier inhabited by Shias so it is "SHIN- VAN" that is The Forest of Shias . Shopian is an ancient town of Kashmir and had an importance due to it being situated on the ancient imperial route, commonly known as Mughal Road, which connects Lahore and Srinagar. Shopian was one out of six Wazarat Headquarters in Kashmir from 1872-1892 A.D.
Shopian Town - the district headquarters - is from Srinagar and from Pulwama at an elevation of above the sea level. It has decades-old road connectivity with Anantnag as well as Kulgam.
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