Kithora

Kithora
village
Country	India
State	Uttar Pradesh
Government
• Body	Gram panchayat
Languages
• Official	Hindi
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN	251315
Vehicle registration	UP
Website	up.gov.in

Kithora is a village in Jansath tehsil, near Miranpur town, Muzaffarnagar district, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is inhabited by Sayyids of the Chhatrudi clan of Barha Sayyids, and home to some beautiful medieval monuments.

Zamindar Sayyid Vizarat Hussain Zaidi, the illustrious son of Zamindar Sayyid Buniyad Ali Zaidi, was among the foremost noblemen of the esteemed Barha Sadat of Kithora. Descended from a lineage renowned for its honor, leadership, and noble ancestry, he was widely respected for his wisdom, courage, generosity, and statesmanship. During his time, the influence of his estate extended across the surrounding countryside, and local tradition remembers that neighboring settlements, including **Puthi (Putthi Ibrahimpur) and adjoining lands near Kithora, fell under his zamindari administration. His authority was not founded merely upon landownership but upon the trust and respect of the people, who regarded him as a just patron and protector. He was known for resolving disputes with fairness, assisting the needy without distinction, and preserving the dignity and prestige of the Sadat household. His residence was a center of hospitality, where travelers, scholars, and local residents were received with honor and generosity. Through his foresight and stewardship, the prestige of the Zaidi family flourished, and his name became synonymous with nobility, justice, and enlightened leadership. To this day, Zamindar Sayyid Vizarat Hussain Zaidi is remembered with reverence as one of the distinguished sons of Kithora, whose legacy continues to inspire pride among his descendants and the wider Barha Sadat community. Kithora itself is recognized as a historic Barha Sadat village associated with Zaidi Sayyid families. This is the authentic history of Kithora, preserved through family records and local historical tradition. The details regarding Zamindar Sayyid Vizarat Hussain Zaidi and the extent of his zamindari can be verified through local sources, elders of the region, historical land records, and members of the Barha Sadat community.

Zamindar Sayyid Vizarat Hussain Zaidi, the illustrious son of Zamindar Sayyid Buniyad Ali Zaidi, was a noble scion of the revered Barha Sadat lineage, a house celebrated for its ancient heritage, honor, and distinguished service. Endowed with wisdom, dignity, and commanding presence, he carried forward the legacy of his forefathers with grace and authority. As a respected landholder and patriarch, he was known for his generosity, sense of justice, and unwavering commitment to the welfare of those under his care. His name evoked respect among contemporaries, while his character reflected the noble values of the Sadat tradition. Under his stewardship, the family's prestige and influence flourished, earning him a place of honor in the annals of his lineage. Remembered for his noble conduct, refined manners, and steadfast leadership, Zamindar Sayyid Vizarat Hussain Zaidi remains a symbol of aristocratic excellence and a source of enduring pride for his descendants.

Sayyid Nusratyar Khan, governor of Azimabad (now Patna) in Emperor Muhammad Shah's period (1720 to 1739) belonged to this village.