Shah Pur

Shah Pur (also spelled Shahpur) is a common placename found throughout South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan. The name literally translates to "City of the King" or "Prince's City" in Persian and Urdu, derived from "Shah" (King/Prince) and "Pur" (City/Town). Given its meaning and the historical prevalence of Persian and Mughal influence in the region, numerous settlements were given this name.

Due to the widespread use of the name, "Shah Pur" typically refers to one of several distinct locations. Distinguishing between them often requires specifying the region, district, or any notable landmarks or features associated with a particular Shah Pur.

Without further context, it's impossible to determine which specific location a reference to "Shah Pur" pertains to. Therefore, identifying the intended Shah Pur relies heavily on the surrounding information and geographical context.