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Hathimera is a village situated in Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northern Pakistan. It is adjacent to the great Karakoram Highway, at latitude 34°23'47.11"N longitude 73°13'9.88"E.
Hathimera is an old village of approx 5000 population, with not more than 50% literacy rate, having one primary school (Captan Zareen Shaheed School). Historically, Hathimera was a pathway of King Akbar to the subcontinent, here his wife's elephant died and the name of place was taken as Hathimra (in English, "elephant died"). As time passed, the name was changed to Hathimera (elephant place). Recently during a construction dig, after digging 7–10 ft workers found old things like pots, gold rings and human skeletons wearing clothes or sitting, not in graves. This means that there was civilization thousand of years earlier, and that they were drowned or swept away by some natural disaster.There are many tribes live in Hathi mera village. Initially swati's (the school name was on there name) were owner of this village.afterward the malik family migrated here from mangal.and then awan came here.after this swati's took workers here and they were arbab (saith) family and raja's.Malik's took gujar for there work in farming.and there are no tanoli owners at the place initially.afterward tanoli purchased the agriculture land from turks at hathibala place situated adjucent to hathimera.Mr Zaheer udin khan was the grandfather of swati's family. his grave is behind the main mosque of village. Malik Gulam Muhammad was grandfather of Malik's Family and his grave is in main chock near primary school of the village.Moreover the school and the main road of the village is owned by swati's man Major Zareen khan shaheed (khankhel swati).
Category:Populated places in Mansehra District