Archaeological Installations Natore's Palace

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28th February

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I'm @saany. I hope everyone is well and safe. Today I'm going to describe about Natore's palace.

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Natore is intertwined with the memory of Maharani Bhabani. Natore's palace was built on 49.1925 acres of land. King Ramjivan was established as the first king of the Natore dynasty in 1706 AD in 1710 AD. He ruled until 1730 and died that year. After the death of Raja Ramjivan, Ramakanta became the king of Natore in 1734 AD. According to many, Dayaram Natore, the dewan of Raja Ramjivan, supervised Raja Ramjivan from 1730 to 1734 AD. King Ramakanta ruled Natore till his death in 1748.

Probably the palace of Natore was built between 1708 and 1710. There are various rumors surrounding the establishment of Ramjivan's zamindari in Natore, the capital. For example, on the orders of his mother, Raja Ramjivan and Raghunandan continued to look for a suitable place to establish their capital in their homeland.

In one rainy season, Raghunandan Raja Ramjivan and the Pandits set out to find a suitable place to set up the capital in a favorable navigation environment. In turn they appeared in the rice paddy bill. At one point on the bill, they saw two snakes swimming across the bill. And a frog is swallowing a small snake. The scholars were of the opinion that the place was suitable for the construction of the capital, so they decided to build a palace there. After the construction of the palace, the bill was turned into a town in a short time by a gathering of royal bureaucrats, employees and a large number of people. That mature city is Natore.

How to get there: Rickshaws or tempos can be added directly from the city of Natore.

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