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Heritage of Natore

In poetry imagination, Natore has been immortalized in poetry. Natore district adjacent to the Varendra land, ancient traditions and archaeological Aishwarya Mandith Mandit. Natore town is situated on the north bank of Narad Nand at 24.260 north latitudes and 89.90 east longitude. In modern times, there is a section rich in our heritage that engages in this city. It was centered on one of the largest feudal and great women of the region and the state government and the people's welfare system. It is said that in the context of the Mughal period, Zamindar Laskar Khan used to collect supplies from his brother-in-law, Saman (present Puthiya area) for feudalism, and in time his name was Laskarpur Pargana. The name of a low-lying ocean of the pargana was named as Chaibhanga Beel. In 1710, Raja Ram Jeevan Rai was able to fill the soil with the help of his capital. In Kalatum, it becomes a well-crafted city by palaces, dighi, gardens, temples, and pleasant enters. For some time during the Mughal period, it was known that at Chapilah village under Gourdaspur upazila of Natore district, there was a center of Chapila Parganas and later district headquarters. After being considered as unhealthy place, district headquarters were shifted to Natore. Until 1821, there was the head office of greater Rajshahi district in Natore. Due to the health of malaria due to health reasons, the British government transferred the district headquarters from Natore to Rampur Boalia (presently Rajshahi) in 1821 AD. The subdivision of Natore was formed in 1845. Natore Municipality was established in 1869 to make Natore healthy. In 1984 the district was transformed from the subdivision of Natore.

It is said that the current bill was expanded over the city of Natore. When a king goes by that boat to a place in the boat, a bird sees the snake caught by the boat, 'Nao Tharo' - that means stop the boat; Accordingly, 'no-locos' - that is, do not stop the boat. The reason for this is that, there was a bandit attack on bandits. They may also be suppressed by the thieves - lest it may be better to leave the place quickly. Manadadevi became angry again after holding a bird snake in Hinduism. Therefore, to stop the boat and worship Mansa, it is more relevant to the Hindu king. That is why Natore's name is assumed to be the name of 'Nao Tharo' or 'No-Leo'.

According to historians, the origins of the Natore dynasty in the eighteenth century. Among the zamindars of Uttarakhand, the king of Natore was in the status of honor and property. Raja Ramjivan Roy is the founder of the Raj dynasty of Natore. Ramkanta Roy, son of Ramjivan, is married to Bhavani, the only daughter of Swataram Choudhury of Chhatian village of Bogra district. King Ramzivan Roy died in 1730. Prior to his death, he appointed Ramakant Roy to the king and Dewan Daraam Roy as his guardian. Although Ramkanta was king, Daram Roy used to administer complete royalty to the real. Due to his expertise, the dynasty of Natore flourished. In 1748 Raja Ramkanta performed the parole. Rani Bhabani took charge of managing zamindari after the husband's death. In the history of Natore, he is known as a philanthropist Maharani and is still unmoved by his memory. Rani Bhabani had a sincere relationship with the independent Nawab Siraj-ud-Daula of Bengal. It is said that in the Battle of Plassey, Rani Bhabani adopted the Nawab.

Later, Rani Bhabani was pleased with Naib Daram and presented him the Dighapatiya Pargana. The present Uttara Ganobhaban, established in Dighapatia, was established during the time of progeny King Raja of Dana. In time, this royal palace was first established in Uttara Ganobhaban after the governor's house and later in Bangladesh.

Dighapatiya dynasty and Rajbari

The Jolly of the Heritage, the memories of the past, the golden days of ancient history and history have taken hold on the chest as a silent witness to the Dighapatiya Rajbari of Natore. Ancient tradition and archaeological rich Tilottama This Rajbari has brought a special reputation and identity to Natore.

Dighapatiya dynasty has occupied a significant place among the king-zamindars of Bengal. Daraam Roy is the founder of this dynasty. In 1680, Daraam Roy was born in a Tili family of Natore's renowned village village. His father's name is Narsingh Roy. When Ramjivan, the founder of Natore dynasty, used to work under Dorparnayana, the Puthia king, he reached Kalam village of Chalanbali area on the occasion of his work. At that time, two boys appeared before the King Ramjivan. After getting acquainted with one of the two boys and intellect, he brought the boy to Natore and appointed him for the monthly eight-hour salary. After learning a little education, he was able to spend the money and Ramjivan appointed him a monthly salary of 5 rupees instead of monthly 8. Later, Puthiya king Darparnarayan loved affection, love and sympathy, the influence of brother Raghunandan in the Nawab government, and the Nawab of the Nawab of Bengal Nawab Murshid Quli Khan - when Ramjiban got zamindari, all along with Ramjivan, he started fate of Daraam. He was an ordinary employee of Ramjivan at first, but with talent, skill and loyalty, he was up to Dewan of Natore Raj. Raja Ramjivan believed him very much and kept enormous wealth with him. After the fall of Raja Sitaram Rai, Daraam Ray became a powerful figure in Natore State. When Raja Sitaram Ray of Jessore was a rebel, Nawab Murshid Quli Khan was imprisoned in Natore jail by suppressing and defeating him with the help of Dewan Rai of Natore Raj. Due to defeating Sitaram Ray, the effect of Daraam on the Nawab government increased and he was awarded the title of "Rai Raiya". He defeated Sitaram Ray