Location of Isha Khan's Jangalbari Fort
Jangalbari Fort is a fort situated in Jangalbari village under Karimganj Upazila of Kishoreganj District.
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the neighborhood organization revamped the town hall inside the fortification and set up the 'Isha Khan Memorial Museum and Library'. There are different pictures of Isha Khan, a rundown of his relatives, and different delineations.
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Jangalbari Fort is a fort situated in Jangalbari village under Karimganj Upazila of Kishoreganj District.
EditAfter the battle of Egarasindhur, 16th century ruler Isa Khan took over the Janglabari Fort from Laksman Singh Hajra. After Musa Khan became loyal to Mughal foce, the descendants of Isa Khan transferred their families from Sonargaon to Jangalbari Fort.
EditTraces of the moat surrounding the fort testify to its circular shape. A deep moat excavated on the south, west, and north was connected with the Narasunda River in the east. The fort appears to be sited on an island, surrounded by waterways that are so deep that one needs to cross over to the fort by boat even in the dry season. Only scattered brickbats, potsherds, and a few low mounds of the fort exist today.
EditBrickbats and potsherds found outside the site of the fort, especially on its south, west, and northwest, appear to be from the pre-Muslim period and indicate that the fort was built prior to the advent of the Muslims and was once the centre of a flourishing settlement. However, Isa Khan should be credited for erecting a number of structures inside the fort area.
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Isha Khan, the head of the BaroBhuiyans of Bengal, set up his second capital at the Jangalbari post. It is at present recorded as an authentic archeological site by the Department of Archeology in Bangladesh. Ordinary homegrown and unfamiliar travelers, educators understudies, columnists, and individuals of various classes and callings assemble here to visit this fortress.
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Jangalbari post is situated on the banks of the stream Narsunda in Jangalbari town of the Kadirjangal association of Karimganj sub-area, only 7 km a long way from Kishoreganj locale.
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