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The excavation site of Parshuram Palace consists of four separate blocks along a courtyard in the front. The relics and antiques of the historical signs are preserved nicely. They are the fragments of 18th century. The place holds high antiquity.
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Parasuram Palace archaeological site located in the citadel of mahasthangarh, about 200m north of mankalir kunda, ascribed by local tradition to be the palace site of the last Hindu king of the area, Parashuram.
EditExcavation in 1961 at the site revealed cultural materials of the Pala, Muslim, and Colonial periods. In the lower level, remains of buildings and a few terracotta plaques of the Pala period have been unearthed. In the middle level remains of buildings and associated glazed pottery represent the Muslim period.
EditThe uppermost level has revealed a dwelling house of late 18th or early 19th century. The building consists of four separate blocks around a small courtyard - all enclosed within a rectangular boundary wall. Among the antiquities recovered from the site are fragments of a Visnupatta, large number of glazed pottery and kauris (Kaudi), and two East India Company coins. Close by, there is a well, popularly known as Jiat Kunda (well of life), which is possibly related to the palace.
EditThe upper layer is established in the relatively modern era, a whole new design of a dwelling place has been identified. Four separate mahals or parts were found to have been built facing a small courtyard in the inner mahal. Several chambers, including the entrance to the Mahals, the staircase, the boundary wall, and two entrances to the east and west have been discovered. The main entrance is on the east side. Patterns of two guardrooms can be seen on both sides of it.
EditNext to the palace is a well called "Jiyat Kunda". According to myth, during the war with Shah Sultan Balkhi Mahiswar, Parshuram could bring the dead soldiers back to life with the help of water from this well.
EditTo reach this historical place, one just needs to hire a CNG or auto-rickshaw from the famous Shatmatha road or Thonthoniya bus stop to the Mahasthangarh or palace of Parshuram and this a well known and landmark tourism place in Bogra.
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The Parshuram Palace is an levelled up excavation site of Bagura. The place is quite ancient. The uppermost level has revealed a dwelling house of late 18th or early 19th century. It was found and excavated in 1961 revealing cultural materials of colonial period. The old stuff collection is preserved nicely.
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Parshuram palace is an archeological site in Bagura beside Mahasthangarh. We visited the both places all along. The palace is actually an age old excavation site. It's named after the then hindu king of the area, Parshuram. It's a place of great historical knowledge.
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