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Natural Beauty of Susang Durgapur
Geographical details and landscaping of old Susang Parganas:
Netrakona was a subdivision of the Greater Mymensingh district. Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh government established Netrakona subdivision to Netrakona districts. In 13 Century CE, A religious and brave man called `Someshwar Pathok' who had come from kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India to the northern border of Netrakona district current Durgapur, he established Susang Parganas.
kannauj Someshwar Pathok Bengal Zamidar
He is the descendant of Susang Maharaja's. According to the description of the book (Second Volume of Barendra Brahman Zamidars of Mymensingh), was the ancient boundary - "Nenjasaila in Garo Hills to the north, east mahisakhala River, the western boundary of the river fits, flat land far to the south. Has subsequently been changed to adapt to the following boundary of Parganas - 'North, Range Garo Hills, the eastern boundary River, the western boundary circle fits rivers and Sherpur, South boundary Mymensingh Parganas. It is known that in 1950 CE, there were 950 villages, one of the Raj, Twenty Three Polls land, 3,19,898 Acres, which was in the sum of three thousand three hundred sq. Kilometers. Various minor and large rivers were running from the Garo Hills through Susang Parganas. More or less of the river currents closed due to a massive earthquake in Bengali year 1308.
Mymensing Netrakona Netrakona(BD Govt.) Susang Durgapur Garo Hills
The Kangsha, Someshwari, Netai, Khariya, Mahisakhali have untapped. In rivers Someshwari very clear water in winter, look at the underside of the water in the water can be seen distinctly through the sand beneath. But the rainy season water is real muddy. 'Mohashoul' one of the delicious fish found in the river. The 'Lachu' fish particularly significant.
Someshwari Kangsha Netai Khariya Mahisakhali
There was a palace from Yore in Susang Parganas. Susang Durgapur is located about hundred eighty two km from Dhaka, thirty-six miles north-east from greater Mymensingh district headquarters and twenty five miles north of the present Netrakona district. The Maharaja's palace was built along the east bank of the river Someshwari. Many local people think that where the palace was built, 'Durgapur'(দুর্গাপুর) name is retained according to 'Adhisthaei Goddess' of Dasubari. If the name of `Durgapur' (দুর্গাপুর) is kept according to 'Adhisthaei Goddess' of dasubari, then why the spelling of Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) with ‘ু’ instead of ‘ূ’? All recorded in the ancient documents of land of the landlords - Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) spelled with with ‘ু' instead of ‘ূ'. Even (দুর্গাপুর) spelled with ‘ু' instead of ‘ূ' in the book `Barendra Brahman Zamidars of Mymensingh, second volume'. No local one can articulate the mystery why Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) spelled like that! So it seems 'Durgapur' (দুর্গাপুর) spelling with ‘ু' to be prudent and should be traced as it had written in all citations. The local name in ancient times was not very `Durgapur'. It was the western portion of the village `Langura' or `Lengura', Lengura village still exists in east part of Durgapur village.
Ancient 'Susang palace' was surrounded by walls. There were soldiers quarters, chambers, jail, Arsenal and gods with temples in Moated palace. Those Dev Temple had all the evidence of religious landlords. In the Bengali year 1304, the palace, temples and every pre-pride symbol has vanished forever by an earthquake. Foreign military personnel were to be landed there in the past for the protection of buildings. If there is Battle at the border local Garo, Hajong and different community would do to serve. At present there is no sign of the palace.
Garo Hajong
That time, The various types of trees and plants grows in Garo Hills. Sal, Gajari, Incense, Nageshwara, Teak, Bamboo, Cane, cotton was available. Low-quality coal (Kanglumarent) and calcareous soil was estimated to have in Garo Hills. Subsequently, during Pakistan period the Garo foothills were leased to several companies for Massive calcareous soil uptake. Aloes wood, resin, Sal, teak, wood, and so forth, was transported to the emperor of Delhi. Mountainous animal species in the wild, Tigers, buffalo, various national deer, elephants, rhinoceros, ladybug could be seen a lot more of the Garo hills; also Beer, ape, monkey, Hanuman, Ramakukkura, wood cats, peacocks, doves, forests Chick, Moorfowl, Birds etc. In 1869, Garo hills taken from Susang Parganas and included with Assam by the British government law. Afterwards that, according to the 'Elephant Preservation Act. Act. XI of 1879 and Govt. Notification dated May 19th 1884, the ability to catch Elephants by others are obsolete in the mountain. Later on the notification, Susang Moharaja's not entitled to collect trees other than the trees were flooding tide away from the hills. Susang maharaja's only empowered to collect these woods all that arrived was only flooded washes in Somewhere river. Someshwari River flooding is not permanent more than 6-7 hours. Small Hills in one two miles could be seen to move from Durgapur and yet have seen or even small distance.
Garo Hills were lovely landscaping. The trees with big branch has expansion concrescence of beauty in the above hills. Witin the forest- jungle, different kinds of birds were singing by sweet voices and kept the Forest is considered filled. Within the range of the ancient susang Parganas of Garo hills was a peak about four thousand feet high, It name was 'Guneshwar peaks'. Inside hills there was a wide range of beautiful cave named 'tapakhola'.
At that place were many Talukder, rent-free, Brammottara in Susang Parganas and due to them Susang landlord's income were much less. Many gentry people had held the village, also Talukder, landlords etc. Lived in sankarapura, narayanadahara, Khagra, bakalajora etc. Many other villages of Garo, Hasong, Hadi, Banai etc. And people of different nationalities were settled there. Manipur king Gambhir Singh's time some Manipuri residents have been harassed by local revolution and took shelter in the Susang area; Their descendants still living near ancient Susang maharaja's palace area (extinct); One of their main festivals Krishna rasalila. Present Residents of the Hasong, Garo has been civilized. Prior to obtain estate asset Barendra Bramhin were married princesses. There were many lakes named `jariya, rajadhala, naliya at Susang Parganas.
Susang was an 'era' prevalent. It was called 'susangabda' or 'paraganasana'. `susangabda' was eighteen months ahead than Bengali year (bangabda), from Ashwin month the `susangabda' were calculated.
Geographical details and landscaping of old Susang Parganas:
Netrakona was a subdivision of the Greater Mymensingh district. Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh government established Netrakona subdivision to Netrakona districts. In 13 Century CE, A religious and brave man called `Someshwar Pathok' who had come from kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India to the northern border of Netrakona district current Durgapur, he established Susang Parganas.
kannauj Someshwar Pathok Bengal Zamidar
He is the descendant of Susang Maharaja's. According to the description of the book (Second Volume of Barendra Brahman Zamidars of Mymensingh), was the ancient boundary - "Nenjasaila in Garo Hills to the north, east mahisakhala River, the western boundary of the river fits, flat land far to the south. Has subsequently been changed to adapt to the following boundary of Parganas - 'North, Range Garo Hills, the eastern boundary River, the western boundary circle fits rivers and Sherpur, South boundary Mymensingh Parganas. It is known that in 1950 CE, there were 950 villages, one of the Raj, Twenty Three Polls land, 3,19,898 Acres, which was in the sum of three thousand three hundred sq. Kilometers. Various minor and large rivers were running from the Garo Hills through Susang Parganas. More or less of the river currents closed due to a massive earthquake in Bengali year 1308.
Mymensing Netrakona Netrakona(BD Govt.) Susang Durgapur Garo Hills
Post by Foyjur Razzak Tuhin.
The Kangsha, Someshwari, Netai, Khariya, Mahisakhali have untapped. In rivers Someshwari very clear water in winter, look at the underside of the water in the water can be seen distinctly through the sand beneath. But the rainy season water is real muddy. 'Mohashoul' one of the delicious fish found in the river. The 'Lachu' fish particularly significant.
Someshwari Kangsha Netai Khariya Mahisakhali
There was a palace from Yore in Susang Parganas. Susang Durgapur is located about hundred eighty two km from Dhaka, thirty-six miles north-east from greater Mymensingh district headquarters and twenty five miles north of the present Netrakona district. The Maharaja's palace was built along the east bank of the river Someshwari. Many local people think that where the palace was built, 'Durgapur'(দুর্গাপুর) name is retained according to 'Adhisthaei Goddess' of Dasubari. If the name of `Durgapur' (দুর্গাপুর) is kept according to 'Adhisthaei Goddess' of dasubari, then why the spelling of Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) with ‘ু’ instead of ‘ূ’? All recorded in the ancient documents of land of the landlords - Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) spelled with with ‘ু' instead of ‘ূ'. Even (দুর্গাপুর) spelled with ‘ু' instead of ‘ূ' in the book `Barendra Brahman Zamidars of Mymensingh, second volume'. No local one can articulate the mystery why Durgapur (দুর্গাপুর) spelled like that! So it seems 'Durgapur' (দুর্গাপুর) spelling with ‘ু' to be prudent and should be traced as it had written in all citations. The local name in ancient times was not very `Durgapur'. It was the western portion of the village `Langura' or `Lengura', Lengura village still exists in east part of Durgapur village.
Someshwari River
(Script: Foyjur Razzak Tuhin and Voice: Probir Mitra)
Garo Hajong
That time, The various types of trees and plants grows in Garo Hills. Sal, Gajari, Incense, Nageshwara, Teak, Bamboo, Cane, cotton was available. Low-quality coal (Kanglumarent) and calcareous soil was estimated to have in Garo Hills. Subsequently, during Pakistan period the Garo foothills were leased to several companies for Massive calcareous soil uptake. Aloes wood, resin, Sal, teak, wood, and so forth, was transported to the emperor of Delhi. Mountainous animal species in the wild, Tigers, buffalo, various national deer, elephants, rhinoceros, ladybug could be seen a lot more of the Garo hills; also Beer, ape, monkey, Hanuman, Ramakukkura, wood cats, peacocks, doves, forests Chick, Moorfowl, Birds etc. In 1869, Garo hills taken from Susang Parganas and included with Assam by the British government law. Afterwards that, according to the 'Elephant Preservation Act. Act. XI of 1879 and Govt. Notification dated May 19th 1884, the ability to catch Elephants by others are obsolete in the mountain. Later on the notification, Susang Moharaja's not entitled to collect trees other than the trees were flooding tide away from the hills. Susang maharaja's only empowered to collect these woods all that arrived was only flooded washes in Somewhere river. Someshwari River flooding is not permanent more than 6-7 hours. Small Hills in one two miles could be seen to move from Durgapur and yet have seen or even small distance.
Post by Foyjur Razzak Tuhin.
Garo Hills were lovely landscaping. The trees with big branch has expansion concrescence of beauty in the above hills. Witin the forest- jungle, different kinds of birds were singing by sweet voices and kept the Forest is considered filled. Within the range of the ancient susang Parganas of Garo hills was a peak about four thousand feet high, It name was 'Guneshwar peaks'. Inside hills there was a wide range of beautiful cave named 'tapakhola'.
At that place were many Talukder, rent-free, Brammottara in Susang Parganas and due to them Susang landlord's income were much less. Many gentry people had held the village, also Talukder, landlords etc. Lived in sankarapura, narayanadahara, Khagra, bakalajora etc. Many other villages of Garo, Hasong, Hadi, Banai etc. And people of different nationalities were settled there. Manipur king Gambhir Singh's time some Manipuri residents have been harassed by local revolution and took shelter in the Susang area; Their descendants still living near ancient Susang maharaja's palace area (extinct); One of their main festivals Krishna rasalila. Present Residents of the Hasong, Garo has been civilized. Prior to obtain estate asset Barendra Bramhin were married princesses. There were many lakes named `jariya, rajadhala, naliya at Susang Parganas.
Susang was an 'era' prevalent. It was called 'susangabda' or 'paraganasana'. `susangabda' was eighteen months ahead than Bengali year (bangabda), from Ashwin month the `susangabda' were calculated.
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