Historical background of Sherpur

Without mentioning some of Sherpur's previous words, many things will be unknown. So, very briefly he was given the description. The original name of south-west border region of ancient Kamrupa state is not available. However, there is a mention of the average survey of the capital of the region of Hindu Rashtra Dalip Samanta in this region. During the time of Emperor Akbar, the name of this region is found in the history of ten Kahnya Bazu. On the southern border of the Sherpur municipality, the name of the Brahmaputra river was about 8/9 miles wide from the river Mango to the Jamalpur Ghat. People from both sides of the river often had to travel in the boat. According to the annual agreement, they used to pay 10 (ten) kahan of the ferry to the ferry gurus. That is why the region is named as Daskahaniya. At that time, it was used to buy or sell financial transactions through cash.

During the Nawabi period of Bengal, Sher Ali Gazi, the last landlord of the Gazi dynasty occupied ten Kahnia zones and ruled independently. The name of this shepherd named Gazir is called Sherpur. There was still the capital of Sherpur state. The shrine of Sher Ali Gazi at Fakir's house in Gidda Para of present-day Gazi farm union and the dargah of Gazi at Runei Gaan in Nokla upazila. Sherpur Circle in the British period and during the Pakistan period. After the independence of Bangladesh, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared Sherpur as the 61st District. But it was postponed due to political changes. In 1979, President Ziaur Rahman Sherpur was subdivision, promoted to President of Ershad Sherpur district in 1984. In the district, 5 thanas of the district were turned into upazilas. During the zamindari period, Sherpur Municipality was established in 1869.

From the late half of the eighteenth century until the first half of the nineteenth century, the history of the continuous long hundred years of struggle for the Sherpurites. This struggle was directed directly against the oppression of the zamindars and indirectly to evict the British rule in many cases. Once upon a time, the madman leader Tipu Paagal established an independent state by ending the British rule of Sherpur. His descendants are now living in a mad house in Leitri Kanda village on the banks of the Kanch river. The people were often involved in the movement against the oppression of zamindars. Among the protests were the Buxarir rebellion, the Praja Movement, the peasant movement, the hunger strike.

Fakir rebellion: Sonabanu Fakir led Fakir rebellion in the region. His descendants are currently living in Giddapara of Gazipur. Sher Ali Gazi lived in his shelter till his death.

Tonk Movement: Zamindars used to earn five pounds of acre of rice per acre and Tk 15 for rent. Although there was no specific amount of rice produced, it had to be provided. The people did the movement to abolish this provision.

Nankar Movement: The poor people used to possess certain land instead of physical work at the zamindars' house. If you were unable to work, the land was to be released. Babu Ravi Negi, Khandakar Majibur Rahman, Mr. Abdur Rashid, Chafil Uddin and others participated in the Tang and Nankar movement against zamindars.

Adivasan Movement: Movement started by the tribal tribes of Sherpur under the demand of an autonomous region up to the Garo Hills in the northern part of the Brahmaputra river. Indigenous leader led by Jaladhar Pal and some members of the then Communist Party. The main objectives of these movements were to remove economic disparities in economic problems and establish social status.

Freedom Movement: In the year 1970, the Sangharsh Parishad was formed in the name of the non-cooperation movement across the country to the call of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. A Sangram Parishad was formed at Sherpur and for the preparation of the preparation of war preparations for some political leaders in the council, the first 12 of the fearless boys trained in arms possession at Subedar Abdul Hakim (now the Women's College) at the local Atari Anin Ghar. The National Assembly member, Mr. Ed, led the struggle in Sherpur region. Anisur Rahman (Sherpur - Sivradi), Member of the National Assembly Mr. Abdul Hakim (Nokla-Nalitabari), Member of the Provincial Assembly Mr. Nizam Uddin Ahmed (Sherpur), Member of the Provincial Council Mr. Abdul Halim (Siva Dardi). Mr. Ed led strong leadership among the freedom fighters. Mr. Abdus Samad, Mr. Mohsin Ali Master, Babu Rabi Negi, Mr. Abdur Rashid, Mr. Amjad Ali Master, Mr. Emdadul Haque Hira Miah, Mr. Prof. Abu Taher, Convenor of Student Movement Council Mr. Amjad Hossain, Mr. Abul Kasem, Mr. Habibur Rahman Professor of Nakla Mizanur Rahman, Mozammel Haque Master and Dr. Naderuzzaman

There were Maktab Madrasa, high primary and lower primary junior madrasa, minor school, cultural toll in rural areas and city areas. But there was no system of higher education. First of all, a Middle English school was established in the initiative of Nayani zamindars of Sherpur. In 1887, the school was upgraded to high school on the occasion of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, and named after Victoria Academy. Another school named Govinda Kumar Peace Memorial (GKK, P.M.) was established in 1918/19 with the initiative of two and a half sisters and three grandmothers. Charan Chandra Chowdhury of Nayani landlord named Charu Press had a printing press. This article was first printed by Mir Mosharraf Hossain's Grief Siddhu. Sherpur Girls' School in 1949, Public Agricultural Training in 1957, and after the Sherpur College in 1964, SM Model schools, high school in every upazila, Sherpur Women's College, Dr. Secandar Ali College, Polytechnic School, Vocational Institute, Youth Training Center, and many Upazilas in Sherpur district were also established in the past. Among the religious educational institutions Sherpur Terabazar Jamia Siddikia Madrasa is the largest Kumi Madrasa in the district. According to the curriculum of Deoband Madrasa of India, it is conducted till daudya hadith. Among the ancient mosques, there are two significant historical significance of the Garajaripar Bar Dwari Mosque, Mysebar Mosque and Kharampur Jami Mosque. Attributed to the integrity of the saint Mir Abdul Baki, the Maharaja of Susang gave him 27 acres of land adjacent to the mosque. After the death of Abdul Baki, his wife, Chalaimun Neka Mai Sahib, occupied the entire land except eight percent of the land of the three zamindars Radha Ballaw Chowdhury Mosque. In the city of Sherpur, spiritual madman Momin was a famous person.

On the contrary Saturn Mohan Choudhury, the three zamindar, was given a place in the name of Kharampur Jame Mosque by Khan Sahab Afsar Ali Miah Sahib, the unanimous Muslim leader of Sherpur. Among the ancient three temples, one of the Sri Sri Raghunath Jyu Temple is located adjacent to Adi Barihar's Women's College, respectively, two other respectively, Sri Sri Maa Bhabatara Mandir, in Nai Bani and Sri Sri Parimohan Mandir adjacent to Sherpur College. The Shani temple at Sherpur Rotary Club and Red Crescent Road is known as Sherpur in the very splendid temple.

Traditional 4 markets of Sherpur Municipality sit in every week. They were Nayan Bazar, Raghunath Bazar, Terabazar and Thani Bazar. There was a large jute warehouse in the city on the southwest corner of the municipality.

Traditional information includes a village named Kosba in the western part of present-day Sherpur Municipality. Its original Arabic word is Kasabah and its meaning is smaller than the city but the village is rich in prosperity. During the Mughal period Subedar Shahzada Shuja established Bengal's Regional Administrative Center in Kasba. It is found in the surroundings of the surroundings of Mogalbari, Kachari Para, on its west, Kathgad, in the northwest, Judge Kazi Ghatbari Kazi Galli, Kazi Galli Mosque, Dargah Shah Kamal Dargah, Dhopa Ghat and Napit Bhari. Even before that Bhuiyan leader, Isa Khan defeated King Lakshman Hajo, the coach of Hazaridi, and captured the fortress and built two other forts at Dasakahaniya Bazu or present Sherpur on the upstream of Brahmaputra. Raja Lakshman Hajo goes to his northeast of Bihar province and lives there permanently. The name of this region is named after them by Coach Bihar. At the same time, after hearing the story of the rise of Isha Khan, Emperor Akbar sent Manpreet Singh, the hero of the Rajput hero, to the control of Isha Khan.

There was a magistrate court in Kaliganj in the north of Sherpur Municipality. The southern region of Assam, west of Dewanganj and Netrokona to the east, until the trial and the rule of reservation was completed. This was in cannibal in Kaliganj and in the nearby Mobarakpur village, there was a military expedition on Kodalzhara high hill. It is reported that the workers were gathered here and shook the soil of their spine during the excavation of the Isleigh bills and Kaljah of Gajarpiper. In that order, the hill was created and named after the Kodal flick. Kodal was a police station on the east bank of the river Margi in Mirganj south of Jhara. Subsequently the Thana office was established in the east of the city.

Sherpur was rich in literature and culture since the British era. Sherpur Pak - India occupies important place in Bangladesh in literature and culture through many highly educated scholars of Sherpur. Among them, the name of Mahrashaka Chandrakant Tarkalankar, a resident of Bagrakas, is particularly eloquent. Sherpur's theatrical organizations also used to entertain people through theater stage.

Sherpur was never lagged behind in sports. Among the popular sports, football was in the Pithasthan. Among those football players, Ali beat Mridha, Mohammad Ali, Raichan Saha, Syed Al Khalek, Shamsul Gani Chowdhury, Jhantu Maitre, Mujibur Rahman, Turu Mia, Kala Ball, Chana Bose and others. In other sports, during the rainy season, boat races, horse racing, bull run, ha-do-do, mahlardar, playing the sticks during the game of play, and playing the sword were everywhere.

The important thing in the market is that the price of one paddy rice was 1 rupee. The proportion of other things were very low. The headmaster of the government primary school had a salary of Tk 10 Containing samples of Mughal architecture architecture in 1969, the arcade built in memory of Sher Ali Gazi was standing on the east side of the local GKK Pilot School to welcome the exterior guests. In the wake of the Second World War in September 1, 1939, perhaps in April, the then forward Blocker leader Subhash Chandra Bose (the block which was the joke of the block, Jai Hind) came to Sherpur. At first, he spoke at the students' hall of the school teachers, and then at the lawyer's bar of the Munsif Court, from the University of Calcutta, won the gold medal in Bangla, Jiten Sen, the son of Sherpur, and the new andaman returning officer, Ravi Negi, exchange views with the Hindu Muslim leaders.

Later, a Praja conference was convened at Kusumhati to call on Khan Sahib Afsar Ali Miah, then MLL, A Khan Bahadur Fazlur Rahman, Kamar Charchhar Krishan leader Khus Mahmud Chowdhury. To join the program, Sher-e-Bangla A, K Fazlul Haque, Asad Ud-Dowla Siraj of Sirajganj, Nawab Hasan Ali Chowdhury of Dhanbari, Syed Nowsher Ali, former minister of undivided Bengal, Jessore, Shamsuddin of Kushtiaan and renowned literary Abul Mansur came to Sherpur on this route. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman came to Sherpur on this way during the rule of the United Front in 1954, Sher-e-Bangla A, K, Fallul Haq, Shahid Hossain Suhrawardy, Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani and Ayub Khan's rule.