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Why were the families of Ghaseti Begum and Nawab Siraj imprisoned in the Jinjira Palace? zinzira palace 400-year-old Dhaka. In fact, it has been 400 years since the capital was established, Wikipedia tells us that this region was first named Dhaka during the Sena period. Although there is disagreement about this. The geography of this city has changed and expanded a lot over time. Dhaka, Bangladesh is today the second largest economic city in South Asia after Mumbai. - Numerous five-six-story buildings stand tall on all sides. The existence of the ancient building cannot be understood unless you get close. Pieces of history are written on each brick of this building. The palace is a protected antiquities of the Department of Archaeology. This is actually a fragile part of the Jinjira Palace built four hundred years ago. The entire area, including the large buildings that have been built now, was under the jurisdiction of the Jinjira Palace. Currently, only three parts of the palace survive. The famous British writer James Taylor in his book 'Topography of Dhaka' and the legendary Dhaka book written by Nazir Hossain, it is known that in 1620, during the reign of Emperor Jahangir, the Mughal Subedar of Bengal, Ibrahim Khan Fateh Jung, built this palace as a pleasure center. Once there was a gathering of various native species of trees here, including coconut-betel nut, mango-jackfruit. The word Jinjira means peninsula. This name is due to the fact that the palace is surrounded by a river. The family of Nawab Sarfaraz Khan was imprisoned in this palace. Sarfaraz Khan was the grandson of Nawab Murshid Quli Khan, and his grandfather Nawab Murshid Quli Khan nominated Sarfaraz as his successor as the Nawab of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa. When he ascended the throne after the death of Murshid Quli Khan in 1727, he learned that his father, the Subedar of Orissa, Shujauddin Muhammad Khan[4] and his representative Alivardi Khan were advancing on Murshidabad with a large army to seize the throne. To avoid family strife, his mother Deojar Begum asked him to abdicate in honor of her father. However, Shujauddin Muhammad Khan later nominated Sarfaraz as his successor and he ascended the throne after his father's death in 1739. It was unfortunate for Sarfaraz Khan that he found an opponent like Alivardi Khan who, even at the age of 70, had extraordinary leadership qualities and knew Sarfaraz Khan's weaknesses. Sarfaraz Khan was killed in the Battle of Girkar on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. Sarfaraz Khan left behind five sons and five daughters at the time of his death who never took power. Alivardi Khan was crowned as the Nawab of Bengal and history tells us that Alivardi Kha imprisoned Nawab Sarfaraz Khan's family in this palace. A cruel irony of history. After Nawab Alivardi Kha's grandson Nawab Siraj-ud-Daulah was defeated and killed in the Battle of Prahsan in 1757, in 1758, Alivardi Khan's chief queen Sharifunnesa, Nawab Siraj's mother Amena Begum, one of the masterminds of the palace conspiracy, Khala Ghaseti Begum, Siraj-ud-Daulah's wife Lutfunnesa Begum and daughter Qudsia Begum alias Umme Zohra, and about 72 people were taken prisoner and brought to this Jinjira palace and kept under strict guard. Hello Friends. Assalamualaikum. I am Shoma, A Bangladeshi blogger. In my blog I am sharing my daily lifestyle, outing, food and so on. Hope, content of my blog will always entertain u and ensure ur quality time spent with me. Take care & keep in touch through like, comment and share. Please subscribe the channel. 👉 Don't forget to Subscribe, Follow, Share, Comment, like, and stay with us. 👉Also, follow me on my social media profiles: 👉Facebook link:   / shomasblog   For Any Copyright Issue Please Contact: [email protected] Note: If you wish to share this video, please embed the link and share the original source. Please avoid methods of copying or duplicating the content, and help us support anti-piracy measures in every possible way. Thank you! #zinziraprasad #murshidabad #Dhaka