Historic Mosque City of Bagerhat

Historic Mosque City of Bagerhat

Explore the rich history and architectural wonders of Bagerhat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bangladesh, once known as the thriving trade center of Khalifatabad. Discover how Khan Jahan Ali, a revered conqueror and Sufi saint, transformed the Sundarbans region through innovative infrastructure projects, including the iconic Shat Gombuj Mosque. Marvel at the unique blend of Islamic and local architectural styles, advanced engineering techniques, and the use of baked bricks and terracotta plaques. Learn about the city's strategic location on the Ganges River, its role as a major trading hub, and the enduring legacy of its historical structures.

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OUTLINE:

00:00:00 A Testament in Brick and Mortar
00:00:45 The Legacy of Khan Jahan Ali
00:01:49 Architectural Marvels of a Bygone Era
00:02:46 The Enigmatic Shat Gombuj Mosque
00:03:46 The Lost Technologies
00:04:50 The Saint, the City, and the Sultan
00:05:59 A Tapestry of Structures
00:06:53 Trade and Commerce
00:08:02 A Window to the Past
00:09:01 Preserving History for Future Generations

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