Bangladesh is an ancient country. With the passage of time, many additions and deletions have taken place in our culture and way of lifeMost of the antiquities in Bangladesh were built mainly in the Muslim and pre-Muslim eras. When various religions began to develop and different nations began to colonize ancient Bengal. Geographical location, communication facilities, fertile soil and the resources of this country attract many people to live in this country. Their way of life, culture, culture merges with us at once. Many buildings were built in Bengal for the development of religion and for the convenience of living and for the sake of governing the country.
In the Muslim and pre-Muslim eras, cultures flowed in different directions during the reigns of kings of different religions. This flowing stream inspires the lives of ordinary people. The influence of religion is reflected in our antiquities. When the Buddhist Pala kings ruled Bengal for a long time before the Sena kings, their sculpture and architecture flourished. Most of these sculptures and architectural works are monasteries, ashrams and Buddhist temples, which give us an idea of the development of Buddhism at that time. Mainamati is one of the most important archeological sites in the south-east, a short distance from the town of Comilla. It is said that the place was named after Mainamati, the wife of King Manik Chandra. This huge pilgrimage site of Buddhist civilization was built around Lalmai hill. Built in the 7th to 11th centuries, this antiquity was once a place of pilgrimage for Buddhists who came from far and wide.
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