Shiva Temple of Stone () is an ancient temple and archeological site located in Mymensingh district of Bangladesh. Raja Jagat Kishore Acharya, the then zamindar of Atani in Muktagachha built the temple with the help of architect Moyez Uddin. It is the temple set up by the zamindars in front of the Armed Police Battalion Camp in Muktagachha.
History In 1826, with the grace of Nawab Murshid Quli Khan, Muktagacha became habitable and started zamindari. Later, 16 landlord lived here. For this, the place is known as '16 Hissar Zamindar' meaning in English 'region of 16 landlord'. One of those 16 zamindars was Raja Jagat Kishore Acharya, the zamindar of Atani. He built a stone Shiva temple in 183 with the famous architect Moyez Uddin of Patna, India. Jagat Kishore gave a lot of gifts to Acharya Moyez Uddin for the construction of this temple.
Descriptions The temple is built of stone. There are various designs on the walls, herbaceous work on the dome and beautiful arch work.
See also List of archaeological sites in Bangladesh
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