উল্লেখ্য জমিদার বাড়ির মন্দিরটি প্রায় 'দখল' হবার পথে ছিলো। কিন্তু "স্থানীয় হিন্দু ও বাংলাদেশ পূজা উদযাপন পরিষদ ও আরো কিছু হিন্দু সংগঠন মিলে" মন্দিরটিকে এখনো রক্ষা করে রেখেছে। 

মুক্তাগাছা কলেজ রোড আটানী জমিদার বাড়ি থেকে ৬ মিটার পূর্বে, জমিদার বাড়ির কেন্দ্রিয় প্রবেশ পথের বাইরে পূর্বের ব্লকে রাজ রাজেশ্বরী মন্দিরটি অবস্থিত। মন্দিরটি ‘হর রামেশ্বর মন্দির’ নামেও পরিচিত।মন্দিরের আয়তন ৬.৭ বর্গমিটার। মন্দিরের দেয়ালের প্রশস্ততা প্রায় ২মিটার।

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History of Muktagachha zamindar house

Muktagachha zamindari is one of the largest and richest zamindari in the Indian subcontinent. The dynasty owned half of the then greater Mymensingh district. The capital of the then Alapsingh / Alapshahi Pargana was Chik, now known as Muktagachha town, formerly known as Purba Binodbari. The boundaries of Muktagachha zamindari extended from Dewanganj to Bhairab in Kishoreganj and from Bhalukar Bhawal Pargana in Meghalaya. During the reign of Murshid Quli Khan, the first independent Nawab of Bengal, Sri Krishna Acharya Chowdhury was the most trusted official of his revenue department.

In 1727, Sri Krishna Acharya Chowdhury leased the zamindari of the then Alapsingh / Alapshahi Pargana from the Nawab. The capital of Alapshahi Pargana is the present Muktagachha town. Srikrishna Acharya Chowdhury, the first zamindar of Alapshahi Pargana (Binodbarai / Muktagachha) can live in his zamindari area. He died in 1734 in Bogra.

After the death of Sri Krishna Acharya Chowdhury in 1734, his four children Ramram, Hareram, Shivram and Vishnuram Acharya Chowdhury moved to this Alapshahi Pargana. They built four separate dwellings for their four brothers on the banks of the river Ayman, a tributary of the Brahmaputra. Zamindari of Muktagachha is a zamindari of 16 shares. Such as- Barahisya, Madhyamahisya, Chhotahisya, Atani Bazar, Dari Char Ani Bazar are notable. Which the four brothers shared together.

The present Muktagachha Rajbari, known as Atani Zamindar Bari, was established in 1734. And the college building next to it is the house of Zamindar Hareram. The Muktagachha Sub-Registry Office is the house of Zamindar Ramram, the Armed Police Battalion is the house of Zamindar Shivram and the house of Zamindar Vishnuram is non-existent but there is a huge lake named Vishnusagar in front of the palace. The zamindars of this zamindari estate once got the titles of Raja, Maharaja, Raybahadur.

Among the members of this dynasty were Raja Ramkishore Acharya Chowdhury, Raja Jagat Kishore Acharya Chowdhury, Maharaja Suryakanta Acharya Chowdhury, Maharaja Shashikanta Acharya Chowdhury.

When Mymensingh district was established on 1 May 1787, Zamindar Raghunandan Acharya Chowdhury donated land in Momenshahi Pargana to the then British government. In 1877, Maharaja Suryakanta Acharya Chowdhury built a palace called Shashi Lodge at Mymensingh, the capital and district headquarters of the then Momenshahi Pargana (Mymensingh Sadar and all police stations in the north and south). Which was reformed in 1905 by Maharaja Shashikanta Acharya Chowdhury. Who received the title of Maharaja from the British Government in 1920.

Maharaja Suryakanta Acharya Chowdhury along with Shashilaj donated Rs. Raja Jagatkishore Acharya Chowdhury established Vidyaganj Railway Station and Vidyamayi Girls' High School in Mymensingh named after his mother Rani Vidyamayi Devi. And father Zamindar Ramkishore built Ramkishore school in Muktagachha in the name of Acharya Chowdhury. Maharaja Shashikanta Acharya Chowdhury financed Rs. He made a shield in the name of his wife Rani Rajbala, for which he used to come to Mymensingh to play East Bengal Club at Mohan Bagan in Upper Bengal. He also did many charitable works including establishment of Rani Rajbala High School in Vidyaganj.

The Maharaja of Muktagachha owned half (08 anna) of the then greater Mymensingh district (16 anna). For this reason Muktagachha Rajbari is called Atani Zamindar Bari. The present Bhairab upazila is named after Bhairab Roy, the king of Muktagachha. Which belonged to his zamindari area. Besides, he bought thirty two talukas in Katakhali (now Kishoreganj). Thirty-two are named after him. There is still Maharaja Rajkachari here.

Krishnadas Pramanik of the Pramanik family of Kishoreganj at that time Kishoreganj was named after his son Nandakishore Pramanik. The zamindari of Rani Bhabani and Bhawal Parganas in Bengal at that time was followed by the zamindari of Alapshahi or Muktagachha. Probably Muktagachha zamindari is the 3rd largest zamindari in Bengal.

Sri Sri Raj Rajeshwari Temple or Har Rameshwar Temple

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Note that the temple of the zamindar's house was about to be 'occupied'. But the "local Hindu and Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Parishad and some other Hindu organizations" still preserve the temple.

Muktagachha College Road 6 meters east of Atani Zamindar Bari, outside the central entrance of the Zamindar Bari, the Raj Rajeshwari temple is located in the eastern block. The temple is also known as 'Har Rameshwar Mandir'. The area of ​​the temple is 6.6 square meters. The width of the temple walls is about 2 meters.

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