Mymensingh District

Bangladesh

Mymensingh District shares 51 connections with 1270 other places across 16 topics, with nature and history forming the two largest clusters. The district's river systems, including the Kangsha, which descends from the Garo Hills, generate many of its natural connections. Its history ties are anchored in the Mughal period, when Musa Khan received control of much of northern and eastern Bangladesh, and extend forward through the 1770 famine and the Fakir-Sannyasi uprising. Strong overlaps run with Dhaka and Kolkata across government and literature connections.