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Brahmanbaria at a glance

Brahmanbaria, the traditional Titas-Vrhoti District of the Middle East of the river-maternal Bangladesh Brahmanbaria district has more than one type of name. It is said that due to the absence of elite Brahmankulas in Brahmanbaria during the rule of the Sena dynasty, obstacles in worship were created. For this reason, King LakshanSen brought some Brahmin families from Kanyakunja to Adisu in this region. Some of them Brahmin family build houses in the city's Maulvi Para. Many people believe that the name of this district is Brahmanbaria due to the position of the Brahmin's house.
 According to another opinion, the Muslim preacher Shah Sufi HazratQazi Mahmud Shah ordered the Brahmin families to come out of the city, which is believed to have originated from Brahmanbaria.
 
Subdivision was established in 1860 AD at Brahmanbaria adjacent to the border of Tripura state of eastern India. Tripura was initially included in the district. After the partition of India, Comilla is a subdivision of the district. Founded on 15th February 1984 as a district.
 
Brahmanbaria, one of the leading local populations in the country, is a part of the arts and culture, education and literature. Tasar Emperor UstadAlauddin Khan, UstadAayet Ali Khan, Barrister ARasul, Nawab Sir Syed Shamsul Huda, literary advocate Mallah Barman, poet Abdul Qadir, ShaheedDhirendranathDatta, and many well-known poets of Brahmanbaria district were born. Brahmanbaria district has contributed immensely to the national economy. Titas Gas Field, Salda Gas Field, Meghna Gas Field supplies one third of the country's gas supply. Ashuganj Heat Power Plant is the second largest power plant in the country. Ashugonj Fertilizer Factory is one of the biggest industries in the country's urea fertilizer. Brahmanbaria district occupies a special status on the map of this country as a brilliant gathering of religious and communal harmony regardless of the holder and carrier of the art and the community.