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Brindaban Chandra's Math

Guptipara, Balagarh block, Hooghly district, West Bengal · 23.1971°, 88.4410°

Brindabanchandra (Radha-Krishna); also Chaitanya-Nityananda, Rama and KrishnachandraMughal-era BengalJor-bangla, at-chala and eka-ratna
Sacred since
1600 CE
first attestation / structure
Standing structure
17th-19th c.; Brindabanchandra temple 1801
Mughal-era Bengal

History & significance

A Vaishnava math at Guptipara in Hooghly district holding four temples — Chaitanyadev, Brindabanchandra, Ramchandra and Krishnachandra. The scholar David McCutchion identified its Chaitanya temple, of Akbar's reign, as the earliest Bangla-style temple still standing, and the Ramchandra temple carries a rich terracotta facade; the complex is an ASI-listed monument.

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Sources

coordinates: wikipedia-2026-08-28 · sources retrieved 2026-08-26 · dynasty page: Mughal-era Bengal