Sandip

Sandwip is an island along the south eastern shore of Bangladesh in the Chittagong District. Likewise spelled Sandvip, the transliteration of the name would in actuality be Shondip. It is a piece of the sub-area of Sandwip Upazila. Sandwip Island in Bangladesh has an extraordinary chronicled inheritance. The island itself is around 3000 years old and it has been managed by a wide range of individuals throughout the hundreds of years, including Delwar Khan. It was a Portuguese and Arakanese privateer fortification amid the seventeenth century and even today a portion of the design on the island mirrors this piece of the island's history.

Around then the Arakanese managed some portion of Burma, Chittagong including Sandwip. Sultan Delwar Khan was the designated Sultan in Sandwip by Arakanese pioneer around then. Sultan Delwar Khan was appended in seventeenth century by Mughal Emperor Awrangojeb. Sultan Delwar Khan was captured and was taken to jail in current Dhaka. Sultan Delwar kicked the bucket while in jail. Be that as it may, the legislative head of Bengal wanted to put a conclusion to this in 1665 as a component of endeavors to reestablish arrange there. Under British principle its area ended up being a touch of an authoritative issue. Today it is a piece of Bangladesh. It is assumed that Sandwip was associated with Chittagong unique land and disengaged by cataclysmic events.