Garbeta

Garbeta is an enumeration town in Garhbeta I CD Block in Medinipur Sadar subdivision of Paschim Medinipur locale in West Bengal, India. It is on the bank of the Shilabati. Gar in Bengali means a nullah. The limit of the prior town was encompassed by a little nullah. Garbeta can likewise be spelled as Garhbeta. Garhbeta has an extremely rich history from old period. In the epic age the territory of Garhbeta was called Bakadwip and its range was 450 sq. miles. In the period of Mahabharata this Bakadwip was under the locale of Bakasur.

Its kingdom was Betrabati. Bhimsen executed Bakasur. Srikrishna originated from Dwaraka to salute Bhim. In memory of this Yudhisthir set up a picture of Krishna. At present the picture of God Krishna Rai Jew in the town of Krishnanagar is that very picture set up by Yudhisthir. Different conclusions about the classification of Grahbeta. A tremendous territory was called Baghratati. When Siharuddin Bugrasah, the child of Samaduddiin Firoj Sah, the leader of Bengal possessed this zone.

The place is named Bagri after the name of Siharuddin Bugrasah. Amid the rule of King Vikramaditya a Yogi went to the kingdom of Bagri. He was enchanted to see the wonders of nature and to show his religious commitment, he constructed the sanctuary of Sarbamangala. Knowing about the inexplicable intensity of the goddess Sarbamangala. At that point King Vikramaditya came to Garhbeta and dedicated himself to contemplation on the bodies.