Nimtali Palace
Nimtali Palace (also Nimtali Kuthi) was a residence of the Naib Nazim (Deputy-Governor) of Dhaka-Niabat (Dhaka Province) in the 18th  and 19th century. It was built during 1765–1766. Only the gateway of the palace has survived to this day. It is called Nimtali Deuri. History
Nimtali Palace was the residence of the Naib Nazim (Deputy-Governor) of Dhaka-Niabat in the 18th and 19th centuries. Dhaka province was one of the largest sources of revenue for the Mughal Empire, including the imperial court in Delhi and the court of the Nawab of Bengal in Murshidabad. The Naib Nazims were responsible for revenue collection, relations with foreign trading companies and the Mughal Navy. They built the Nimtali Palace around 1765–1766. Their power gradually declined after the British East India Company took control of Dhaka in 1793. The Naib Nazims continued live in opulence, along with the Dhaka elite. The office of the Naib Nazim was abolished in 1843 as the British consolidated control over India. The palace eventually fell into ruins. References

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