Lohagarh Math (Bengali: à ¦²à §Âà ¦¹à ¦¾à ¦Âà ¦¡à ¦¼ à ¦®à ¦ ) is a historic temple located in Lohagarh village, Faridganj Upazila, Chandpur District, Bangladesh. The temple is situated near the Dakatia River.
The name "Lohagarh" comes from the names of two influential brothers, Louh and Gororh, who were prominent figures in the region.
The temple was part of the Lohagarh zamindarsâ estate, where judicial and administrative activities were conducted. Local accounts mention that the zamindars were authoritarian rulers, and even British officials noted the influence they wielded over the local population.
Today, the site remains a symbol of the historical significance of the region. It continues to attract visitors and researchers interested in the legacy of the historical zamindar family.