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Sutanuti was one of the three villages which were merged to form the city of formerly Calcutta in. The other two villages were and. He settled in the village of Sutanuti. In addition to the three recognised hamlets around which the city has grown up, must be added at least four others as the elementary constituents of the city including Howrah on the opposite bank. These are , Salkia, and. Out of these four Betor, which was the focus of trade once upon a time, vanished in the seventeenth century. It was located around where presently is. It was confined to the locality between Baboo Ghat, hard by modern , and a point about a hundred yards to the north of Clive Street. On the south stood Govindpore, high on the river-bank and covered with thick jungle. The total amount of inhabited land was only 840 , or one-sixth of the territory conveyed by the sanad of Azim-us-shan and of this 204 bighas was absorbed by the Settlement itself, and 400 by the great Bazar to its immediate north. Satgaon or on the west bank of the , between and was a great port. Lower down the river, on the same bank, Betor was a large market town, where travellers paused to buy provisions and worship the goddess Chandi. Chitpur and Kalikata were neighbouring villages passed just before reaching Betor. Gobindapur and Sutanuti did not exist. Kalighat was a small sanctuary claiming just a bare mention. When the Portuguese first started to frequent Bengal, around the year 1530, the two great centres of trade were , then known as Porto Grande or Great Haven, in the east and Satgaon, then known as Porto Pequeno or Little Haven in the west. Only country boats operated further up the river. Possibly the Saraswati river was another watery life line. It started drying up from the middle of the sixteenth century. The Portuguese built a new port at in 1580. Simpson, William, India Ancient and Modern, published in 1867, view of Chitpore Road that cuts across Sutanuti from south to north. Towards the end of the sixteenth century, the merchant-princes of Port Pequeno were forced to seek another market for their trade. Most of them settled down in Hugli but four families of Bysacks an English corruption of the Indian term Vaishakh and one of Setts an English corruption of the Indian surname , determined to profit by the growing prosperity of Betor, founded the village of Gobindapur, on the east bank of the river. On the northern side of Dhee meaning village or group of villages Kalikata as Calcutta was known in Bengali , came up a place for sale of cloth, which was soon to become celebrated as Sutanuti Haat, the cotton bale market. In 1596, the place is noticed as a district of the Sirkar or government of Satgaon, in the book of , the prime minister of. As traders, the Portuguese were succeeded by the Dutch and finally the British came. Job Charnock is heard of in various positions and places associated with the East India Company from around 1658. After and he stayed for shorter periods at Hughli, Hijli and Sutanuti. He was convinced about the advantages of Sutanuti as a place of settlement but his colleagues and superiors were not. However, the officials in Madras, after certain debacles at Chittagong, allowed him, with the objective of establishing a settlement, to sail for Sutanuti and he landed there on 24 August 1690, a date that has become historically famous. He lived for two and half years after that. Job Charnock favoured Sutanuti as a settlement because of the security of the location. It was protected by the river on the west and by impassable marshes on the south and the east. Only the north had to be guarded. The three villages were part of the khas mahal or imperial jagir an estate belonging to the Mughal emperor himself , whose rights were held by the family of. The company paid regular rent to the Mughals for these villages till 1757. Rebellions and skirmishes in the hinterland gave the English the pretext to fortify Kolkata. The fort was named Fort William after who was at that time both king of both England and stadtholder of part of the Dutch Republic. Kolkata soon grew into a prosperous town. It attracted merchants, skilled artisans, adventurers and law-abiding citizens anxious to flee from the lawless conditions in the neighbouring territories. In 1700, Kolkata was separated from Madras and became a new presidency. The three presidencies at Kolkata, and started functioning independently. In 1717, it secured from the emperor , certain concessions regarding trade and revenue. It helped the company to grow commercially. In 1756, he decided to attack Kolkata. After capturing Kolkata, Siraj ud-Daula named it Alinagar, after his grandfather. The name of Kolkata was restored in 1758, after the British regained control of Bengal. What followed was a series of skirmishes finally leading to the on 23 June 1757 and the establishment of British power in Bengal. There were practically no roads in the area except the road connecting in the north to Kalighat in the south it was up to according to some. Some writers called it pilgrim path. It was kept in repair by the Sheth family; Jagannath Sheth planted trees on both sides of it. The Sheths also maintained a road connecting their garden house at with old Fort William. Some road construction started in 1721 but most of roads came up after 1757. As the city grew, different neighbourhoods sprang up. Mechhuabazar later was the fish market. Kalutola was home of the Kalus Kaluas or oil pressers of the company, who may have supplied mustard and other oils to the merchants. Jorabagan, also called Sheth Bagan in earlier days had a 110 bigha garden owned by the Sheths. Further north there were the settlements and. The area was citadel of Bengali aristocracy. Bosepara was set up by Basus and Pals migrating from. Nidhuram Bose is believed to have arrived before the British came to Sutanuti. Sometimes localities were named after trees. Bartala was named after twin banyan trees bar or bat. Taltala was named after its tal palmyra trees. In those days areas such as Entally were part of the salt lakes, Ballygunj and Rasapagla later Tollygunj were sleepy villages. The three-mile 5 km was excavated by 1742 as a protections against the marauding Marathas known in Bengal as , but they never came and easily crossed it with his forces, near what is now. The sharp division was sealed by the gradual withdrawal of the British from Sutanuti. Even a deep trench, 16 to 18 feet 5. With the commencement of construction of the new , in 1758 and the demolition of Gobindapur, the inhabitants were compensated and given land in , and. European inhabitants gradually forsook the narrow limits of the old palisades and moved to around the. Before the British came the most powerful families in the region were Sheths and Basacks, the merchants of yarn and cloth market at Sutanuti. With the arrival of the British these families flourished with renewed vigour. Janardan Sheth was a trading agent of the British. Shobharam Basack 1690—1773 became a millionaire by supplying textiles to East India Company. The earliest names floating around are those of Mukundaram Sheth, who lived in the earlier part of sixteenth century and moved from to Gobindapur. When Gobindapur was demolished the Sheths moved to Sutanati Haat or Barabazar. Thereafter, the most important name is that of Janardan Sheth. He was the son of Kenaram Sheth Kiranchandra Sheth according to some and had two brothers, Baranasi and Nandaram. The Marwaris ousted the Sheths and Basacks as cloth merchants and changed the name of old Sutanuti haat or market to Barabazar. Even after that some of them continued to have business ties. While Shobharam Basak left thirty-seven houses to his heirs. Ramkrishna Sheth left sixteen in Barabazar alone. The Sheths and the Basacks began to decline from the mid-eighteenth century — just as Kolkata began to grow into a large city. Along with the Sheths and Basaks, Sutanuti gradually lost its visibility, replaced by numerous neighbourhoods, and retreated into the books of history and scrolls of honour. We hear of being offered the of Sutanuti. Binay Ghosh, the renowned cultural-historian has distinguished four types of culture prevailing in old Kolkata — Sutanuti culture, Kalikata culture, Gobindapur culture and Bhawanipur culture. Sutanuti culture was the urban-feudal culture propagated by , Kalikata culture was the mercantile culture propagated by Sheths-Basaks. Gobindapur culture was the European nouveaux riche culture. Bhawanipur culture was the Hindu Bengali middle-class culture. Sutanuti is the place where Job Charnock landed in 1690. Around it grew not only the city of Kolkata but also the mighty in India. Thankappan, The Growth and Development of Old Calcutta, in Calcutta, the Living City, Vol I, pp. Thankappan, The Growth and Development of Old Calcutta, in Calcutta, the Living City, Vol I, pp. Thankappan, Civic and Public Services in Old Calcutta, in Calcutta, the Living City, Vol I, p.

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