Bangladesh Early History
THE MUSLIM Time frame
MUSLIM Force HAD BEEN Crawling TOWARDS INDIA FROM THE Center EAST For quite a long time BEFORE MOHAMMED BAKHTIAR, A KHIJIS FROM THE TURKISTAN Locale OF Focal ASIA, Showed up ON THE SCENE. WITH Just 20 MEN, AND BY Methods for A Striking AND Sharp Trick, BAKHTIAR Caught BENGAL IN 1199, AND BROUGHT THE Territory UNDER THE Standard OF THE SULTANATE OF DELHI, THE Focal point OF MUSLIMS Force WHICH Previously HELD Influence OVER The greater part OF NORTHERN INDIA. FOR A Brief PERIOD THE MAMELUK SULTANTE WAS Built up IN BENGAL, Yet IN THE Fourteenth CENTURY THIS WAS Overwhelmed BY THE HOLDERS OF TIMUR ( BETTER Referred to IN THE WEST AS TAMERLANE ), AND THE TUGHLUK SULTANATE WAS Shaped. THE Deluge OF MUSLIMS FROM SAMARKAND, BALKH AND ABYSSINIA, AND OF PERSIANS FROM SHIRAZ Proceeded, AND UNDER THE MUSLIMS BENGAL ENTERED Another Time. Urban areas DEVLOPED, Royal residences SPRANGE UP Alongside Strongholds, MOSQUES, Sepulchers AND Nurseries, Streets AND Scaffolds WERE Developed, AND Success BROUGHT Another Social LIFE. THE AFGHANS Showed up 1520 AND CONTRIBUTED FURTHER TO THE URBANIZATION OF THE LAND. Specifically, THE CITY OF GAUD ON THE INDIAN Outskirt Developed AS A COSMOPOLITAN METROPOLIS.IN 1526 THE SULTANATE OF DELHI WAS Ousted BY BABUR, A Relative OF BOTH TIMUR AND GENGHIS KHAN, AND THE MUGHAL Realm UNDER THIS Focal ASIAN Pioneer Connected with Include The vast majority OF NORTHERN INDIA. IT WAS NOT UNTIL 1576, In any case, THAT BABUR'S Amazing Child AKBAR At long last Vanquished THE BENGALI King DAUD KARRANI AT THE Skirmish OF TUKAROI AND BENGAL Turned into A Territory OF THE MUGHAL Realm. GAUD REMAINED THE Focal point OF Intensity IN BENGAL UNIT THE CAPITAL WAS MOVED TO DHAKA IN 1608. UNDER THE MUGHAL Emissaries, URBANIZATION Proceeded, Craftsmanship AND Writing Prospered, OVERLAND Exchange Exhausted AND BENGAL WAS OPENED TO WORLD MARITIMES Exchange. Scholarly AND Social LIFE Right now WAS Affected For the most part BY THE PERSIANS, Especially BY THE SIFIS, MUSLIMS Spiritualists WHO Look for DIRECT Understanding OF Heavenly LOVE AND Knowledge, AND WHO Recount, OR Compose, Magical LOVE POETRY.GLORIOUS AT ITS Pinnacle, THE MUGHAL Realm Introduced ANOTHER Brilliant AGE IN INDIA, Just TO BE THE COUNTRY'S Last Extraordinary Frontier Force THE BENGAL.
THE EUROPEAN Time frame
WITH THE Development OF Universal Oceanic Exchange AND Trade, EUROPEANS Started TO Build up THEMSELVES IN THE Area. THE PORTUGUESE HAD Established SETTLEMENTS AS Ahead of schedule AS THE Fifteenth CENTURY, AND WERE Before long JOINED BY THE EAST INDIA Organization: A LONDON-BASED Exchanging FIRM THAT HAD BEEN Conceded An Illustrious Contract BY Sovereign ELIZABETH I IN 1600, GIVING THEM An Imposing business model OVER English Exchange WITH INDIA. AFTER A Couple of Introductory Difficulties THE PORTUGUESE WERE Removed FROM THEIR A dependable balance ON 1633 BY BENGALI Resistance, AND THE English Fizzled Trying TO Catch CHITTAGONG IN 1686-THE EUROPEAN JUGGERNAUT WAS Relentless. THE English Figured out how TO Arrange Exchange TERMS WITH THE Specialists BENGALI AND Built up A Strengthened Exchanging POST AT CALCUTTA, Managing Basically IN COTTON, Crude SILK, YARN, SUGAR AND SALTPETER. FOLLOWING THE Passing OF AURANGZEB IN 1707 COME THE Decay OF MUGHAL Force, AND THE Common GOVERNORS OF THE ONCE Incredible Realm Started TO Expect Self-sufficiency. IN 1740 SARFARAZ KHAN, THE Emissary OF THE THREE Regions OF BENGALI, ORISSA AND BIHAR, WAS Toppled BY ALI VARDI KHAN, A SUBORDINATE Authority Responsible for THE Organization OF BIHAR. THIS Proclaimed THE Ascent OF THE Autonomous Line OF THE NAWAB OF BENGAL, WITH WHOM THE British chap ROBERT CLIVE CAME IN CONTACT. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S Exchanging POST AT CALCUTTA WAS A Flourishing Worry At this point AND CALCUTTA WAS Quick Turning into An Extraordinary Focus OF Exchange AND Business. THE Job OF ROBERT CLIVE IN Building up English Power OVER BENGAL IS Notable. Initially A Negligible Representative WITH THE EAST INDIAN Organization, HE ROSE TO Turn into THE Nearby Top OF THE Organization, AND THE Viable Leader OF THE Territory, AFTER A Progression OF WARS AGAINST Neighborhood Overlords. IN 1756 SURAJ-UD-DAULA, THE multi YEAR OLD NAWAB OF BENGAL, Assaulted THE English SETTLEMENT OF CALCUTTA. THE English Occupants Unfortunate ENOUGH NOT TO ESCAPE WERE Stuffed AN INTO Root Basement, WHERE The vast majority OF THEM Choked DURING THE NIGHT IN THE Scandalous 'Dark Opening OF CALCUTTA". After a year CLIVE RETOOK CALCUTTA AND IN THE Clash OF PLESSEY Crushed Vanquished SURAJ-UD-DAULA. Thus THE English Turned into THE Turncoat Leaders OF BENGAL, AND THE EAST INDIAN Organization Administered THE Provision THROUGH Manikin NAWABS, Adequately Practicing ITS RAJ (Power) OVER THE Territory. THIS WAS THE Beginning OF English GOVERNMENT Mediation IN INDIAN Undertakings. THE COMPANY'S Command OVER BENGAL Stirred Worry IN LONDON, Prompting THE Entry OF A Demonstration Directing ITS Capacity. FOLLOWING THE INDIAN Rebellion, OR FIRST WAR OF Autonomy, OF 1857, DURING WHICH BENGAL HAD BEEN Utilized AS A Safe BASE FOR English Tasks, THE English GOVERNMENT Assumed Responsibility for INDIA FROM THE EAST INDIAN Organization.
English RAJ
Indeed, even THE RAJ MACHINE FOUND THAT IT DIDN'T Get away from THE Impact OF THE Territory. THE English Designers FOUND THAT THE Waterways HERE WERE Now and again Past THEIR Subduing, AND THE Prior English Pioneers IN THIS BACKWATER CAME TO BE CONSIDERED NOT Exactly PUKKA (Veritable) BY THEIR Progressively Legitimate Partners Somewhere else IN INDIA. A lot OF THE CHAPS WENT Local' AND THEY EVEN Invested THEIR Energy PLAYING A Senseless GAME THEY CALLED POLO.IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT THE English RAJ Guided BENGAL INTO ANOTHER Time OF Development AND Advancement, Yet BANGLADESHI Students of history Fervently Debate THIS. THE CONSIDER THE Domineering Agribusiness Arrangements OF THE English IN EAST BENGAL, AND THE Foundation OF THE ZAMIBDER (LANDOWNER) Framework, AS BEING Liable FOR THE Depleting THE Nation OF ITS Riches, Harming TO TODAY'S Frantic CONDITION.
KARJON Corridor DHAKA.
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