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Chandradwip or
Chandradvipa is a
small region in
Barisal District, Bangladesh. It was the
ancient and
medieval name of Barishal. The
history of Chandradwip...
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Chandradwip, also
called Bakla, was
originally one of
these families.
Throughout the
period of the
Bengal sultanate, the
rulers of
Chandradwip managed...
- romanized: Bakla Bijôy) refers[by whom?] to the
Mughal conquest of the
Chandradwip Kingdom,
which covered much of the present-day
Barisal Division of Bangladesh...
- 1668), also
spelt Kirti Narayan Basu, was the
fifth raja of
medieval Chandradwip, a
zamindari which covered much of the
Barisal Division of present-day...
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dialect Dhakiya (Bikrampuri)
dialect Jas****/Jessoriya
dialect Barisal (
Chandradwip)
dialect Chattal (Chittagong)
dialect While most
writing is in Standard...
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became a
formidable coastal power. In
southern Bengal, the
island of
Chandradwip hosted remnants of the pre-Islamic
Hindu Deva dynasty. The
kingdom was...
- were
killed in
battle with
Kandarpanarayan Rai, the
erstwhile Raja of
Chandradwip. Khan's
grandfather Abdul Wahab Khan was a
prominent Bengali politician...
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migrant who was
killed in
conflict with Raja
Kandarpanarayan Rai of
Chandradwip in the 16th century. His father,
Sadat Ali Khan, was a moulvi. Khan completed...
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refuge in Bengal. The v****al
states of
Bengal included Arakan, Tripura,
Chandradwip and Pratapgarh. At its peak, the
Bengal Sultanate's
territory included...
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Khani is
later buried in Bakla-
Chandradwip (Patuakhali-Barisal).
Baker Khan
builds a tomb over her
grave and Bakla-
Chandradwip would be
renamed Bakerganj...
