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The Declaration of Independence of Kayastha Maharaja Pratapaditya in Bengal, his coronation as independent emperor and the conquest of one fort after another captured the roots of the Mughal Empire.  The glory of the Mughal Sultanate was hurt by the defeat of Mughal generals like Abram Khan, Sher Khan in one battle after another by the Jeshore army.  So this time in 1603, the Mughal emperor Jahangir sent 22 Mughal Umrah generals with Man Singh to attack Jaysore.  ★ Battle of Kalindi (1603-04 AD) / Successful resistance of Basantpur ::: =    22 Mughal Umrahs, including Man Singh, came to attack Jessore with a large number of soldiers and warships.  During the attack on Jessore, while building a camp in the Basantpur area on the eastern bank of the Kalindi River, he saw that Maharaj Pratapaditya kept a circle of soldiers around him, preparing for war.  A fierce battle ensued between the Jessore Army and the Mughal Army in the Basantpur-Sheetalpur area....
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 The Declaration of Independence of Kayastha Maharaja Pratapaditya in Bengal, his coronation as independent emperor and the conquest of one fort after another captured the roots of the Mughal Empire.  The glory of the Mughal Sultanate was hurt by the defeat of Mughal generals like Abram Khan, Sher Khan in one battle after another by the Jeshore army.  So this time in 1603, the Mughal emperor Jahangir sent 22 Mughal Umrah generals with Man Singh to attack Jaysore.  ★ Battle of Kalindi (1603-04 AD) / Successful resistance of Basantpur ::: =    22 Mughal Umrahs, including Man Singh, came to attack Jessore with a large number of soldiers and warships.  During the attack on Jessore, while building a camp in the Basantpur area on the eastern bank of the Kalindi River, he saw that Maharaj Pratapaditya kept a circle of soldiers around him, preparing for war.  A fierce battle ensued between the Jessore Army and the Mughal Army in the Basantpur-Sheetalpur a...
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Maharaja Pratapaditya Digvijayi is one of the Kayastha emperors. As a tendency of the King of Bengal, Pratapaditya extended his empire in large Bengal to Bihar. Patna and Rajmahal Fort were under his active control. ★ Battle of Patna (1599 AD) / Abram Khan's defeat :::: = After the death of Basant Rai, Pratapaditya became very powerful by taking control of the entire Jeshore state. According to the constituent pundits of Jessore - “Yugayugameshu Chandrech Shake Hatwa Basantakan. Pratapadityanamasau jayate nripatirmahan. " This empowerment of Pratapaditya frightened the Mughal emperor. He sent Nawab Abram Khan of Patna with a large army to subdue the state of Jessore. Abram Khan entered Bengal with all the forces of Patna and advanced towards Jessore. Hearing the news of the impending war, Pratap immediately started preparing for war. Near the Mautala citadel in Jessore, the Jessore army built a two-sided structure. When Abram Khan came to Mautala with his Mughal army, the Jeshore army started a fierce attack from two directions. Majority of the Mughal army were killed in such a two-way attack and the rest of them joined the Jessore army out of fear. Abram Khan was taken prisoner. (P. 59) ★ Battle of the palace / defeat of Sher Khan ::::: = After defeating the forces of Patna, Pratapaditya increased his desire to expand his empire. His army has increased considerably with his own army and remnant Mughal army. In this situation he started his war for the palace. Kamal Khuja, the gallant commander, started decorating the army. Pratapaditya attacked the palace with about twenty five thousand soldiers. Mallabhumraj Bir Hambir helped him in his war journey. The Jessore army fought fiercely with Sher Nawab's forces at Rajmahal on the banks of the Ganges. Eventually the Nawab's army was defeated and Sher Khan fled to Dhaka en route to Gaur. By conquering the palace, Pratap received ten crores of rupees and a lot of surprise money. (P. 58) Meanwhile, after the defeat of Abram Khan, the Jessore army also captured Patna Fort. Thus the whole of Bengal and Bihar came under Pratapaditya and almost all of eastern India stopped paying taxes to the Mughals. He became the ruler of Bengal-Bihar and assumed the title "Rajachakravarti Pratapaditya". (P. 59) ● Source: "Raja Pratapaditya Charitra", Ramram Basu.

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prem lata Verma

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प्रेमलता वर्मा किसी अन्य भाषा में पढ़ें डाउनलोड करें ध्यान रखें संपादित करें प्रेम लता वर्मा (जन्म १६ जुलाई १९३८ को इलाहाबाद में)  कविता ,  कहानी ,  अनुवाद ,  साहित्य समीक्षा  एवं अध्यापन के क्षेत्र से जुड़ी रही हैं। वे  अर्जेंटीना  के  ब्यूनस आयर्स  विश्वविद्यालय में प्रोफेसर के पद से सेवा निवृत्त हुईं जहाँ से उन्होंने इंका साम्राज्य में सामाजिक एवं धार्मिक संरचना पर शोध प्रबंध लिखा और स्पैनिश भाषा में विशेषज्ञता प्राप्त की। वे पिछले अनेक वर्षों से अर्जेन्टीना में  हिंदी  एवं  संस्कृत  भाषा तथा  भारतीय दर्शन  एवं संस्कृति के विषय में अनेक पाठ्यक्रम आयोजित करती रहीं हैं। [1]  वे विश्व के पहले और एकमात्र हिंदी-स्पेनिश शब्दकोश की रचनाकार हैं जिसे उन्होंने डैनियल मैसी के साथ मिलकर तैयार किया है। [2]  उनके इस महत्वपूर्ण कार्य के लिये उन्हें वर्ष २००६ के  पद्मभूषण डॉ॰ मोटूरि सत्यनारायण पुरस्कार  से सम्मानित किया गया है। [3] डॉ॰ प्रेमलता वर्मा
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Pride Of Kayastha- Satyajeet Rai

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Open main menu Search Satyajit Ray Language Download PDF Watch Edit Satyajit Ray  ( Bengali  pronunciation:  [ˈʃɔtːodʒit ˈrai̯]   ( listen ) ; 2 May 1921 – 23 April 1992) was an Indian film director, scriptwriter, documentary filmmaker, author, lyricist, magazine editor, illustrator, calligrapher, and music composer. He is widely considered to have been one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, [2]  celebrated for works such as  The Apu Trilogy  (1955–59),  The Music Room  (1958),  The Big City  (1963) and  Charulata  (1964). Ray was born in  Calcutta  which was prominent in the field of arts and literature. Starting his career as a commercial artist, he was drawn into  independent filmmaking  after meeting French filmmaker  Jean Renoir  and viewing  Vittorio De Sica 's  Italian neorealist  film  Bicycle Thieves  (1948) during a visit to London. Satyajit Ray Ray...
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