Bangalir Itihas by Subhash Mukhopadhyay Bengali PDF.
Book name – Bangalir Itihas,
Author – Subhash Mukhopadhyay,
Book Category – Documentary Book,
Book Format – PDF,
PDF Size – 7 MB,
Book Pages – 208,
Author Subhash Mukhopadhyay wrote the book Bangalir Itihas (History of Bengalis).
The History of Bengalis is basically a summary of the book Bangali Itihas – Adi Parbo (History of Bengali – Early Period) written by Nihar Ranjan Roy, a prominent writer of Bengali literature. Author Subhash Mukhopadhyay has already published the book Bangali Jibaner Itihas (History of Bengali Life). The book is very popular among Bengali readers. Lots of fans of the book can be seen. The book ‘History of Bengalis’ is composed of many new facts and explanations. Amar Bangla is most attractive to readers
Author Subhash Mukhopadhyay is known to every man of Bengal as an infantry poet. In recent Bengali poetry, he has brought his own identity, which is always the real truth to everyone.
Then the poet Subhash became an infantryman and went out to the fields of Bengal. He came out to get acquainted with the economy of the country, the identity of innumerable people, to reconcile joys and sorrows and aspirations with the spiritual heart and to get a proper identity. Subhash Mukherjee has been in hiding for some time. He freed himself from the noise of Bengali literature, but this ignorance did not fail.
This self-exile has given him a new richness in Bengali literature. Introduced to the soil of the country – this is the true identity and success.
In this book, the author gives a beautiful description of the Gangetic plain, especially the area around the Taj Mahal hills on the other side of the river Ganges and the way of life, language, rules, procedures and exchanges of the people living there.
In this book, the nature of Bangladesh and the inhabitants of some nations have given a lot of examples of the real elements of the popular variety of languages and civilizations. The author sheds light on the inhabitants who lived throughout the Rajmahal area, especially the Santal Orao, Munda, Bhumij and Malpahari.
Inhabitants of different ethnic groups live in different parts of Bangladesh. They became one with the Bengalis. As a result of this bizarre association, the Bengalis have formed their own structure over time, even though they have become a mixed race. As a result, most of the Bengalis look medium-sized, neither tall nor round. The nose is neither long nor long. The physique is neither too short nor too long.
This trend of blood mixing of different nations in the heart of Bangladesh has been going on evenly in the ancient Bengal of prehistoric times. That trend has not stopped even today. Even today, different bloodlines of different people have become one in harmony.
Moreover, the mighty kings of many dynasties outside Bengal have repeatedly invaded Bangladesh, and some of them may have remained in the country permanently and never returned. The pages of many old books still contain such descriptions as Malab, Chod, Kulik, Karnataka, Lat, Javan Kamboj, Khar, Debal etc.
Among the kings it was customary to marry foreign princesses. This trend has been maintained for a long time in the lineage. Because there is no need to say ‘John’ or ‘caste’ in a royal wedding. The dynasty became the Lord’s dynasty. In this way, the few women who came to Bangladesh from different provinces are also lost like a drop in the ocean of Bengal.
Several dynasties have ruled in Bengal for generations. But they could not see any special impression. Until your marriage, there are three or four such major dynasties in Bangladesh. In the last half of the seventh century, a dynasty called ‘Kharag’ ruled the Samatata region for about three or four men.
His notable works are given below.
- Padatik (The Foot Soldier),
Chirkut (The Parchment),
Agnikone,
Phul Phutuk (Let the Flowers Bloom),
Joto Dureii Jai (How Distant I may be),
E Bhai (Hey, Brother),
Kaal Modhumash (Tomorrow is Spring),
Cheley Gechhey Boney (The Son has gone to Exile),
Bangalir Itihaash (History of Bengalis),
Desh Bidesher Rupkotha (Fairy Tales from Home and Abroad),
In the tenth century, a dynasty called Kamboj ruled Gaur for some time. In the eleventh and twelfth centuries, a Burmese dynasty ruled for about five or six men. Then came the Sen dynasty from Karnataka. They ruled Bangladesh for about 200 years. And by transforming the social system of Bengal at that time and transforming it into a system of memory, they formed a new social structure at the highest level of society. After 200 years in Bengal, they became completely Bengali. They blended themselves into the masses of Bengal.
The upper caste people of Karnataka are generally round-headed, and so are the upper caste Bengalis belonging to the advanced alpine group. Therefore, this dynasty could not bring any new blood stream to Bangladesh. And even if it was brought, that stream was so weak and thin that it is no longer caught today.
Even after the Turkish conquest, some of these thin and weak bloodstains have spread in Bangladesh. Some Arab Muslims came to this country from outside India to trade. Some of them can be seen in Noakhali, Chittagong region and other districts of Bengal. But after living together for hundreds of years, they have become one with the Bengali Muslims.
In this way, over the centuries, different tribes in Bangladesh have merged into one and created a Bengali nation. In this book, the author has beautifully described the various events of the Bengali nation with various elements and arguments.
That is why the PDF file of the Bengali history book written by author Subhash Mukherjee is given on this web page for the readers, researchers and students. Readers can collect PDF files of Bangalir Itihas (Bengali history) books from this web page and read it online.
PDF file of Bangalir Itihas (History of Bengali) book.