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    The document provides information on important Baro Bhuiyans or Twelve Feudal Lords who resisted Mughal rule in Bengal in the 16th-17th century. It then lists the Mughal Subedars of Bengal from 1576 to 1717 and the subsequent Nawabs of Bengal from 1717-1756 including their backgrounds and accomplishments. It also discusses the Maratha raids in Bengal from 1742-1751 and provides the family tree of the last independent Nawab of Bengal, Siraj ud-Daulah.

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    The document provides information on important Baro Bhuiyans or Twelve Feudal Lords who resisted Mughal rule in Bengal in the 16th-17th century. It then lists the Mughal Subedars of Bengal from 1576 to 1717 and the subsequent Nawabs of Bengal from 1717-1756 including their backgrounds and accomplishments. It also discusses the Maratha raids in Bengal from 1742-1751 and provides the family tree of the last independent Nawab of Bengal, Siraj ud-Daulah.

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    Bangladesh Studies - 6

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    The document provides information on important Baro Bhuiyans or Twelve Feudal Lords who resisted Mughal rule in Bengal in the 16th-17th century. It then lists the Mughal Subedars of Bengal from 1576 to 1717 and the subsequent Nawabs of Bengal from 1717-1756 including their backgrounds and accomplishments. It also discusses the Maratha raids in Bengal from 1742-1751 and provides the family tree of the last independent Nawab of Bengal, Siraj ud-Daulah.

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    Bangladesh Studies

    Lecture - 6
    Baro Bhuiyans
    • Isa Khan
    • Uthman of Bokainagar.
    • Ma'sum Khan Kabuli of Chatmogar in Pabna
    • Madhu Ray of Khalsi.
    • Raja Ray of Shahzadpur in easternPabna
    • The Ghazi Family in Bhawal, Fazl Gazi with
    his son and inheritor, Bahadhur Ghazi(who
    possessed large Naval fleets which was the main
    factor of Isa Khan's resistance against Mughal
    forces) along with Sona Ghazi and Anwar
    Ghazi.
    • Pahlawan of Matang in southwestern Sylhet
    • Nabud/Madan of Chandrapratap
    • Ram Chandra of Bakhla.
    Suba Bangla under Mughals
    (1576-1717)
    • Munim Khan
    • Raja Man Singh
    • Islam Khan
    • Prince Shuja (1639-1647; 1652-1660)
    • Shaista Khan (1664-1678; 1680-1688)
    • Prince Azam (1678-1679)
    • Prince Azimus- Shan (1697-1712)
    Nawabs of Bengal
    • Murshid Kuli Khan (1717-1727)
    • Suja-ud-din Muhammad Khan (1727-1739)
    • Sarfaraz Khan (1739-1740)
    • Alivardi Khan (1740-1756)
    • Siraj-ud-Doula ( Apr 1756-Jun 1757)
    • Mir Jafar Ali Khan(Jun 1757 – Oct 1760)
    (25 Jul 1763 – 17 Jan 1765)
    • Mir Kasim Ali Khan(20 Oct 1760 – Jul 1763)
    Alivardi Khan (1740-1756)

    • Mirza Muhammad Ali


    • Father: An emplyee under Price Azam Shah
    • 1728: Muhammad Ali promoted as Faujdar of Rajmahal
    • 1733: Naib Nazim (Deputy Governor) of Bihar with the title Paach
    Hazari Mansabdar (The rank holder of 5000)
    • 1740: Took the Throne of Bihar and Bengal
    • 1741: Defeated Rustam Jung Dy. Gov. of Orissa
    • Legitimised from Mughal Emperor
    • 1742-1751: Maratha raids over Bengal
    • 1747: Dismissal of Mir Jafar after the battle of Burdwan
    • 1751: Treaty with the Marathas
    • 1756: Death of Ali Vardi Khan
    Family Tree of Nawab Siraj - ud –Doula

    • Haji Ahmad Khan Mirza Muhammed Ali


    • Nawazish Muhammad Ghaseti Begum
    • Sayed Ahmed Khan
    Saulat Jang 2nd daughter
    •  Zainuddin Ahmed Khan
    Haibat Jang Amena Begum
    Maratha Expeditions
    • Between 1741 -1751
    • 6 expeditions by the Marathas from Nagpur
    • Raghuji Bhonsle
    • Maratha atrocities over 4,00,000 people killed

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