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	In 1659 [[Shah Shuja\|shah shuja]] sought asylum in Arakan, but was killed along with his family. Alaol was accused of having had links with Shah Shuja and was imprisoned for fifty days. He dropped out of royal favour and for several years suffered extreme financial hardship. Towards the end of his life, Masud Shah, his spiritual master, gave him the title of 'Quaderi Khilafat'.		In 1659 [[Shah Shuja\|shah shuja]] sought asylum in Arakan, but was killed along with his family. Alaol was accused of having had links with Shah Shuja and was imprisoned for fifty days. He dropped out of royal favour and for several years suffered extreme financial hardship. Towards the end of his life, Masud Shah, his spiritual master, gave him the title of 'Quaderi Khilafat'.

	Alaol was the most prolific medieval Bangla writer. His writings include ''Ragtalnama'',''[[ padmavati]] ''(1648),'' Satimayana-Lor-Chandrani'' (1659), ''Saptapaykar ''(1665), ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' (1669), and ''Sikandarnama''(1673). ''Ragtalnama'', his earliest piece of writing, is on music and is his only original writing apart from his songs. His other works are all translations; for example, ''Padmavati'', considered to be his masterpiece, was based on the Hindi ''Padmavat'' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi, ''Saptapaykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' on the Persian ''Haft Paykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' by Nizami Ganjavi, and ''Tohfa'' on the Persian ''Tuhuf-e-Nasaih'' by Yusuf. ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' was also based on a Persian text. While most of these works are in the nature of romances and tales, ''Tohfa'' is a didactic book.		Alaol was the most prolific medieval Bangla writer. His writings include ''Ragtalnama'',''[[ padmavati]] ''(1648),'' Satimayana-Lor-Chandrani'' (1659), ''Saptapaykar ''(1665), ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' (1669), and ''Sikandarnama'' (1673). ''Ragtalnama'', his earliest piece of writing, is on music and is his only original writing apart from his songs. His other works are all translations; for example, ''Padmavati'', considered to be his masterpiece, was based on the Hindi ''Padmavat'' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi, ''Saptapaykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' on the Persian ''Haft Paykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' by Nizami Ganjavi, and ''Tohfa'' on the Persian ''Tuhuf-e-Nasaih'' by Yusuf. ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' was also based on a Persian text. While most of these works are in the nature of romances and tales, ''Tohfa'' is a didactic book.

	Alaol's poems possess an urbanity and a sensibility reflective of court culture. He is called the 'Panditkavi' as his poems are a mixture of emotion and intellect. [Wakil Ahmed]		Alaol's poems possess an urbanity and a sensibility reflective of court culture. He is called the 'Panditkavi' as his poems are a mixture of emotion and intellect. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	'''Alaol''' (c 1607-1680) one of the greatest poets of medieval [[bangla literature]], was probably born in 1607 in Jalalpur village in Fatwabad Pargana of [[faridpur]] district. His father was a minister of Majlis Kutub, the ruler of Fatwabad. Alaol learnt Bangla~~'''~~, ~~'''~~Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. He was also acquainted with the arts of war and music.		'''Alaol''' (c 1607-1680) one of the greatest poets of medieval [[Bangla Literature\|bangla literature]], was probably born in 1607 in Jalalpur village in Fatwabad Pargana of [[Faridpur District\|faridpur]] district. His father was a minister of Majlis Kutub, the ruler of Fatwabad. Alaol learnt Bangla, Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. He was also acquainted with the arts of war and music.

	One day while Alaol and his father were going to Chittagong by [[boat]], they were attacked by Portuguese pirates. His father was killed in the encounter. The wounded Alaol was taken to Arakan as prisoner. In Arakan he first worked as an ashwar (''bodyguard''), but was later employed in teaching music and drama.		One day while Alaol and his father were going to Chittagong by [[boat]], they were attacked by Portuguese pirates. His father was killed in the encounter. The wounded Alaol was taken to Arakan as prisoner. In Arakan he first worked as an ashwar (''bodyguard''), but was later employed in teaching music and drama.
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	His fame as a poet spread and the Prime Minister, Magan Thakur, secured him a place in the court of Arakan. Alaol was also patronised by a number of other important courtiers such as Syed Musa (Royal Minister), Solaiman (Chief Minister), Mohammad Khan (Minister of Army), and Majlis Nabaraj (Minister of Taxation).		His fame as a poet spread and the Prime Minister, Magan Thakur, secured him a place in the court of Arakan. Alaol was also patronised by a number of other important courtiers such as Syed Musa (Royal Minister), Solaiman (Chief Minister), Mohammad Khan (Minister of Army), and Majlis Nabaraj (Minister of Taxation).

	In 1659 [[shah shuja]] sought asylum in Arakan, but was killed along with his family. Alaol was accused of having had links with Shah Shuja and was imprisoned for fifty days. He dropped out of royal favour and for several years suffered extreme financial hardship. Towards the end of his life, Masud Shah, his spiritual master, gave him the title of 'Quaderi Khilafat';.		In 1659 [[Shah Shuja\|shah shuja]] sought asylum in Arakan, but was killed along with his family. Alaol was accused of having had links with Shah Shuja and was imprisoned for fifty days. He dropped out of royal favour and for several years suffered extreme financial hardship. Towards the end of his life, Masud Shah, his spiritual master, gave him the title of 'Quaderi Khilafat'.

	Alaol was the most prolific medieval Bangla writer. His writings include ''Ragtalnama'',''[[ padmavati]] ''(1648),'' ~~Sat''''i''''mayana''~~-''Lor-~~Chandran''''i~~'' (1659), ''Saptapaykar ''(1665), ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' (1669), and ''~~Sik''''a''''nd''''a''''rn''''a''''m''''a''''~~ ''(1673). ''Ragtalnama'', his earliest piece of writing, is on music and is his only original writing apart from his songs. His other works are all translations; for example, ''~~Padmavat''''i~~'', considered to be his masterpiece, was based on the Hindi ''Padmavat'' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi, ''Saptapaykar'' and ''~~Sik''''a''''nd''''a''''rn''''a''''m''''a~~'' on the Persian ''Haft Paykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' by Nizami Ganjavi, and ''Tohfa'' on the Persian ''Tuhuf-e-Nasaih'' by Yusuf. ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' was also based on a Persian text. While most of these works are in the nature of romances and tales, ''~~Tohf''''a~~'' is a didactic book.		Alaol was the most prolific medieval Bangla writer. His writings include ''Ragtalnama'',''[[ padmavati]] ''(1648),'' Satimayana-Lor-Chandrani'' (1659), ''Saptapaykar ''(1665), ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' (1669), and ''Sikandarnama''(1673). ''Ragtalnama'', his earliest piece of writing, is on music and is his only original writing apart from his songs. His other works are all translations; for example, ''Padmavati'', considered to be his masterpiece, was based on the Hindi ''Padmavat'' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi, ''Saptapaykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' on the Persian ''Haft Paykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' by Nizami Ganjavi, and ''Tohfa'' on the Persian ''Tuhuf-e-Nasaih'' by Yusuf. ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' was also based on a Persian text. While most of these works are in the nature of romances and tales, ''Tohfa'' is a didactic book.

	Alaol';s poems possess an urbanity and a sensibility reflective of court culture. He is called the 'Panditkavi'; as his poems are a mixture of emotion and intellect. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		Alaol's poems possess an urbanity and a sensibility reflective of court culture. He is called the 'Panditkavi' as his poems are a mixture of emotion and intellect. [Wakil Ahmed]

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'''Alaol''' (c 1607-1680) one of the greatest poets of medieval [[bangla literature]], was probably born in 1607 in Jalalpur village in Fatwabad Pargana of [[faridpur]] district. His father was a minister of Majlis Kutub, the ruler of Fatwabad. Alaol learnt Bangla''', '''Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. He was also acquainted with the arts of war and music.

One day while Alaol and his father were going to Chittagong by [[boat]], they were attacked by Portuguese pirates. His father was killed in the encounter. The wounded Alaol was taken to Arakan as prisoner. In Arakan he first worked as an ashwar (''bodyguard''), but was later employed in teaching music and drama.

His fame as a poet spread and the Prime Minister, Magan Thakur, secured him a place in the court of Arakan. Alaol was also patronised by a number of other important courtiers such as Syed Musa (Royal Minister), Solaiman (Chief Minister), Mohammad Khan (Minister of Army), and Majlis Nabaraj (Minister of Taxation).

In 1659 [[shah shuja]] sought asylum in Arakan, but was killed along with his family. Alaol was accused of having had links with Shah Shuja and was imprisoned for fifty days. He dropped out of royal favour and for several years suffered extreme financial hardship. Towards the end of his life, Masud Shah, his spiritual master, gave him the title of 'Quaderi Khilafat';.

Alaol was the most prolific medieval Bangla writer. His writings include ''Ragtalnama'',''[[ padmavati]] ''(1648),'' Sat''''i''''mayana''-''Lor-Chandran''''i'' (1659), ''Saptapaykar ''(1665), ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' (1669), and ''Sik''''a''''nd''''a''''rn''''a''''m''''a'''' ''(1673). ''Ragtalnama'', his earliest piece of writing, is on music and is his only original writing apart from his songs. His other works are all translations; for example, ''Padmavat''''i'', considered to be his masterpiece, was based on the Hindi ''Padmavat'' by Malik Mohammad Jayasi, ''Saptapaykar'' and ''Sik''''a''''nd''''a''''rn''''a''''m''''a'' on the Persian ''Haft Paykar'' and ''Sikandarnama'' by Nizami Ganjavi, and ''Tohfa'' on the Persian ''Tuhuf-e-Nasaih'' by Yusuf. ''Saifulmuluk Badiuzzamal'' was also based on a Persian text. While most of these works are in the nature of romances and tales, ''Tohf''''a'' is a didactic book.

Alaol';s poems possess an urbanity and a sensibility reflective of court culture. He is called the 'Panditkavi'; as his poems are a mixture of emotion and intellect. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

[[Category:Biography]]

[[bn:আলাওল]]