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	'''Daulat Qazi''' (c 1600-1638) medieval Bangla poet, believed to have been born into a Qazi family in the village of Sultanpur in Rauzan, [[chittagong]]. As his patronymic suggests, he was an educated person. Not getting any recognition at home, he left for Arakan, where he seems to have been received warmly. He was appointed a court poet of King Sri Sudharma (Thiri-thu-Dhamma, 1622-1638) for whom he composed the poem ''~~Sat''''i''''mayn''''a''''~~ O ~~Lorchandr''''a''''n''''i~~''. He was able to complete only two-thirds of the poem before he died. [[alaol]] completed the rest of the poem in 1659.		'''Daulat Qazi''' (c 1600-1638) medieval Bangla poet, believed to have been born into a Qazi family in the village of Sultanpur in Rauzan, [[Chittagong District\|chittagong]]. As his patronymic suggests, he was an educated person. Not getting any recognition at home, he left for Arakan, where he seems to have been received warmly. He was appointed a court poet of King Sri Sudharma (Thiri-thu-Dhamma, 1622-1638) for whom he composed the poem ''Satimayna O Lorchandrani''. He was able to complete only two-thirds of the poem before he died. [[alaol]] completed the rest of the poem in 1659.

	''Satimayna O ~~Lorchandran''''i~~'' is a romantic narrative poem about the love of a feudal prince and princess. It is believed that the poet was influenced by two Hindi poems: ''~~Main''''a''''sat~~'' by Mian Sadhan and ''~~Ch''''a''''nd''''a''''in~~'' by Molla Daud. The Hindi poems, however, have a deeper spiritual meaning which is absent in Daulat Qazi';s poem about human love. Daulat Qazi';s genius is revealed in his measured verses and the beauty and charm of his descriptions.		''Satimayna O Lorchandrani'' is a romantic narrative poem about the love of a feudal prince and princess. It is believed that the poet was influenced by two Hindi poems: ''Mainasat'' by Mian Sadhan and ''Chandain'' by Molla Daud. The Hindi poems, however, have a deeper spiritual meaning which is absent in Daulat Qazi';s poem about human love. Daulat Qazi';s genius is revealed in his measured verses and the beauty and charm of his descriptions.

	A Sufi by faith, Daulat Qazi skillfully used in his poem the ''[[ramayana]]'', the ''[[mahabharata]]'', the epics of [[kalidasa]] and [[jaydev]], as well as Vaishnava lyrics and [[folk tales]]. His language draws from the vocabulary of Arabic, Persian, Magh, Arakanese, Burmese, Sanskrit and the dialects of the Chittagong region. [Amrita Lal Bala~~] [Bala, Amrita Lal Department of Bangla, Rajshahi University~~]		A Sufi by faith, Daulat Qazi skillfully used in his poem the ''[[ramayana]]'', the ''[[mahabharata]]'', the epics of [[kalidasa]] and [[jaydev]], as well as Vaishnava lyrics and [[Folk Tales\|folk tales]]. His language draws from the vocabulary of Arabic, Persian, Magh, Arakanese, Burmese, Sanskrit and the dialects of the Chittagong region. [Amrita Lal Bala]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Daulat Qazi''' (c 1600-1638) medieval Bangla poet, believed to have been born into a Qazi family in the village of Sultanpur in Rauzan, [[chittagong]]. As his patronymic suggests, he was an educated person. Not getting any recognition at home, he left for Arakan, where he seems to have been received warmly. He was appointed a court poet of King Sri Sudharma (Thiri-thu-Dhamma, 1622-1638) for whom he composed the poem ''Sat''''i''''mayn''''a'''' O Lorchandr''''a''''n''''i''. He was able to complete only two-thirds of the poem before he died. [[alaol]] completed the rest of the poem in 1659.		'''Daulat Qazi''' (c 1600-1638) medieval Bangla poet, believed to have been born into a Qazi family in the village of Sultanpur in Rauzan, [[chittagong]]. As his patronymic suggests, he was an educated person. Not getting any recognition at home, he left for Arakan, where he seems to have been received warmly. He was appointed a court poet of King Sri Sudharma (Thiri-thu-Dhamma, 1622-1638) for whom he composed the poem ''Sat''''i''''mayn''''a'''' O Lorchandr''''a''''n''''i''. He was able to complete only two-thirds of the poem before he died. [[alaol]] completed the rest of the poem in 1659.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~''Satimayna O Lorchandran''''i'' is a romantic narrative poem about the love of a feudal prince and princess. It is believed that the poet was influenced by two Hindi poems: ''Main''''a''''sat'' by Mian Sadhan and ''Ch''''a''''nd''''a''''in'' by Molla Daud. The Hindi poems, however, have a deeper spiritual meaning which is absent in Daulat Qazi';s poem about human love. Daulat Qazi';s genius is revealed in his measured verses and the beauty and charm of his descriptions.		''Satimayna O Lorchandran''''i'' is a romantic narrative poem about the love of a feudal prince and princess. It is believed that the poet was influenced by two Hindi poems: ''Main''''a''''sat'' by Mian Sadhan and ''Ch''''a''''nd''''a''''in'' by Molla Daud. The Hindi poems, however, have a deeper spiritual meaning which is absent in Daulat Qazi';s poem about human love. Daulat Qazi';s genius is revealed in his measured verses and the beauty and charm of his descriptions.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~A Sufi by faith, Daulat Qazi skillfully used in his poem the ''[[ramayana]]'', the ''[[mahabharata]]'', the epics of [[kalidasa]] and [[jaydev]], as well as Vaishnava lyrics and [[folk tales]]. His language draws from the vocabulary of Arabic, Persian, Magh, Arakanese, Burmese, Sanskrit and the dialects of the Chittagong region. [Amrita Lal Bala] [Bala, Amrita Lal Department of Bangla, Rajshahi University]		A Sufi by faith, Daulat Qazi skillfully used in his poem the ''[[ramayana]]'', the ''[[mahabharata]]'', the epics of [[kalidasa]] and [[jaydev]], as well as Vaishnava lyrics and [[folk tales]]. His language draws from the vocabulary of Arabic, Persian, Magh, Arakanese, Burmese, Sanskrit and the dialects of the Chittagong region. [Amrita Lal Bala] [Bala, Amrita Lal Department of Bangla, Rajshahi University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Daulat Qazi''' (c 1600-1638) medieval Bangla poet, believed to have been born into a Qazi family in the village of Sultanpur in Rauzan, [[chittagong]]. As his patronymic suggests, he was an educated person. Not getting any recognition at home, he left for Arakan, where he seems to have been received warmly. He was appointed a court poet of King Sri Sudharma (Thiri-thu-Dhamma, 1622-1638) for whom he composed the poem ''Sat''''i''''mayn''''a'''' O Lorchandr''''a''''n''''i''. He was able to complete only two-thirds of the poem before he died. [[alaol]] completed the rest of the poem in 1659.

<p class=Normal >''Satimayna O Lorchandran''''i'' is a romantic narrative poem about the love of a feudal prince and princess. It is believed that the poet was influenced by two Hindi poems: ''Main''''a''''sat'' by Mian Sadhan and ''Ch''''a''''nd''''a''''in'' by Molla Daud. The Hindi poems, however, have a deeper spiritual meaning which is absent in Daulat Qazi';s poem about human love. Daulat Qazi';s genius is revealed in his measured verses and the beauty and charm of his descriptions.

<p class=Normal >A Sufi by faith, Daulat Qazi skillfully used in his poem the ''[[ramayana]]'', the ''[[mahabharata]]'', the epics of [[kalidasa]] and [[jaydev]], as well as Vaishnava lyrics and [[folk tales]]. His language draws from the vocabulary of Arabic, Persian, Magh, Arakanese, Burmese, Sanskrit and the dialects of the Chittagong region. [Amrita Lal Bala] [Bala, Amrita Lal Department of Bangla, Rajshahi University]

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