...hah]] (1389-1410). It indicates that he was perhaps the court poet of Azam Shah and wrote the volume at his request. Although it has praise for the parents
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...Bengal for about two years (1410-12). After the murder of Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah the nobles and the generals of the army raised Saifuddin to the throne. He
...insmen in which [[Raja Ganesha|raja ganesha]] had a role. Ultimately Hamja Shah was killed by his slave Shihabuddin. [MA Taher]
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...and the other at Madina, built by [[Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah|ghiyasuddin azam shah]], the sultan of Bengal (792-813AH=1389-1410AD). Both the madrasas came to
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...d used the title ''Sultan-ul-Azam'' for the Delhi Sultan Iltutmish. Daulat Shah tried to re-establish Khalji supremacy in Bengal and to placate Iltutmish b
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...usion and political turmoil dethroned (and probably killed) Alauddin Firuz Shah and assumed the throne of Bengal in 1414.
...ed coins in his new name of [[Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah|jalaluddin muhammad shah]]. After the departure of the Jaunpur forces, Ganesha dethroned and confine
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...annexations. But during the initial period of his reign, Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah led an expedition against [[Kamarupa|kamarupa]], conquered it and kept it u
...ncident conveys the whole spirit of the administration of Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah.
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...Aurangzeb|aurangzeb]]. He was appointed subahdar of Bengal at the death of Azam Khan Koka and reached Dhaka on 20 July 1678.
...air, sought assistance from the Mughal subahdar of Bengal. Prince Muhammad Azam sent an army immediately and, after a lapse of twelve years, the Mughals ag
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...dest son and successor of Shamsuddin [[Iliyas Shah|iliyas shah]], Sikandar Shah ascended the throne in 1358 and ruled Bengal for more than three decades. H
...n. At last a peace treaty was concluded, presents were exchanged and Firuz Shah left Bengal in 1359 AD, recognising its independence.
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...hammad Sagir|shah muhammad sagir]], a court-poet of Sultan Giyasuddin Azam Shah of Gaura (1389-1410), wrote the book in the 15th century at the Suntan';s r
...Sagir, medieval poets like [[Hakim, Abdul|abdul hakim]], [[Shah Garibullah|shah garibullah]], Gholam Safatullah, Sadeq Ali and Fakir Mohammad wrote stories
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...rgaon]] and is ascribed to Sultan [[Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah|ghiyasuddin azam shah]], the third Iliyas Shahi ruler of Bengal. The tomb stands on the edge of a
[[Image:GhiyasuddinAzamShahTomb.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah’s Tomb, Sonargaon]]
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...tudent and contemporary of Sultan [[Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah|ghiyasuddin azam shah]].
...ne with the title of Sultan [[Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah|jalaluddin muhammad shah]].
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...he district of Mirzapur, in the western border of Tippera, by [[Shah Shuja|shah shuja]] (1639-1660). Azad al Husaini, a contempoaryr, has narrated the conq
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...as initially called ''Sarak-i-Azam'' or highway. Built by [[Sher Shah|sher shah]] in the 16th century. The road ran from [[sonargaon]] in Bengal to Lahore
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...sultan of Khorasan on the very night when the assault was made by Tughlaq Shah. In the confusion that followed, the child was left in its cradle and was l
...Mamluq dynasty in Bengal. Tatar Khan was invested with the title of Khan-i-Azam Bahram Khan by Sultan Muhammad Tughlaq, and was confirmed as governor (wali
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...n the later Iliyas Shahi Sultan [[Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah|nasiruddin mahmud shah]] (1435-1459) was ruling at Gaur.
...of greater Jessore and Khulna districts. The titles Ulugh Khan and Khan-i-Azam of Khan Jahan, as inscribed on his tomb, suggest that he was not an indepen
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...abari|dargabari]] complex, [[Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah’s Tomb|ghiyasuddin azam shah’s tomb]] (1412), [[Goaldi Mosque|goaldi mosque]] (1519), [[Yusufganj Mosq
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...tle of ''Al-Sultan Al-Azam Shams Al-Duniya wa Al-Din Abu Al-Muzaffar Firuz Shah Al-Sultan'' and invoked the name of the Abbaside Caliph Mustasim Billah in
...msuddin Firuz Shah. On his accession to the throne Sultan Shamsuddin Firuz Shah entrusted the governorship of Bihar to Tajuddin Hatim Khan, one of his sons
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...am Khan Mashhadi|islam khan mashhadi]] (1635-1639) and Prince [[Shah Shuja|shah shuja]] (1639-1660) as governors of Bengal.
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...i without any epithet. Later on, however, epithets like ''Khittah, Hazrat, Shah, Qasbah, Iqlim'' were added.
...gain used as a mint town by [[Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah|jalaluddin muhammad shah]] (1414-1431). But the subsequent rulers did not follow it. The latest avai
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...un|humayun]], the Mughal emperor, he left Bengal. He assumed the title of 'Shah' after defeating the emperor in the battle of Chausa (near Buxar) in 1539,
In a brief reign of only five years (1540-1545), Sher Shah established peace and order in the empire and remodelled its administration
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...of Lakhnauti and took the title of Sultan Shamsuddin [[Iliyas Shah|iliyas shah]].
...house of Ganesh held power. Sultan [[Jalaluddin Fath Shah|jalaluddin fath shah]], the last ruler of this dynasty, was killed by his Abyssinian slave and T
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|Khan-i-Azam Mirza Aziz Kokah || 1583
|Azam Khan Mir Muhammad Baqr || 1632-35
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...in Tughlaq made Satgaon a separate administrative unit and placed it under Azam-ul-Mulk Izzuddin Yahya.
...ughlaq till 728 AH/1328 AD. As the sultan was very busy otherwise, Bahadur Shah threw off his allegianc to the Sultanate of Delhi and declared independence
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'''Islam Khan Mashhadi''' (1635-1639) Subahdar of Bengal. He succeeded Azam Khan in 1635. His original name was Mir Abdus Salam. Emperor [[Shahjahan|sh
...of Prime Minister (''Wazir-i-Diwan-i-Ala'') and in his place [[Shah Shuja|shah shuja]], the second son of the emperor was appointed as the subahdar of Ben
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...Bengal with his seat of government at Sonargaon. With the fall of Bahadur Shah and annexation of Bengal to the empire of [[Muhammad Bin Tughlaq|muhammad b
...eat of the independent rule under [[Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah|ghiyasuddin azam shah]], and capital of the Kingdom of Bhati under the house of [[Isa Khan|isa kh
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...amadi Banu (1912-1981), Nawabzadi Meher Banu, Khan Bahadur Khwaja Mohammad Azam, Khwaja Akther (1932-1994), Al-Haj Khwaja Ahmed (1934-1992), Khwaja Masood
...hah Jalal Dakhini. During the pre-Mughal period a sufi saint called Hazrat Shah Jalal Dakhini used to reside in the present Bangabhaban area. He died in 14
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...the head of the Revenue Ministry was described as Wazir or even as Wazir-i-azam and Wazir-i-mukamuazzam. Under Aurangzeb the Wazirs continued to have the s
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...the ''zardozkhana'' (department of embroidered clothes). The death of Azam Shah in a battle in 1707 and the consequent loss of employment put Mirza Muhamma
...tical and fiscal affairs of the ''subah''. When, in 1732, Emperor Muhammad Shah added Bihar to the Bengal subah (Bihar remained an appendage of the Bengal
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...Helper of the world and of the religion, Father of the conqueror, Bahadur Shah the sultan, son of the sultan).
...f the present Mymensingh town. A capable soldier and a politician, Bahadur Shah did not fail to scent the danger from Delhi, and realised that Lakhnauti in
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...at it was built by one Mir Murad during the subahdari of Prince Azam. Azam Shah could not be its builder, because the prince was a Sunni, whereas the Husai
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...''Smarnanandini'' (translation), ''Chhotader Hazrat Mohammad'', ''Quaid-i-Azam Mohamed Ali Jinnah'', ''Mohammad Ali'', ''Don Quixote-er Galpa'', ''Mahaman
...rs and periodicals. He died in his own village on 8 November 1954. [Mahmud Shah Qureshi]
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...apparatus. But when Solaiman Khan refused to accept the dictates of Islam Shah, he sent two of his generals Taj Khan and Daria Khan against Solaiman. Sola
...el commanders of Akbar joined hands with Isa Khan. Akbar appointed General Azam as the Subahdar of Bengal and gave orders for conducting a campaign against
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'''Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah''' sultan of Bengal (1338-1349). He was the founder of the earliest indepe
..., Pride of the world and of the religion, Father of the conqueror, Mubarak Shah the sultan).
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...sque|adina mosque]] built by Ghiyasuddin's father [[Sikandar Shah|sikandar shah]] in 1373 AD; its furerary symbolism had already developed in the medieval
...(d 1433 AD), his queen, and son, [[Shamsuddin Ahmad Shah|shamsuddin ahmad shah]] (fig-1).
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...and Dhaka. The only undated inscription bearing the name of his son Ahmed Shah was found at Muazzampur in Sonargaon.
...eriod of Sultan [[Fateha-e-Yazdaham|jalaluddin]] [[Fateha-e-Yazdaham|fateh shah]] (1481-1487 AD).
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...he present day. During the reign of Sultan Nasiruddin [[Nusrat Shah|nusrat shah]] (1519-1532), a learned man, Sayyid Jamaluddin, son of Sayyid Fakhruddin A
...Mulla Hakim Shirazi, Mir Abdul Qaiyum etc. Qasim Khan's successor subahdar Azam Khan was also a patron of poets. Ruhullah Mazandarani, a poet and a mathema
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...4, [[Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq|ghiyasuddin tughlaq]] conquered Bengal and placed Azam Khan as Governor. Muhammad bin Tughlaq divided Bengal into three parts, mad
...Despite the political anarchy created by the invasions of [[Sher Shah|sher shah]] and [[Humayun|humayun]], in 1567 [[Frederick, Caeser|caesar frederick]] s
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...10 AD), single domed mosque built by Alauddin Hussain Shah (1522), Tomb of Shah Langar (1422), Panch Pir Dargah, [[Grand Trunk Road|grand trunk road]], [[K
...ddin Fatheh Shah (1489 AD), singled domed mosque built by Alauddin Hussain Shah (1522), Yusufganj Mosque, Goaldi Mosque (1519).
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...the palace to his daughter Maher Banu and his son-in-law Khan Bahadur Md. Azam, who dwelt there. In 1873 Nawab Ahshanullah had a large pond dug on the sou
...daughters Meher Banu and Shawkat Ara Banu, General Wasiuddin and others. [[Shah Jalal Dakhini (R)|shahjalal dakhini]] was buried in the single-domed struct
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...the Dutch obtained a new [[Parwana|parwana]] from the Subahdar [[Azam Khan|azam khan]] in 1634 to establish a factory at Hughli. However, it was not until
...to 2.5%. This was confirmed by the farman of 1712 by the emperor Jahandar Shah, who also exempted the Dutch from paying transit duties throughout the Mugh
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...ultani period) at Panchdona, Tomb of Kabul Shah, Tomb and Mosque of Hazrat Shah Osman, 29 silver coins (1011 AH) discovered at Laskar Para.
...hich are Madhabdi Hat, Shekherchar Bazar, Karimpur Bazar, Baul Mela, Kabul Shah Mela and Panchdona Mela.
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...of them worked together in the Deccan, particularly against Abdullah Qutb Shah of Golconda. After his accession to the throne [[Aurangzeb|aurangzeb]] gran
...of that name was occupied by [[Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah|fakhruddin mubarak shah]] in the middle of the 14th century and since then Chittagong was under Mus
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''Archaeological heritage and relics'' Tomb and dighi of Kalu Shah, Dui Satiner Dighi (dighi of two fellow wives), Dighir Par Mosque (1392 AD)
...nce]] movement in 1766 there was one abode of the sanyasis and a dargah of Shah Madar at village Dubhasia of Gaffargaon upazila. In 1800, Aratun, an Armeni
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...teracy 72.86%; male 76.61%, female 68.51%. Noted educational institutions: Azam Khan Commerce College, Govt. Pionerar Mohilla College, Khulna Zila School (
...[[ASA|asa]], [[Proshika|proshika]], CARE, [[Caritas|caritas]], CMM, UCEP. [Shah Siddiq]
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...tion in 1660 and by [[Shaista Khan|shaista khan]] in 1672. Prince Muhammad Azam ([[Azim-us-Shan|azim-us-shan]]) later confirmed it although there was no im
...ay the emperor a sum of Rs. 2,16,666-10-9, in return for which the emperor Shah Alam appointed the English company the Dewan of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, w
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...h and his son Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah, ruler of Sonargaon, in which Sikandar Shah lost his life. Mir Jumla, the Mughal subadar of Bengal, established a milit
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...angla College with the then governor of East Pakistan Lt. General Mohammad Azam Khan as its chief-patron.
...cretaries: Prof. Abul Kashem and Prof. Hasan Zaman; Assistant secretaries- Shah Mustafizur Rhman and Prof. Matiur Rahman; Council members: [[Shamsuddin, Ab
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...abdullah al-mamun suhrawardi]], Maulana Abu Bakr Siddiky (Pir of Furfura), Shah Ahsanullah, Kazem Ali and [[Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed|huseyn shaheed suhra
...ulana Maniruddin Anwari (Dinajpur), Shomeshwar Prasad Chowdhury (Burdwan), Shah Abdul Hamid (Rangpur), Afsaruddin Ahmed (Khulna), Sukumar Bandyopadhaya (Ku
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...robazar'. One of them goes that a group of twelve saints headed by Khan Al Azam Ulugh Khan Jahan stayed here for some times on his way to Bagerhat. Hence t
...e reign of Ghiyathu'd Din Abu'l Muzaffar Mahmud Shah Sultan, son of Husain Shah Sultan.
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[[Image:Coin06.jpg|thumbnail|300px|left|Coins of Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah]]
...7.jpg|thumbnail|300px|right|Gold Coins 744-758 AH Sultan Shamsuddin Iliyas Shah]]
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...n honour of the reigning Sultan [[Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah|nasiruddin mahmud shah]] (1435-59). [[Khan Jahan|khan jahan]] ruled the region with the seat of ad
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...sh independent Bangladesh through guerilla fighting. On the same day Golam Azam, Ameer of East Pakistan Jamaat-e-Islami, criticised the People's Party and
...im League leader Miah Momtaz Daulatana, Sardar Shawkat Hayat Khan, Maulana Shah Ahmad Nurani, Jamal Mohammad Koreja of Convention Muslim League, Abdul Gafo
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...eral were acceded death penalty. With the punishment having on head, Golam Azam died in prison in 2016.
...[[Zia, Begum Khaleda|begum khaleda zia]]. But soon another faction led by Shah Azizur Rahman left the party over the issue of participation in the ensuing
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...afiz Shirazi, wrote in response to Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah. Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah was writing a Persian ghazal, but was able to complete only the first hemis
...h which is said to have been awe-inspiring. The court of Rukunuddin Barbak Shah (1459-1474 AD) was graced by the presence of numerous scholars like Amir Za
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...s, he settled in the area of Matia Buruj, where he died in 1887. Wajed Ali Shah was a distinguished poet and cultured man who wrote about forty books in Ur
...rdu and Persian literature in the 19th and 20th centuries. Khwaja Muhammad Azam wrote ''Islami Pavchayet Dhaka'' (1911) in Urdu. His son, Khwaja Muhammad A
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...zars (graves) of saint [[Shah Jalal (R)|shah jalal]] (R), [[Shah Paran (R)|shah paran]] (R) and others.
...the river Buriganga at Chawk Bazar. Built in 1644 by Abdul Qasim, Diwan of Shah Shuja, the Katra was so great in its beauty that its inscription states tha
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...and built Baigunbari Mosque in Savar and a musafir-khana at the dargah of Shah Ali in Mirpur. He sent money for the maintenance of Nahr-e-Jubaida in Makka
...d and thereby ensured harmony in the life of the citizens of Dhaka. Khwaja Azam wrote a book on the panchayet system of Dhaka which may be considered as an
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...y, The| east india company]] by the fugitive Mughal Emperor [[Shah Alam II|shah alam ii]] in 1765. The historiography of Bengal in this period is disconnec
...266 AD to the sixth year (1357) of the reign of [[Firuz Shah Tughlaq|firuz shah tughlaq]]. Barani came of an aristocratic family. His father and forefather
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..., all of which must have been visited by boat. In 1414 Shihabuddin Bayazid Shah presented a giraffe to China. This was followed by a return visit by the Ch
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...s in Dhaka was [[Shah Shuja|shah shuja]]. In 1645 Mir Abul Qasim, diwan of Shah Shuja, built a spacious building which goes by the name of [[Bara Katra|bar
...ain city with its eastern part on the bank of the Dulai canal. Prince Azam Shah's unfinished Aurangabad fort, now known as [[Lalbagh Fort|lalbagh fort]], c
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Shamsuddin Firuz and his successors (1301-1324) Shamsuddin Firuz Shah (1301-1322), who was erroneously thought to be connected with the Balbani f
...ah's death was followed by a struggle for succession among his sons. Firuz Shah left the throne to his son Shihabuddin Bughda. However, his ruthless brothe
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...aji Iliyas Shah was the first ruler of Bengal to have assumed the title of Shah-i-Bangalah. This dynasty ruled Bengal from 1342 to 1487 AD, with an interre
...that at Rampal in Munshiganj built in 888 AH (1483 AD) by Jalaluddin Fateh Shah, the last ruler of the restored Iliyas Shahi dynasty.
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...provements made during the brief rule of the Afghan chief [[Sher Shah|sher shah]], became operative in Bengal.
...and united under a single authority for the first time. He was called the Shah-i-Bangalah and Sultan-i-Bangalah and the territory henceforth came to be kw
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