...ce a bridge across the Hughli river between Calcutta and Howrah at or near Armenian Ghat as he might select, to make and maintain ways and approaches, and to a
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...er as an Assistant Headmaster of [[Pogose School|pogose school]], a famous Armenian institution of Dhaka. Later, he obtained the BL degree and joined the Calcu
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...March, 1855. His father was Ramgopal Das. He used to deal in yarn trade at Armenian Street. They lived in Savabazar of Benitola. In 1871, Adharlal Sen passed E
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...in Dhaka, but the community is insignificant in number and influence. The Armenian diaspora began when the Safavi rulers of Persia conquered their homeland -
...association with the ruling classes. All European Companies used to engage Armenian vakils to represent them and their cause to the court. They''' '''played a
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...th, sons of Swarup Chandra. They purchased an old building from Aratun, an Armenian tycoon, in 1840 and had it pulled down. Ruplal House was built on the site
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...Dhaka in 1848 as the first private school of the country by N P Pogose, an Armenian merchant and [[Zamindar|zamindar]]. It was at first housed in the ground fl
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...practice. At one stage, he purchased a zamindari estate at Bhola from the Armenian zamindar Lucas and gradually became very influential. Evidences of his soci
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...within the Bangabhaban compound. It is conjectured that it belonged to an Armenian zamindar named Manuk during British rule. Nawab [[Ghani, Nawab Khwaja Abdul
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One Armenian merchant named Manuk is reported to have his residence in Motijheel during
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...streets of Calcutta, with horse driven coaches running between Sealdah and Armenian Ghat via Bowbazar and Dalhousie Square.
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...large brass drums to the deity Shandeswara. Kwaja Joseph Marger built the Armenian Church at Armenitola in 1697. Mrs. Sebastian Shaw founded the Roman Catholi
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Khwaja Safar, an [[Armenians, The|armenian]] merchant, had persuaded the faujdar of Balasore to permit the Ostenders t
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The Surman Embassy, named after its chief, John Surman, included an Armenian Khwajah Sarhad as the interpreter, Edward Stephenson, the secretary and Dr
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...intained harem in the style of the nawabs. In the English harem there were Armenian, Portuguese, Bengali and also women from different parts of India.
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...udden spurt in the French private trade and Asian maritime trade under the Armenian merchant Khwaja Wajid as is borne out by the shipping lists in the Dutch re
...Orme states that Mir Jafar conveyed his proposal through a Calcutta based Armenian merchant Khwaja Petruse, Watts himself however wrote to his father later on
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...ngal's internal and international trade grew enormously. Arab, Persian and Armenian merchants were very active in Bengal. From the 17th century European compan
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...onsisted of the Muslims, Hindus, Armenians and Portuguese. There were many Armenian and Portuguese traders in Dhaka at that time. It was renamed as Dhaka Colle
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...between Bag-e-Badshahi and Sujatpur Palace was known as Ramna. Aratun, an Armenian, and Griffith Cook, a British Judge, constructed two garden-houses in the S
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...Shah Madar at village Dubhasia of Gaffargaon upazila. In 1800, Aratun, an Armenian, first established a Neelkuthi in Gaffargaon Town. In order to get rid of s
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Formerly Europe used to get the Muslin through Iranian and Armenian merchants, but with the coming of the European companies and the establishm
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