Land of Two Rivers: A History of Bengal from the Mahabharata to Mujib

administration Ahmed Alivardi announced army Assam Assembly Awami League Bangabandhu Bangladesh became Bengal Renaissance Bengalee Muslims Bengali language British rule Buddhist Calcutta capital century Chandra Chittagong communal Company’s Congress constitution council court declared defeated Delhi Dhaka district dynasty East Bengal East Pakistan elections emperor English Fazlul Huq forces Gandhi Ganga Gaur governor Hindu–Muslim Hindus and Muslims History of Bengal Hooghly Huq’s Hussain independent industry inscription Islam Jafar Jinnah joined Kamrup killed king kingdom Lakhnaoti large number leaders leadership majority Majumdar Maratha March Maulana Maulana Bhasani Midnapore military Mir Jafar Mir Qasim movement Mughal Mujib Murshidabad Muslim League National nawab Nazimuddin Nehru officials Orissa Pala party People’s poet police political Praja President prime minister province Punjab Qasim Raja resigned revolutionaries river ruler Shah Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Shyama Prasad Singh started subcontinent Subhas Bose Suhrawardy sultan swadeshi took West Yahya Khan zamindars