Today, February 10, is the 18th death anniversary of HinduSurya BangaShardula Shri Gopal Chandra Mukhopadhyay. Be aware that he was not the 'protector' of Bengali Hindus, instead he was the courageous leader of the mighty Bengali Bravehearts of 46' Calcutta as a whole.
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He did not die as the savior of any weak group, he raised an entire military organization with members of the pure Bengali youth and fought against the religious insanity organized in Kalikshetra Kolkata.
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He was a leader, he was a guide - he was inspired by the ideals of his national ideal, Acharya Bipinbehari Gangopadhyay, the great Bengali revolutionary of the Anushilan Samiti, Calcutta.
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Under his orders, several Bengali Generals like Jugalcharan Ghosh, Kaliprasad Mukherjee, Jugalprasad Bose, Bhanuprasad Bose, Rishikesh Chowdhury, Gurupada Nandi, Prafullakanti Ghosh and numerous Bengali soldiers under them protected the existence of Kolkata with bloodshed.
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Sri Gopal Mukherjee is the name of an ideal, the name of leadership, the name of our ethnical pride, our religious honour - may his ideal be the path of our progress.
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1] Sufi Badrul Islam & his brothers were hanged to death for just not bowing down in Bengal court. [History of Bengal (1200-1857), p-76 – Abdul Kareem. Jatiya Sahitya Prakash, Dhaka.]
2] 150 Alem & Sufis were drowned to death with a boat in the river of Mahananda. [Two Hundred Years of Bengal's History, p-111 - Shri Sukhamoy Mukhopadhyay. Bharati Bookstall, Kolkata.]
The rise of military Hindu power in Bengal in the fifteenth century was inspired by the countrymen of the Bandyavamśīẏa Brāhmaṇa Achāryya Śrī Chandrasekhara Chakrabarttī, historically known as "Chandracharya".
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Acharya Chandrashekhar Chakrabartti was the kulguru of Bāṅgālādhīśwara Mahārājā Śrī Danujamardan Ramnath Deva as well as the learned chief member of the Chandradwip Royal Court.
|| PN Banerjee aka Nath Babu - The Trainer of Muktibahinis of East Bengal and annexor of Sikkim to the Indian mainland ||
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Phanindra Nath Banerjee was the legendary Indian Police Service officer serving as Commissioner (Eastern Zone) of the Special Bureau (field formation of the Research and Analysis Wing) in Calcutta (now Kolkata) in the period 1968-1974.
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He took big part in Bangladesh Liberation War, training the Mukti Bahini, he was the main man behind the connection between Indira Gandhi and Sk Mujib. He also took part in Sikkim's annexation to India.
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Reconstruction of the Royal Palace of Maharaja Sitaram Ray [1658-1714], the Hindu ruler of Bhushana kingdom. The palace is situated in Magura, Khulna, BD. He battled & defeated the Mughal forces of Aurangzeb 3 times & established independent Hindu rule in Bengal.
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Raja Sitaram annexed all the zamindars in the north up to the Padma, and even some portions to the north of Padma in the district of Pabna. To the north of Satair lay the jagir of a Pathan named Daulat Khan.
"সীতারাম অন্যমনা হইয়া ঈশ্বরচিন্তা করিতেছেন দেখিয়া শ্রীকে জয়ন্তী ইঙ্গিত করিল। তখন সহসা দুই জনে সেই মঞ্চের উপর জানু পাতিয়া বসিয়া, দুই হাত যুক্ত করিয়া ঊর্দ্ধনেত্র হইয়া ডাকিতে লাগিল—
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গগনবিদারী কলবিহঙ্গনিন্দী কণ্ঠে, সেই মহাদুর্গের-চারি দিক্ প্রতিধ্বনিত করিয়া ডাকিতে লাগিল,—
দুর্গের বাহিরে সেই সাগরগর্জ্জনবৎ মুঘল সেনার কোলাহল; প্রাচীর ভেদার্থ প্রক্ষিপ্ত কামানের ভীষণ নিনাদ মাঠে মাঠে, জঙ্গলে জঙ্গলে, নদীর বাঁকে বাঁকে, প্রতিধ্বনিত হইতেছে;— দুর্গমধ্যে জনশূন্য, সেই প্রতিধ্বনিত কোলাহল ভিন্ন অন্য শব্দশূন্য— তাহার মধ্যে সেই জ্ঞান ও ভক্তিরুপিনী
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⚔️ Akhaṇḍa-Bhārata-Samrāṭa Paramēśhwara Paramabhaṭṭāraka Gaudēśhwara Mahārājādhirāja Dēvapāla | 𑀤𑁂𑀯𑀸𑀬𑁂𑀮𑀸 [810-850 AD] was the 3rd and greatest ruler of the Gauda-Pala dynasty of Bengal.
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The Monghyr copper-plateI inscription states that Gaudeshwar Devapala's conquests advances south to the Vindhyas and west to the border of Kamboja country i.e. Afghanistan.
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📜 The Badal-Pillar inscription records of Narayanapala, a descendant of Jayapala, state that -
* When the Pala General Jayapala advanced in conquest of Utkala (Orissa), the frightened king of Utkal abandoned his capital helplessly on hearing his name from afar.