[ ουυ Ι Twenty five other generals are stated to have been defeated in succession. Finally the Maharajah Pratapaditya surrendered himself a prisoner, and was sent to Delhi in an iron cage. He died at Benares on the way." The author shews that at the time of Pratapaditya though parts of the Sunderban were populated, a great portion was still wild and uncultivated, and thinks, the vast progress in improvement was owing to the great exertions of these princes; and that the impetus given by them, gave way with the imprisonment and death of the Maharajah. Subsequently only the very best and most favourably placed portions of the district were cultivated. In addition, the place was exposed predatory incursions of piratical mugs, and even of Portuguese buccaneers, quite sufficient to scare away a timid and probably disunited population. † 憐 钟 锋 来源 歌 led to this fortress ; or probably debris of the fortification (or garh as termed by the natives), for such appear in Lower Bengal to have been built simply of mud.”—The Author. The general Abram (?) Khan is not mentioned in the histories of Akbar's reign. For the facts mentioned in the following sentence the author should have specified his sources:—The General Secretary.
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রেণী সাহেবের এই বিবরণ রামরাম বস্ব বা হরিশ্চন্দ্র তর্কালঙ্কারের গ্রন্থের ক্ষীপ প্রতিধ্বনিমাত্র । । - , + লেখক ইহার পর জলপ্লাবনে সুন্দরবন ধ্বংসের ও তাহার নামোৎপত্তির বিষয় জালোচনা করেন। এই প্রবন্ধের সম্বন্ধে মন্তব্য প্রকাশ আরম্ভ হইলে রেভারেও লং সাহেব স্বপ্রবন সম্বন্ধে আলোচনা করির উত্তর পশ্চিমের লেপ্টেনাট গবর্ণরের অনুরোধে প্রতাপা
