ত্রিপুরা দেশে কথা [সংস্করণ-১] | Tripura Deser Katha [Ed. 1]

[মাছ ] or at the লা, Hescnds both the gold and silk to be sold in China, and receiving silver in return, with which he coins money ‘of the value of 10 sols. He al.o coins small gold money like the aspres of Turky and has two kinds of them, of one of which 1 takes four to miko an eo), and of the other it takes a dozen”. 11 Utsab Ray, the sun of Chitra Manikya obtained the 26100111081) of Kidba, Badrabad, A nirabad and Lihar in Noakhali District from the Mughal Government. Gobinda Manikya constructed the embankment of the river Jomti which helped the preservation of the crop on ite both sides. He reclaimed land at Meherkool and constructed one temple for God “Chandranath” at Sitakunda hill. Hoe presented salt to the people of Udaipur and settled land to the Brahamins at choap rate. His scttlement deeds were written in Bengali on copper plates. One Biswas Naran was the Uzir of Gobinda Manikyaa Jagannath, the father of Champak Rai, was his full brother. Gobinda Manikya 0 ed at 1669 A. D. After Gobinda Manikya’s death, hisson Ram Manikya as-- eended the throne. Ram Manikya created the post of Barthakur ' for efficient administration. He plundered Chittagong once with his army being guided by a Mughal officer. Ho got the temple of Tripureswari repaired in the year 1603 Saka. According to the platé which is attached to the eastern walfof Tripureswari Temple at Udaipur, Ram Manikya’s full name was “Sri Ranagan Ram Manikya Dharma Raj Pati’. He was known as ‘Dharma Raja’ popularly. During and before the reign of Kalyan Manikya, the territory. of Kailasahar Dvn. was lost and came under the Mughal rule of Sylhet and a Karkon was posted at Fatikroy to manage the territory. The name of the place Fatikroy is derived from the name of Fatikroy, the Karkon. Fatikroy was the son of 11. Travels in India by Jean Baptiste Tavernier by V. Ball, vol II ; as published by Mac Millan and Co, London. P. 275 & 2 7 6 ® whee ieee GF on