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Lakshman Sen was the last king of the medieval
Fourth of the Sen Dynasty. He ruled from AD 1178 to 1206.
His father Ballal Sen was his predecessor. Laxman Sen extended his empire to
Kamarupa (Assam),
Kalinga (modern Orissa), and Kashi. In 1206 AD Gaur fell to Delhi
Sultanate, the commander of the Turkish forces Ekthiar Uddin Muhammad Bakhtiyar
Kholji. Lakshman Sen fled East Bengal in Bikrampur
and began to reign there. He had interest in literature.
He was completed his father Ballal Sen’s unfinished book "Strange Sea". Gaur was unprotected when he
was king. It was the one-time capital of bangla which is
now destroyed and current position India-Bangladesh border regions. It is also
known as laksanabati.
There was the king of
Mahasthan named Nol. The king of
Mahasthan Nol and his brother Neil had dispute between them. In
the meantime, a cursed Brahmin comes here from one of India's Deccan
sriksetra to atone for sins. He was condemned for
committing matricide by ax. Later he ended the conflict between the two
brothers and became the king. This brahmin named was
Rama. He's known as Parasurama. Legend has it that Parasurama was battle
with the spiritual power holders saint Hazrat Shah Sultan Mahmud balakhi (R :).
Hazrat Shah Sultan Mahmud balakhi (R :) was the emperor of the Central Asian
states ballakha. He was the son of Ali Asghar the emperor of the kingdom
ballakha, after his death, he was proclaimed emperor. But
he left his empire became saints. Before he reached the Pundravardhana
in 44 AH, his first step was Sandip in Bangla. Later he defeated Parsurama and
won the Pundravardhana in 1400 AD. According to another source, he defeated
King Parsurama in 1343 AD.
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Parshuram was the last king of
Pundravardhana. Legend has it that Hazrat Shah
Sultan Mahmud balakhi (R :) came Mahasthan a fish-shaped
boat with his loyalists as fakir guise from there, his name came up
mahisaoyara (arrive upon fish). He came to ballakha that is why also called him
Shah Sultan balakhi. After reached mahasthangarh he
preaches Islam. First Parsuram’s army chief, ministers and some people
took the message of Islam and converting to Muslim. Thus, the people of
Pundravardhana convert to Islam from Hinduism. The king of Parsuram embroiled
in a dispute with the Shah Sultan and one time it began war in (1205 -1220) AD.
The king Parshuram defeated and died in the battle.
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