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Pratapaditya
Pratapaditya ((ベンガル語:প্রতাপাদিত্য)) (1561–1611 CE) was the Kayastha king of Jessore and among the most prominent of the Baro-Bhuyan of Bengal, who declared independence from the Mughals. He established an independent Hindu state in Bengal, which, at its zenith encompassed the districts of Nadia, North 24 Parganas and South 24 Parganas in West Bengal, as well as extending into modern-day Bangladesh from Kushtia district in north, Barisal in east and Sundarbans and Bay of Bengal to south.
==Early life==
His father Srihari (or Sridhar), was an influential officer in the service of Daud Khan Karrani, the last independent Sultanate of Bengal. Daud Khan Karrani bestowed upon Srihari the title of 'Vikramaditya' and the zamindari of one Chand Khan, (referred to as Chandecan by the Portuguese) who had deceased without leaving any heir. On the fall of Daud Khan in 1576, Srihari declared independence and assumed the title of "Maharaja". Pratapaditya was born to Srihari in 1561. Srihari divided his kingdom – 5/8th to Pratapaditya and 3/8th to his brother Basanta Ray.
Basanta Ray was his uncle and he affectionately brought up both Pratapaditya and his own son Laksmikanta. During this period he also taught them the lessons of zamindari as well as administrative inputs. Meanwhile, Lakshmikanta grew up and joined the administration at Jessore and proved a powerful and able ruler. It is generally agreed that Pratapaditya murdered his uncle near Budge Budge to claim himself to independent.〔〔 Disheartened and aggrieved, Lakshmikanta, resigned from the royal service and returned to Kalighat.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.indiablooms.com/DurgaDarshan/2010/PujaBari/pujaBariDetails081010a.php )〕
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