A Chronicle of the Family of Rja Krishnachandra of Navadvpa Bengal
A Chronicle of the Family of Rja Krishnachandra of Navadvpa Bengal
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for he is an excellent man and has assisted greatly in the sub- jection of Pratapaditya. " Manasimha answered: „The Majmuat- dar requests the government of Vagoyana and the other thir- teen countries, and is now here; but without the order of your Majesty I did not venture the donative of a kingdom. " On this the Sultan replied: „Bring the Majmuat-dar before me, and also a document which shall signify that I grant him 18. The kingdom desired. " Upon this the Majmuat-dar being caused by Manasimh...a to pay his respects to the Sultan, and having accordingly done so and held much converse with him, took his leave. Then the Sultan taking counsel with Manasimha agreed to give to the Majmuat-dar, the kingdom requested, and rejoiced him with his own signature to the diploma which granted him the royal title. The Majmuat-dar having imme- diately made all arrangements necessary for taking possession of the kingdom, and having been highly honored by Mana- simha, returned to his own country. Some time after, betaking himself to his palace which he possessed at Vallabhapura, he extended his power throughout the fourteen countries which he had obtained by order of the Sultan, and ruled over his subjects with justice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for he is an excellent man and has assisted greatly in the sub- jection of Pratapaditya. " Manasimha answered: „The Majmuat- dar requests the government of Vagoyana and the other thir- teen countries, and is now here; but without the order of your Majesty I did not venture the donative of a kingdom. " On this the Sultan replied: „Bring the Majmuat-dar before me, and also a document which shall signify that I grant him 18. The kingdom desired. " Upon this the Majmuat-dar being caused by Manasimh...a to pay his respects to the Sultan, and having accordingly done so and held much converse with him, took his leave. Then the Sultan taking counsel with Manasimha agreed to give to the Majmuat-dar, the kingdom requested, and rejoiced him with his own signature to the diploma which granted him the royal title. The Majmuat-dar having imme- diately made all arrangements necessary for taking possession of the kingdom, and having been highly honored by Mana- simha, returned to his own country. Some time after, betaking himself to his palace which he possessed at Vallabhapura, he extended his power throughout the fourteen countries which he had obtained by order of the Sultan, and ruled over his subjects with justice.
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