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History of Major Cities of Bengal Presidency[edit]

The Four Main Cities of Bengal Presidency: Bengal; Bihar; Jharkhand; Odisha
Detailed Histories
Bengal: History of Bengal; Bengali people; Gangaridai; Magadha; Pundra Kingdom; Suhma Kingdom; Anga Kingdom; Vanga Kingdom; Harikela; Rashtrakuta Dynasty; Dharmapala (emperor); Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah; Shashanka; Gauḍa (region); Harsha; Manava (king); Pala Empire; Vajrayana; Gopala I; Mahajanapada; Somapura Mahavihara; Vihara; Devapala; Utkala Kingdom; Kambojas; Deccan Plateau; Huna people; Gurjara-Pratihara; Gurjar; South India; Mahipala; Rajendra Chola I; Chalukya dynasty; Ramapala; Varendra; Kamarupa; Sailendra; Sena dynasty; Vijay Sen; Madanapala; Ballal Sena; Caste; Nabadwip; Lakshman Sen; Varanasi; Sufism; Madrasa; Khanqah; Delhi Sultanate; Ikhtiyar Uddin Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji; Rangpur, Bangladesh; Bogra; Bikrampur; Bengal Sultanate; Baro-Bhuyan; Deva dynasty; Munshiganj District; Comilla District; Noakhali District; Chittagong District; East Bengal; Khulna; Adina Mosque; Raja Ganesha; Mahmud Shah (Sultan of Bengal); Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah; Shamsuddin Ahmad Shah; Hussain Shahi dynasty; Alauddin Husain Shah; Nasiruddin Nasrat Shah; Sher Shah Suri; Kannauj; Sur (Pashtun tribe); List of Empire ships (F); Subahdar; Chandannagar; Pratapaditya; Raja Sitaram Ray; Bhurshut; Rudranarayan; Bhavashankari; Pashtun people; Pratapnarayan; Naranarayan of Bhurishrestha; Lakshminarayan of Bhurishrestha; Koch dynasty; Bardhaman Raj; Maratha Empire; Expeditions in Bengal; Raghoji I Bhonsle; Bengal famine of 1770; Indian Rebellion of 1857; Partition of Bengal (1905); Bengal famine of 1943; Bengali renaissance; Ram Mohan Roy; Rabindranath Tagore; Swami Vivekananda; Jagadish Chandra Bose; Satyendra Nath Bose; List of Indian independence activists; Chittaranjan Das; Surendranath Banerjee; Subhas Chandra Bose; Prafulla Chaki; Bagha Jatin; Khudiram Bose; Surya Sen; Sarojini Naidu; Sri Aurobindo; Rash Behari Bose; Azad Hind; Partition of Bengal (1947)
Bihar: History of Bihar; Magadha Kingdom; Jarasandha; Legendary kings of Magadha; Rajgir; Krishna in the Mahabharata; Pradyota dynasty; Palaka; Kingdom of Kashi; Kosala; Anga; Vajji; Malla (India); Chedi Kingdom; Vatsa; Kuru Kingdom; Panchala; Matsya Kingdom; Surasena; Assaka; Avanti (India); Gandhara; Shishunaga dynasty; Nanda Empire; Maurya Empire; Sunga Empire; Kanva dynasty; Bimbisara; Ajatasatru; Mahapadma Nanda; Chandragupta Maurya; Bindusara; Ashoka; Samprati; Pusyamitra Sunga; Kalinga War; Pataliputra; Edicts of Ashoka; Ashokavadana; Arthashastra; Amrapali; Chanakya; Brihadratha Maurya; Gupta Empire; Chandragupta I; Samudragupta; Chandragupta II; Kumaragupta I; Skandagupta; Kālidāsa; Aryabhata; Varāhamihira; Vishnu Sharma; Vātsyāyana; Śūdraka; Xuanzang; Raghuvaṃśa; Mālavikāgnimitram; Meghadūta; Abhijñānaśākuntalam; Kumārasambhava; Āryabhaṭīya; Indian numerals; Sri Gupta; Chola dynasty; Guru Gobind Singh; Muhammad of Ghor; Qutb-ud-din Aibak; Guru Nanak; Babu Kunwar Singh; Champaran; Quit India Movement; Satyagraha
Jharkhand: History of Jharkhand; Chota Nagpur Plateau; Santhal Pargana division; Adivasi; Munda people; Palamu district; Birsa Munda; Civil disobedience
Orissa: History of Odisha; Kharavela; Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves; Satavahana dynasty; Musikas; Mahameghavahana dynasty; Eastern Ganga dynasty; Gajapati Kingdom; Saluva Narasimha Deva Raya; Vijayanagara; Quli Qutb Mulk; Golkonda; Madala Panji; Bayazid Khan Karrani; Sulaiman Khan Karrani; Battle of Tukaroi; Daud Khan Karrani; Man Singh I; Midnapore; Northern Circars; Ganjam district; Barabati fort; Raghoji II Bhonsle; Battle of Laswari; Cuttack district; Madhusudan Das; Odisha Day