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Lakshmi Bai
Secondary
Reference on the queen of Jhansi and her military leadership during the 1857-58 rebellion.
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Language Movement
Secondary
A broad reference entry covering the origins, phases, clashes, and long-term significance of the language movement.
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Mahasthan
Secondary
Banglapedia reference on Mahasthan/Mahasthangarh, Pundranagara, excavation history, and early urban settlement evidence.
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Mahasthan Brahmi Inscription
— Banglapedia / Sarita Khettry
Secondary
Reference on the fragmentary Brahmi inscription from Mahasthan, described as the earliest epigraphic record in Bengal.
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Mahbub, Kazi Golam
Secondary
Biographical context on the convener of the All-Party State Language Action Committee.
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Mainamati
Secondary
Banglapedia reference entry on the Mainamati-Lalmai archaeological complex.
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Mangal Pandey
Secondary
Biographical reference on the Barrackpore sepoy whose actions are widely linked to the ignition phase of the 1857 revolt.
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Maratha Raids in Bengal (Bargi invasions)
Secondary
Reference overview for the Maratha/Bargi raids in eighteenth-century Bengal.
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Mass Upsurge, 1969
Secondary
Banglapedia account of the 1969 mass upsurge, its roots in student unrest, and its role in the anti-Ayub movement.
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Matin, Abdul
Secondary
A key biographical entry on Bhasha Matin and his central role in the language movement.
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Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
Secondary
Britannica profile for Maulana Abul Kalam Azad; useful for anti-colonial nationalism, education policy, and the partition debate.
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Military Rule
Secondary
A concise reference overview of military rule, the anti-Ershad movement, and the 1990 transfer of power.
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Mir Jafar Ali Khan
Secondary
Reference entry on Mir Jafar's role in court-military realignment and his installation after Plassey.
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Mirza Khizr Sultan - Wikipedia Source Context
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Figure-specific profile covering his identity as a Mughal prince, role in the 1857 rebellion, and death during the fall of Delhi.
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Mughal conquest of Bengal
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Overview of Mughal campaigns in Bengal, including Rajmahal and post-1576 consolidation.
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Muhammad Iqbal
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Britannica profile for Muhammad Iqbal and his role in modern Muslim intellectual and political thought.
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Mujibur Rahman | Britannica
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Britannica biography covering Sheikh Mujib and the 1975 assassination.
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Murshid Quli Khan
Secondary
Banglapedia entry outlining Murshid Quli Khan's administrative role and the capital transfer context in early eighteenth-century Bengal.
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Murshid Quli Khan
Secondary
Britannica profile and contextual notes on Murshid Quli Khan and Bengal's early 18th-century reorganization.
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Murshid Quli Khan
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Banglapedia reference noting Murshid Quli Khan's appointment in 1717 and administrative centralization in Bengal.