Rabindranath Tagore of Khulna Rabindranath Tagore

Rabindranath Tagore (August 7, 1861-7 August, 1941) (25 Boishakh, 1268 - 22 sraban, 1348 BS) was a pioneer Bengali poet, novelist, lyricist, dramatist, painter, short story writer, essayist, actor, vocalist and philosopher.
He is considered the greatest literary of the language of the language. Rabindranath was conferred with the Guru, Kaviguru and the World Book Award.52 books of Rabindranath, 38 plays, 13 novels and 36 essays and other prose compositions are published in his lifetime or immediately after his death. He has included 95 short stories and 1915 songs respectively in the collection of fiction and songs.
The unpublished writings of Rabindranath published and published in the book, in 32 volumes, were published in the name of Rabindra Rachanyabali. In all the letters of Rabindranath published in the 19th Century letters and four separate texts. He also painted nearly two thousand photos. Rabindranath's work has been translated into various languages ​​of the world. In 1913, he won the Nobel Prize for Literature for English translation of Gitanjali.
Rabindranath Tagore is a bright star of Bengali literature. He established Bangla literature in the seat of dignity in the world. He received the Nobel Prize in 1913.Origin and literature of the Dhruvtara and other relatives of the literature is spread in the Jessore-Khulna region of Bangladesh. Flowers, fruits and various tropical plants, in the quiet niribili village 'Pethabhog' The eight-ore river was flooded by one side. Beside kusharibari Once upon a time like this, the Kusharibari was also very famous. A part of this house was settled permanently in the business, in Jodhasanko of Kolkata, the title changed to Thakur. Rabindranath Tagore, the father of the family, is the son of Jagogra. Father of the Father of the Nation, Pithavog village of Ghatvog union of rupsa upazila of Khulna Khulna. There are still people in the know of their relatives. But the young man is no more.
The eighteen islands have been dried up, and the Kusari Bari julus too has been lost. Nun bring to Panta Furra Phase But the intelligent people are proud, Rabindranath Tagore is one of their forefathers. Rabindranath's maternal and father-in-law's address, but this is in Bangladesh. Ray Chowdhurybari of South Dhihi village of Phultala upazila of Khulna, near Pithavog village. Kusharibari and Dakshin Digh Roy of Pithavog were involved in two families of Chowdhury Bari. Friendship, marriage, non-intercourse, the communication between the two houses was deep. Marriage relations between the two families have been established. Saradha Sundari Devi, the mother of Rabindranath Tagore, born in South Dhihi village. Rabindranath's Kakima Tripura Sundari Devi is also the daughter of this village.
And Rabindranath Tagore's in-laws are also in this village. Rabindranath's wife Bhabtarini alias Mrinalini Devi was born in this village of South Dhiyah. The house of Mrinalini Devi was occupied illegally for nearly four decades.The house was seized from the occupation of the then Deputy Commissioner of Khulna, Kazi Riazul Haque, chairman of the current Human Rights Commission, and on 7 September 1995, with the encouragement of a young journalist Arun Shil. Kusharyibari was recovered almost at the same time. Through this, the interest of poets-writers, historians and writers ended with curiosity surrounding Pithavogh. However, the old Kusharibari building occupied by occupants of the building. Khulna Archeology Department's former regional director late Shihab Uddin said that the founding of the two-storied building at that time of Rabiathakur's ancient man was taken into account. Akbar
At the same time, he appealed to the Ministry of Archeology for the Ministry of Culture to get recognition and preserve it as the Vita reserve archaeological heritage of the world. In view of this, the Ministry of Culture issued the 'Pithavogh' place in March 2015 as 'preserve the preserved archaeological heritage'. On 21 April of that year, notice was issued by Khulna Department of Archeology, where 'preservation of preserved archaeologists' was there. But before that a paring building was built in the backyard.C is a well-known village in Rupsa upazila of Khulna district of present-day Jessore district. The house of Rabind Nath's father in the village of Pithavogh.
The cousin family here is the son of the poet. In 1994, a businessman of Khulna was bought and killed by Rabind Nath, an artisan, two-story building, worth 2,242,000 taka. Note, Jessore is the first Magistracy district in British India. In 1781, the district of ancient Jessore was formed. In 1842 Khulna was transformed into a separate district of Jessore district and in 1882 from Jessore district in Khulna. Pithavog village of Khulna district and the old township of Ghatabhog Bhairab. One of the oldest habitations of which Papanavogh-Ghatabhog, the habitations of the Bhairav ​​basin, are developed. History testifies that the township was developed almost two centuries before the arrival of Khan Jahan Ali. The history of the Kushari dynasty is quite forgotten. According to Rabind researchers, when grandfather of Rabindra Nath Tagore left Bangladesh and settled in Jodhasanko of Calcutta, the inhabitants of the region respected them as Tagore. From that time, Rabind Nath's family changed to Kushari's title as Tagore. Origin of the ancestor of Robi Thakur, Pithavog village of Rupsa upazila of Khulna. No one knew this before 1952. Pithavog is a village called Ghatvogg Union. 8 keys to Nawapaya World Road Mr. South of
Alaipur bridge crossing 1 km Earlier, four hundred feet north of Bhairab river in Kushirbari of Kibigur's ancestral house. Kusharari was the Brahmins. They were called Piroli Thakur. A section of cavalry is still living in Pithavogh village.
Prince Dwarkanath Thakur, the grandfather of the world's father, kept in touch with Kusharyibari of the Pithavoghi, whether he was in need of zamindari or blood. Pithavog was an artisan of the original man of Rabindranath, and the beautiful two-storied building had existed since 1994. Note that Jessore is the first Magistrates district of British India. In 1781, the journey of Jessore district started. Then, along with Rupsha Pithavog village, this area was under Jessore district. In 1842, Khulna Mahakuma was recognized as its district in 1882 after 40 years. Pithavogh and Ghatvogag are ancient villages of Bhairab. Paddy is one of the oldest habitations of all the habitations that have developed through the stream of Bhairab Basin.
According to historians' information, this ancient township was developed in the Bhairab basin some centuries before the arrival of Pir Khan Jahan Ali (RA) Bagerhat. From the historical link, the information about the ancient arrivals of Raghindranath Tagore and the origin of old men's cousins ​​and the description of the ancient ebb.
Christianity In the eighth to the eleventh century, the Panchayat Brahmin came from Kanishk, in order to bring the purity of Hindu religion back to the purity of Buddhism in the realm of Adisu, among others, was one of the few among the Shalli tribes. On the basis of the evidence of the male and female relatives of the Pallavavati Kathari, the descendants of the descendants of the Brahmin, the descendants of the Brahmin, published the report to Daily Ittefaq with the information related to the origin of Rabi Thakur, the house of Kushari, Ruposhi upazila representative Arun Shil (now working in Rajshahi), the local daily of Khulna's birthplace. The report was published in May 1995. The Ministry of Culture and Department of Archives sent an official letter to the Deputy Commissioner for taking action after getting informed about the Pithavogh and Kushari dynasty from the report.
Deputy Commissioner Kazi Riazul Haque, Rupsa Upazila Executive Officer PB Roy, Upazila Engineer Rabiul Islam visited Pushawog's Kushari house and sent the report to the concerned ministry. The building of the Kushari house was intact. Due to lack of due, the current descendants of Kabir sell the building. On behalf of the then Deputy Commissioner of Khulna Kazi Riazul Haque, and after financing, on 15 November 1995, on behalf of Gaurandra Kushari and Barun Kumar Kusheri, 15 thousand acres of land purchased 2.15 acres of land for the Rabindra Memorial Museum. On November 24 of that year, officially, the Pithabhaoga was built by the sculpture of Rabindranath Tagore and the Rabindra Memorial Museum. The birth and death anniversary of the poet is celebrated after being celebrated with pomace. Prime Minister's Economic Affairs Advisor, Dr. Moshiur Rahman Pithavog, Rabindra Memorial Museum, on September 30, 2009, at the Ministry of Culture.