Heyat Mahmud | |
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Born | 1693 |
Died | 1760 Dinajpur, Bengal, Mughal Empire | (aged 66–67)
Other names | Heyat Mamud |
Occupation(s) | Poet, judge |
Notable work | see below |
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Qadi Heyat Mahmud (Bengali: হেয়াত মামুদ[note 1]; 1693–1760) was a medieval Bengali poet, mystic and judge. Although his works, like other Middle Bengali poetry, are religion-centric, they are marked by social consciousness and tolerance, and contain many Rangpuri dialectic features. Mahmud is considered to be the last poet of Middle Bengali literature,[1] and his lifespan directly ends shortly after the British East India Company's victory at the Battle of Plassey.[2]
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