Bangladesh History . AI-Generated.
Bangladesh History
The struggle for independence, colonial rule, modern development, and Bangladesh's rich and complicated history all played a role. An overview of the major historical eras: Medieval and Ancient Times Ancient Civilizations The early Vedic, Mauryan (3rd century BCE), and Gupta (4th–6th century CE) empires all had an impact on the region that is now Bangladesh. Between the 8th and 12th centuries CE, a significant Buddhist dynasty ruled Bengal and portions of eastern India. The Islamic Sultanate (13th-16th centuries) Islamic influence was established in the region by Muslim rulers, including the Delhi Sultanate and the independent Bengal Sultanate. Bengal became a thriving trading center that attracted merchants from Europe, Arabia, and Persia. The Mughal Empire (16th-18th centuries) Under the Mughal Empire, Bengal became a prosperous province known for its textile (muslin) and agricultural production. Dhaka, formerly known as Jahangirnagar, developed into a significant administrative and commercial hub. The British Colonial Era (from 1757 to 1947) East India Company Rule
