about the regional language in mediaeval period of Bengal
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Answer:
Between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries, Bengal was ruled by Sultans who were independent of the rulers in Delhi. In 1586, when Akbar conquered Bengal, it formed the nucleus of the Bengal suba. While Persian was the language of administration, Bengali developed as a regional language.
Explanation:
Language and literature are closely connected. The origin of
a language pre-supposes a speech community and the speech
community in turn pre-supposes a territory where they live
in. Language is related to thought and feeling. Literature
presupposes a special kind of cultural condition. All works of
poetry, criticism, aesthetics, philosophy, art and science are
the off springs of culture- intellectual, moral and spiritual,
especially as they are evolved from the life of the people.
Literature is often the mirror of the age in which it flourishes.
A poet or a novelist is bound to be influenced by the ideas