THE TRUE STORY OF MAYSORE BADIAR KINGDOM

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 JAY  JAGANNATH

                   The story  about Maysur raj pariwar and It  is a real story. Jaduvir Krishna Dutta Badiar-27th King,2021 from may-2015.

Srikanta Dutta Badiar last king.After 400 year birth a baby.Last 1612 AD birth a baby.Bring 400 year adopted Son has king in this kingdom curse.

1610-12 king Badiar attack in his neighbour country  Sheram patna and win Maysore.King Badiar win. Defect king Trubala's wife Alam Aloma will stay in tarkar place.So he defect he stay out in his country & death. His become alone.When  queen release her own country he give with us a big quantity of  Jewellery & money .The queen Alam Aloma donate all her Money & Jewellery to a temple. When Maysore king know about this property he want this.So Maysore kong attack this temple.The queen was very afraid and angry so She give cruse to the king of Maysore that they have no birth baby in his Lineage .After give curse, then the queen suicide in kaberi river.After the death of Maysore king Badiar then his son has king.After his son's marraige they have no baby.After day to day they have no birth baby in his Lineage.So the adopted child was the king in this country.After 400 year the birth baby in his Badiar faimly & the Badiar family is very happy.


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SUVENDU SINGHA (ODISHA)

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