Pandit Ishwar Chand Vidyasagar

Now listen to what Sarat Chandra said in his novel 'Bamon's daughter'. 'In the evening as the daughter of the Holy Kulun, the daughter of a gentleman said - I am not a daughter of Bamun ... My mother was sitting to share me. At that time, two people were brought to Mithunjon Ghatak. He said, "Listen, this is what you call the beloved mum, but he is not a dumb, Mihir's son's son. After the death of Gitanjali, he used to sit in front of grandmother and asked, tell me whether it is true? Tell me who son? Makunda mukhejayera not diamond hairdresser? My niece grandmother grinned. He could not lie. One said all the events open then. He is the people of their village. He said that grandmother was married at the age of eight, and after ten to fifteen years, one came and entered the house with the identity of the son-in-law Mukunda mukhej. He left for five days with a cloth of clothes and left for two days. Since then, the man often came. Granny was very beautiful-and she did not have the money. Then when he was caught suddenly one day, the father was born. Then the man said, he did not do his own selfish intention, but he did it according to the order of his master Mukunda mukum. It was an old man, then lame for five to seven years, so he gave the burden of collecting money from strangers. The hero hairs memorize the identity of that dwarf, making a way out. Since then, you earn half of what you earn. From ten to twelve places he would earn money for the Lord. '

From the composition of Ramnarayan Tarkaratna, Pandit Ishwar Chand Vidyasagar and Sarat Chandra Chatterjee, we get the identity of the Kulin Brahmans of Bengal. They were the parents of the daughters of the Kunineans, and their daughters could not marry without the Kulin Brahmin. Vidyasagar Misa had enough movement for the continuation of this practice, but did not get any official support. However, due to his movement, this mischief was overthrown in the last century from the Bengali society. As a result, girls of Kulin received honor and cleanliness in married life today.