The eighteenth-century elite class coup

The elite class upheaval that took place in Calcutta in the eighteenth century, made money by dignese, banian and business and business. Initially, many of them earned money by contractor and job. Panchanan Kushari, the founder of the Thakur Dynasty of Calcutta used to make the goods in the ship-Namano. His son Jairam used to work for Amin under the collector's bout of Calcutta. The Banamali government was the Deputy Tecau of the English. Nandaram Sen was an assistant to the collector. Govindram Mito too. Sheth-Basakara used to do business. Ratu Sarkar and Sobharam Basak are also so. Sovaram had become a millionaire by dealing with cotton and cotton in English. At the middle of the century, Gokul Mitra earned huge money by providing Munni's exclusive business and elephants and horses for East India Company. Shukdeb Mallik and Noukachad Mollik, founder of Pathuriaghatta Mallick family. The money was made by Tezarti. Siddurapati had nine houses in Satmahal house. Ninekchand's son Nimaychand Nuner and the owner of the land had got three crore taka. The grandfather of Rajendulkar Mallick of Chorbagan earned a lot of money from business and business. In the eighteenth century, Gauri Sen's fame was the owner of huge wealth. He was extraordinarily rich in the export of imported goods from a small position.

After the midday of the eighteenth century, Maharaja Nabkrishna Dev Bahadur was very sensibly rich in wealth. Another prominent person from the eighteenth century was Maharaja Rajbollabh. Among the people who became rich in the procession of Hastings The founder of Kashimbazar dynasty, Krishna Kant Nandi or Kantabu, and the founder of the Paikpara dynasty, Gangagobind Singh

Krishna Kanti was known as Kant Mudi in the Bengali people's work because he used to work in the Munni's shop. Persian and the little English knew, and for that he found Muhurir's work in the English house. Siraj's Fear of Warren Helping to flee the helpers. When the attorneys became governor-general, the victims of the private business of Attendance became the victims of all kinds of hate crimes. Kantabu was the chief conspirator in the looting of Nandkumar's death and looted the wealth of Kashiar King Chait Singh and he got some part of the prize winner. Apart from this, he received many zamindari and real estate gifts by the grace of the victims.

The most intelligent and fascist people and the Kashimbazar dynasty were established. One of the most opportunistic and self-centered Bengalis who stigmatized Bengal's history in the later half of the eighteenth century, is one of them. He remained alive until 1793.