The works of the medieval poet Shah Barid Khan : An analytical study/ মধ্যযুগের কবি শাহবারিদ খানের সৃষ্টিকর্ম : বিশ্লেষণী অধ্যয়ন

Abstract

The 16th century poet Shah Barid Khan is the author of three poems, ‘Vidyasundar’, Rasul Bijoy' and ‘Hanifar Digbijay’. The poem ‘Vidyasundar’ is full of dramatic qualities, and the dialogues of the characters are dramatic. The poet also mentioned it as 'Natgiti' in his poem. Natgiti were also important in medieval social life from the point of view of women's education. His second poetry is the story of war, the poem ‘Rasul Bijoy’, for the purpose of spreading Islam. Although the background of the poem is foreign, it has domestic social and cultural environment also. In the poem ‘Rasul Bijoy’, hidusism is expressed and it says poet’s non-communal thinking. In the poem, the eternal patriarchy is shown in the character of Raja Jayakum. In the poem, we see female character Jaygun, who is immersed in weapons of war. Poet also expressed romantic character through fairy in his poem. The poet used rhythm, simile, ornamentation in his poem to enhance his writing.