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The Rangpur Revolt

 The Rangpur Dhing

Rangpur revolt

The Rangpur Revolt was erupted in the district of Rangpur, Bengal in 1783. It is also known as the Rangpur Dhing. The term ‘Dhing’ literally means ‘rebellion’. It was a protest by the peasants and the Zamindars against the excessive revenue demands of East India Company. 
 
Leaders of the Rangpur Revolt
Nuruluddin and Dayaram Seal were the leaders of the revolt.
 
Causes of the Rangpur revolt
With the establishment, the East India Company introduced Ijaradari system to collect revenue in Bengal. As per this system, the company auctioned off the land to the highest bidder who became the ijaradar. Thus ijaradar was contracting party with the Company who promised to pay revenue that was fixed either annually or every 5 years on a piece of land.


The ijardar was not interested in the welfare of the farmers who cultivated the land under him.  His main objective was to squeeze out maximum revenue from the farmers in order to pay the company and also earn some profit for himself. If the zamindars or the farmers were unable to pay the taxes on time, they were oppressed in many ways. Very often the estates of defaulting zamindars, especially estates owned by women, were confiscated without much compensation. Neither the zamindars nor the farmers were spared even if the crops failed due to natural calamities like famine.


In 1783, Debi Singh became the Ijaradar of Rangpur and Dinajpur. He resorted to oppressive means of revenue extraction. Under him the revolt took a terrible form. On 18th January, 1783, the farmers of Shakina, Fatehpur, Kajir Haat and Dimla in Rangpur District rose to revolt. They were united under the leadership of Nuruluddin.


The rebels established an independent local government at Tepagram. This government worked freely for five weeks. Dayaram Seal was an assistant to Nuruluddin. The main agenda of this government was to unite the Hindu and the Muslim communities in order to defy Debi Singh.


The revolutionary government collected ‘ding khorcha’ or contributions to run the government and rebellion. They aimed at setting fire to the offices of zamindars and loot their treasury, free the jailed farmers from the prison of Dakligung, and also to kill the tax collector officials of Debi Sigh. When the rebellion spread to the whole of Coochbihar and Dinajpur, Richard Goodland, the collector of Rangpur, could not contain the revolt. Ultimately, the uprising was put down by the British and many rebels were killed.
 
Significance of the Rangpur revolt
Though the Rangpur revolt suppressed, it showed the weaknesses of the ijardari system. The government brought about some reforms in the farming system. This revolt had paved the way for a more permanent system of land revenue. The rebellion saw unity between Hindus and Muslims.


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1.      When did the Rangpur Revolt occur?
            (i) 1783            (ii) 17875         (iii) 1787          (iv) None of these
 
2. Where did the Rangpur Revolt occur?
(i) Odissa         (ii) Bihar          (iii) Bengal      (iv) None
   
 
3.      What was the nature of the Rangpur Revolt?
            (i) Tribal          (ii) Religious    (iii) Workers                (iv) Peasant
   
4.      The leaders of the Rangpur Revolt.
            (i) Nuruluddin             (ii) Dayaram Seal                    (iii) Both          (iv) None
   
5.      The Rangpur Revolt occur against the
(i) British         (ii) Money lender        (iii) zamindar               (iv) None
   
6.      Debi Singh was the ijaradar of?
            (i) Rangpur      (ii) Dibalpur     (iii) Barisal       (iv) None
   
7.      To which revolt the term ‘Dhing’ associated?
            (i) Sanyasi                   (ii) Rangpur                 (iii) Wahabi     (iv) Ferazi
 
8.      Meaning of the term Dhing is
            (i) Hool                        (ii) Rebellion               (iii) Fight         (iv) Attack
   
9.      Which one among the following taxes was collected by the Rangpur revolutionary government?
            (i) Dingh Khorcha                   (ii) Jatia Khorcha                     (iii) Dadan       (iv) None
    


English Version
Q1: When and where did the Rangpur Revolt occur? Name its leader.
Ans: The Rangpur Revolt was erupted in the district of Rangpur, Bengal in 1783. Nuruluddin and Dayaram Seal were the leaders of the revolt.
 
Q2: What was Ding Khorcha? Who collected it?
Ans: Ding Khorcha was a tax to run the government. It was collected by revolutionary government established during the Rangpur Revolt in 1783.
 
Q3: Define the term Dhing. To which revolt does it associated?
Ans: The term ‘Dhing’ literally means ‘rebellion’. It was used during the Rangpur Revolt in 1783.
 
Q4: What was the significance of the Rangpur Revolt?
Ans: Though the Rangpur revolt suppressed, it showed the weaknesses of the ijardari system. The government brought about some reforms in the farming system. This revolt had paved the way for a more permanent system of land revenue. The rebellion saw unity between Hindus and Muslims.
 
Q5: Who was Debi Singh?
Ans: Debi Singh was the Ijaradar of Rangpur and Dinajpur. His oppressive measures for the collection of taxes sparked off the Rangpur Revolt.

Q6: Where did the Rangpur Revolt occur?
Ans: The Rangpur Revolt occurred in the District of Rangpur, Bengal. the farmers of Shakina, Fatehpur, Kajir Haat and Dimla in Rangpur District rose to revolt.


 Hindi Version

महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्न:
Q1: रंगपुर विद्रोह कब और कहाँ हुआ था? इसके नेता का नाम बताइए।
उत्तर: रंगपुर विद्रोह 1783 में बंगाल के रंगपुर जिले में हुआ था। नूरुलुद्दीन और दयाराम सील विद्रोह के नेता थे।

Q2: डिंग खोरचा क्या था? इसे किसने एकत्र किया?
उत्तर: डिंग खोरचा सरकार चलाने के लिए एक कर था। इसे 1783 में रंगपुर विद्रोह के दौरान स्थापित क्रांतिकारी सरकार द्वारा एकत्र किया गया था।

Q3: ढिंग शब्द को परिभाषित करें। यह किस विद्रोह से संबंधित है?
उत्तर: 'ढिंग' शब्द का शाब्दिक अर्थ है 'विद्रोह'। इसका इस्तेमाल 1783 में रंगपुर विद्रोह के दौरान किया गया था।

Q4: रंगपुर विद्रोह का क्या महत्व था?
उत्तर: हालांकि रंगपुर विद्रोह को दबा दिया गया, लेकिन इसने इजरदारी व्यवस्था की कमजोरियों को दिखाया। सरकार ने कृषि प्रणाली में कुछ सुधार लाए। इस विद्रोह ने भू-राजस्व की अधिक स्थायी व्यवस्था का मार्ग प्रशस्त किया था। विद्रोह ने हिंदुओं और मुसलमानों के बीच एकता देखी।

Q5: देबी सिंह कौन थे?
उत्तर: देबी सिंह रंगपुर और दिनाजपुर के इजरदार थे। करों की वसूली के लिए उनके दमनकारी उपायों ने रंगपुर विद्रोह को जन्म दिया।

Q6: रंगपुर विद्रोह कहाँ हुआ था?
उत्तर: रंगपुर विद्रोह बंगाल के रंगपुर जिले में हुआ था। रंगपुर जिले के शकीना, फतेहपुर, काजीर हाट और डिमला के किसानों ने विद्रोह कर दिया।


Urdu Version
 اہم سوالات:
Q1: رنگ پور بغاوت کب اور کہاں ہوئی؟ اس کے لیڈر کا نام بتائیں۔
جواب: 1783 میں رنگپور ، بنگال ضلع میں رنگ پور بغاوت پھوٹ پڑی۔ نورالدین اور دیارام مہر بغاوت کے رہنما تھے۔

Q2: ڈنگ خورچہ کیا تھا؟ کس نے جمع کیا؟
جواب: ڈنگ کورچہ حکومت چلانے کے لیے ایک ٹیکس تھا۔ اسے 1783 میں رنگپور بغاوت کے دوران قائم کی گئی انقلابی حکومت نے وصول کیا تھا۔

Q3  لفظ ڈھینگ کی وضاحت کریں۔ یہ کس بغاوت سے وابستہ ہے؟
جواب: ’’ ڈھنگ ‘‘ کے لفظی معنی ہیں ’’ بغاوت ‘‘۔ یہ 1783 میں رنگپور بغاوت کے دوران استعمال ہوا۔

Q4: رنگ پور بغاوت کی کیا اہمیت تھی؟
جواب: اگرچہ رنگ پور بغاوت کو دبا دیا گیا ، اس نے اجارداری نظام کی کمزوریوں کو ظاہر کیا۔ حکومت نے کاشتکاری کے نظام میں کچھ اصلاحات لائیں۔ اس بغاوت نے زمینی محصولات کے زیادہ مستقل نظام کی راہ ہموار کی تھی۔ بغاوت نے ہندوؤں اور مسلمانوں کے درمیان اتحاد دیکھا۔

Q5: دیبی سنگھ کون تھا؟
جواب: دیبی سنگھ رنگ پور اور دیناج پور کے اجارہ دار تھے۔ ٹیکسوں کی وصولی کے لیے ان کے جابرانہ اقدامات نے رنگپور بغاوت کو برپا کیا ۔

Q6: رنگ پور بغاوت کہاں ہوئی؟
جواب: رنگپور بغاوت ضلع رنگ پور ، بنگال میں ہوئی۔ ضلع رنگ پور کے شکینہ ، فتح پور ، کجیر ہاٹ اور دیملا کے کسان بغاوت پر اُٹھ پڑے۔


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