तराईका आदिवासीहरु हुक्काहुक्की हर्षोल्लासपूर्वक मनाउँदै

१८ कार्तिक, खजुरगाछी ।
राजवंशी समाज विकास समिति जुरोपानीले शुभ दिपावलीको अवसरमा आइतबार धुमधामसग सामुहिक हुक्काहुक्की खेलको आयोजना गरेको छ । तराईका आदिवासी समुदायले परम्परागत रुपमा मनाउँदै आएको हुक्काहुक्की खेल दादो दादी भनेर हजुरबा हजुरआमालाई सम्झिँदै मनाएको समाजका अध्यक्ष रघुनाथ राजवंशीले वताए ।
हर्षोल्लासपूर्वक मनाइने गरेको हुक्काहुक्की मनाउन पूर्वका राजवंशी, कोच, ताजपुरिया, ऋषिदेव, माझी,

Chilarai

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Shukladhwaja

 

Shukladhwaj (1510 – 1571 AD), or more popularly Chilarai, was the younger brother of Nara Narayan, the king of the Kamata kingdom in the 16th century. He was Nara Narayan's commander-in-chief and he got his name Chilarai because his movement as a general was as fast as a chila (kite). Chilarai is known to have descended from the powerful founder of the Koch dynasty of Kamatapur, Viswa Simha. By his valour, he played a significant role in expanding the empire of his elder brother, Maharaja Nara Narayan. His valour ensured Koch supremacy over the Bhutia, Kachari kingdom and the Ahoms though several battles were fought between the Koches and Ahoms with countable victories for both sides.

History of Sidli Koch Kingdom

The original Goalpara district was first created in 1822 A.D. by David Scott- an employee of East India Company, who was the first Commissioner of newly created North East Rangpur district Hd. Qr. at Rangpur town (now in Bangla Desh) and newly created Goalpara district was also tagged with North-East Rangpur district for administration. The erstwhile Bijni Kingdom's area which included the undivided Garo Hills district area also constituted the original Goalpara district area in 1822. In 1866 Garo Hills was separated from Goalpara district area and in the same year a new district named "Greater Koch Behar" was created and the residual portion of Goalpara district was withdrawn from Rangpur and tagged with Koch Behar. In 1874 a new province named Assam Valley Province was created by British Govt. (Successor of East India Company) and Goalpara district area was withdrawn from Koch Behar and tagged with Assam Province which continues till today unless petty political gambling disturbs. Now the original

मोर जीवनसाथी

घरमा बेकामे भएर बसेपछि बाबुले दीपकलाई विदेश पठाइदिन्छन् । धेरथोर पैसा कमाएपछि घरमा बोलाएर उसलाई बाबुले बिहेका लागि आग्रह गर्छन् । दीपकको गाउँकै आरतीसित बिहे हुन्छ । तर, वैवाहिक सम्बन्ध सुमधुर बन्न सक्तैन । दीपक घरायसी मामलाभन्दा पनि बाहिरी रिमझिममा व्यस्त हुन्छ । उसले पत्नीलाई विदेशै लिएर गएको हुन्छ । यस्तै सिलसिलामा उसको रोश्नीसित प्रेमसम्बन्ध सुरु हुन्छ । तर, आखिरीमा उसले आरतीलाई माया गर्छ । सबै मिलेर बस्छन् ।
यो कथा हो राजवंशी भाषाको पछिल्लो चलचित्र मोर जीवनसाथीको ।  झापा विर्तामोडको च्यारेटी शो पर््रदर्शनको अवसरमा निर्माता दरपसिंह राजवंशीले भने, 'फिलिम पारिवारिक कथावस्तुमा आधारित छ ।' उनका अनुसार चलचित्रको पूरै कथा एउटा परिवारभित्र केन्द्रित छ । साढे पाँच लाख रुपैयाँको लागतमा निर्मित चलचित्र दीपक अधिकारीले निर्देशन गरेका हुन् । चलचित्रमा कृष्ण राजवंशी -दीपक) नायक, श्यामा राजवंशी -आरती) नायिका र पुनम राजवंशी -रोश्नी) सहनायिका छन् । त्यस्तै, धर्मलाल राजवंशी, यामलाल राजवंशी, पुनम चौधरी, करिश्मा शर्मा, रामबहादुर राजवंशीको मुख्य भूमिका रहेको चलचित्र गोकुलप्रसाद राजवंशीको प्रस्तुति हो । आदर्श मुभिज कला केन्द्रको ब्यानरमा बनेको चलचित्र झापाका विभिन्न क्षेत्र र भारतमा छायाङ्कन भएको छ ।
राजवंशी भाषाको चौथो सो चलचित्रमा सन्तोष खवासको द्वन्द्व, गोविन्द प्रभातको नृत्य, गङ्गाप्रसाद राजवंशीको सङ्गीत, गणेश श्रेष्ठको छायाङ्कन र राजकुमार साहको कथा रहेको छ । चलचित्रको स्थानीय संयोजन सिर्द्धार्थ युवा क्लब घैलाडुब्बाले गरेको छ । राजवंशी भाषामा यसअघि देवसरी, माअेरआशर्ीवाद लगायतका फिल्म बनिसकेका छन् ।

THE VAOAIYA FOLKSONG OF RAJBANGSHIES AT BANGLADESH...

Bangladesh has a rich tradition of folk music.  Although internationally the Baul music is the most well known, there is also the vaoaiya (bhawaia), jari, shari, bhatiyali, jager-gaan, jhumur-gaan, shoitto-peerer-gaan, gajir-gaan, gomvira, baul-gaan, jhapan-gaan, maijvandari-gaan, jogeer-gaan, marfoti-gaan, murshidi-gaan, alkap-gaan, torja-gaan, ghatur-gaan, letor-gaan, dhuaa-gaan, khapa-gaan, and a host of others.  This page will concentrate on the vaoaiya(a.k.a. Bhawaia), which is one of the most popular mainstream folk-songs of northern Bangladesh.

Background

The history of the vaoaiya folk song, like the history of most folk arts, is not always clear.  It is believed that the vaoaiya originated in the Rangpur Districts and the Koch Behar.  Many believe that it is traceable back to the 14th and 15th century.

The first scholarly approach to the subject of vaoaiya appears to be the work of Sir Abraham Grierson (1851-1941).  He was a former British Deputy Collector of the Rangpur district.  He collected two vaoaiya lyrics 1898 and used them as an example of the local dialect.  It is published in his book Linguistic Survey of India (1903), Vol-V, Part-I.