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Culture of Sylhet
History Proto-historic Pragjyotisha Kingdom Classical Kamarupa Kingdom Medieval Samatata Kamarupa Jaintia Kingdom Gour Kingdom Laur Kingdom Pratapgarh Kingdom Conquest of Sylhet Usmangarh Mughal Empire Bengal Subah Company Raj British Raj Modern Colonial Assam Assam Province Sylhet referendum
People Sylhetis Muslims Mahimals Hindus Tribes Garo Halam tribe Khasi Manipuri Pangal Tea tribes Beens Bonaz
Languages Major Sylheti language Script Minor Meitei Khasi
Traditions Dhamail Shital Pati Puthi
Cuisine Akhni Aash Bash Beef Hatkora Chunga Pitha Hutki Shira Nunor Bora Seven Color Tea Tusha Shinni
Festivals Eid-ul-Adha Eid-ul-Fitr Raslila Durga Puja
Religion Major Islam Others Hinduism Christianity
Art World Sylhet Convention
Literature Sylheti literature History Al Islah Archives Charyapads Halatunnabi Sylhet Gitika Genres Poetry Novels Folk literature Institutions Kendriya Muslim Sahitya Sangsad
Music and performing arts Baul music Ghatu Manipuri dance
Media Channel S Bangla TV Sylheter Dak

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