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The population of the Bengal delta has always been remarkably mobile. This has often led to tensions between the territorial rights of the sedentary people and the rights of mobile others. These tensions revealed themselves in multiple moving frontiers and a dynamic economy. The Bengal delta was never an isolated place. On the contrary, one of its basic features was its openness to both the immense expanse of the Indian Ocean and an enormous hinterland. For as far back as we can reconstruct. It was integrated into networks of long-distance trade. pilgrimage. political alliance. cultural exchange and travel. It served as a gateway to the wider world for people and goods from the landlocked Ganges plains in the west. from Tibet and Nepal in the north and from the Brahmaputra valley in the east. Conversely, traders, Buddhist pilgrims, political emissaries and adventurers who wanted to visit these regions had to pass through Bengal. It was the coastal waterways of Bengal that South-east Asians, North, Indians, Srilankans, Chinese, Arabs, Central Asians, Persians, Ethiopians, and Tibetans met from very early times.
large number of sedentary people
openness to nto only the Indian Ocean but also to its coastal land
openness to the immense expanse of the Indian Ocean
a dynamic economy maintained by the virtue of war
tensions between these two groups of population led to degradation of economy
territorial rights were the source of tension between these two groups of population
tensions between these two groups of population were mostly about religion
the mobile population were larger in number than sedentary people
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the people and goods from landlocked Ganges plains
the people and goods from Tibet
the people and goods from Nepal
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