Summary: The blind poet has reproduced the phonetic sound of the words in the ballad, which has been passed down by rhapsodists without knowledge of letters and conforms to conventional use for those who know alphabets. The poem, dictated by the blind poet, contains unconventional spelling true to sounds like Bib for ceiy, and Atel for Bret. The manuscript contains anomalies like rhymes between disparate words whose actual pronunciation differs from the written form in the dialects of Sylhet and Mymensingh. The ballad, though lacking literary beauties, depicts historical and social conditions during the Muhammadan reign, narrating life in prisons and gruesome punishments. The text highlights the ruthlessness and tyranny of the chiefs and their impact on the suffering populace, prompting occasional revolts against autocrats. The poet's work has received critical acclaim, shedding light on Bengali language and culture, and opening avenues for the study of vernacular literature.