Mir Taqi Mir Biography - Meer Taqi Meer Biography - Life of Mir Taqi Mir

Mir Taqi Mir Biography - Meer Taqi Meer Biography - Life of Mir Taqi Mir

Mir Taqi Mir (One of the Greatest Poet of his time):

Mir Taqi Mir (born 28 May 1723 - died 22 September 1810) was the great poet of the real name Mir Muhammad Taqi Urdu. Mir was his pseudonym. Mir Taqi Mir's position in Urdu poetry is very high. He was honored by critics and poets for addressing God. He was one of the unique poets of his time.

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Mir Taqi Mir (Meer Taqi Meer) 

Mir Taqi was born in 1723 in Agra, Agra. His father's name was Muhammad Ali but Ali was known as Muttiqi. And Darwish was the place of worship. Mir received his early education from his father's friend Syed Amanullah, but before his further education when Mir was just nine years old, his father started teaching and training after that. But he died a few months later. From here the long chapter of suffering and suffering began in Mir's life. His half-brother, Muhammad Hassan, did not behave well. He arrived in Delhi in search of employment and was employed by a nawab. But when the Nawab was killed in a battle, Mir Agra returned. But the passing of time could not be a form. So he left for Delhi again and stayed with his uncle, Sirajuddin Arzo. Khan's wishes also began to bother him, prompting his half brother. Some sadness, some sadness caused the condition of the jinn. Mir's time was a time of turmoil and corruption. After suffering hardships on all sides, Mir Gosha finally left for Lucknow in search of profit. And after the travel hours he reached Lucknow. There his poetry was blurred. Nawab Asif-ud-Dula appointed monthly stipend of Rs. 300. And Mir started living comfortably. But because of the temperament, they were angry at something and separated from the court. In the last three years, the passing of the young daughter and wife has increased the trauma. In 1810, at the age of 87, he fell asleep forever in Lucknow. An important source of information about Mir's life is his biography "Zikr Mir", which covers the period from his childhood to his residence in Lucknow. Mir spent a few days of his life in Mughal Delhi. The place where he lived in Old Delhi at that time was called Kochha Chalam.