নরৱের কাউন্টিহানি
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[[নরৱে]] দেশ এহানরে ১৯গ প্রশাসনিক লয়াত ভাগ করানি অসে যেতারে [[কাউন্টি]] বুলতারা ([[নরৱেজিয়ান ঠার|নরৱেজিয়ানন]]: একবচনে ''ফায়লকে (fylke)'', বহুবচনে ''ফায়লকের (fylker)'' ([[বকমাল]]) / ''fylke'' ([[নায়রসক]]); মারি ১৯১৮ পেয়া ''এম্ট (amt)'', বহুবচনে ''এম্টের (amter)'' / ''amt'') বুলিয়া নাঙ আসিল। কাউন্টি এতারে পয়লা লয়াত ভাগ করানি অসে থাঙনাত ৪৩১হান পৌরসভাত ভাগ করানি অসে যেতারে (''কমিউন (kommune)'', বহুবচনে ''কমিউনের (kommuner)'' / ''kommunar'') বুলানি অর। রাজধানী [[ওসলো]] এহান কাউন্টি বারো পৌরসভা দিয়হানি পাতাপে পরেসে।

== কাউন্টির পারেঙহানি ==
* [[আকেরশুস]]
* [[ঔস্ট-অগ্দের]]
* [[বাসকেরুড]]
* [[ফিনমার্ক]]
* [[হেডমার্ক]]
* [[হোর্দলেন্ড]]
* [[মারে ওগ রোম্সডাল]]
* [[নোর্দলেন্ড]]
* [[নোর্দ-ট্রান্ডেলাগ]]
* [[ওপল্যান্ড]]
* [[ওসলো]]
* [[আসফোল্ড]]
* [[রোগালেন্ড]]
* [[সোগ্ন ওগ ফযোর্দানে]]
* [[সার-ট্রান্ডেলাগ]]
* [[টেলেমার্ক]]
* [[ট্রোমস]]
* [[বেস্ট-অগ্দের]]
* [[বেস্টফোল্ড]]

== ইতিহাস ==

=== ''লেন'' ===

Formerly the term ''len'' (plural ''len'') in [[Norway]] signified an administrative region roughly equivalent to today's [[counties of Norway|counties]]. The historic ''len'' was an important administrative entity during the period of [[Denmark-Norway|Dano-Norwegian]] unification after their [[political union|amalgamation]] as one state, which lasted for the period [[1536]]<ref>[[Christian III of Denmark|Christian III]], king of Denmark-Norway, carried out the [[Protestant Reformation]] in Norway in 1536.</ref>–[[1814]]. <p> At the beginning of the [[16th century|1500s]] the political divisions were variable, but consistently included four main ''len'' and approximately 30 smaller sub-regions with varying connections to a main ''len''. Up to [[1660]] the four principle ''len'' were headquartered at the major fortresses [[Bohus Fortress]], [[Akershus Fortress]], [[Bergenhus Fortress]] and the fortified city of [[Trondheim]]<ref>{{cite book|author=Kavli, Guthorm |title=Norges festninger|publisher=Universitetsforlaget |year=1987|id=ISBN 82-00-18430-7}}</ref>. The sub-regions corresponded to the church districts for the [[Lutheran]] church in Norway. </p>

=== ''এম্ট'' ===
With the royal decree of [[February 19]], [[1662]], each ''len'' was designated an ''amt'' (plural ''amt'') and the ''lenmann'' was titled ''amtmann'', from German ''Amt'' (office), reflecting the bias of the Danish court of that period.<ref>[http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amt Amt at Norwegian Wiki site]]</ref>

==== মারি ১৬৭১র ''এম্ট'' ====
After 1671 Norway was divided into four principle ''amt'' or ''stiftsamt'' and there were nine subordinate ''amt'':
* Stiftsamt: [[Akershus amt]] (headquarter: [[Oslo|Christiania]])
** Amt: [[Smålenene amt]], [[Brunla amt]]
* Stiftsamt: [[Agdesiden amt]] (headquarter: [[Kristiansand]])
** Amt: [[Bratsberg amt]], [[Stavanger amt]]
* Stiftsamt: [[Bergenhus amt]] (headquarter: [[Bergen, Norway|Bergen]])
** Amt: [[Halsnøy klostergods]], [[Hardanger amt]], [[Nordlandene amt]]
* Stiftsamt: [[Trondheim amt]] (headquarter: [[Trondheim]])
** Amt: [[Romsdalen amt]], [[Vardøhus amt]]

=== ''ফায়লকে'' ===
[[ছবি:Map_Norway_political-geo.png|থাম্ব|300px|ডান|A geopolitical map of Norway, exhibiting its 19 first-order [[administrative division|subnational divisions]] (''fylker'' or "counties") with [[Svalbard]] and [[Jan Mayen]]]]
From 1919 each ''amt'' was renamed a ''fylke'' (plural ''fylker'') (county) and the ''amtmann'' was now titled ''fylkesmann'' (county governor).

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== পাসিতা ==
{{পাসিতা তালিকা}}

== মিলাপ ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060213153917/http://www.ks.no/upload/57389/Forskning_reform_selstad2.ppt Regionalization and devolution: Proposed new regions of Norway (powerpoint slide show)]
নরৱে দেশ এহানরে ১৯গ প্রশাসনিক লয়াত ভাগ করানি অসে যেতারে কাউন্টি বুলতারা (নরৱেজিয়ানন: একবচনে ফায়লকে (fylke), বহুবচনে ফায়লকের (fylker) (বকমাল) / fylke (নায়রসক); মারি ১৯১৮ পেয়া এম্ট (amt), বহুবচনে এম্টের (amter) / amt) বুলিয়া নাঙ আসিল। কাউন্টি এতারে পয়লা লয়াত ভাগ করানি অসে থাঙনাত ৪৩১হান পৌরসভাত ভাগ করানি অসে যেতারে (কমিউন (kommune), বহুবচনে কমিউনের (kommuner) / kommunar) বুলানি অর। রাজধানী ওসলো এহান কাউন্টি বারো পৌরসভা দিয়হানি পাতাপে পরেসে।

 কাউন্টির পারেঙহানি 
 আকেরশুস
 ঔস্ট-অগ্দের
 বাসকেরুড
 ফিনমার্ক
 হেডমার্ক
 হোর্দলেন্ড
 মারে ওগ রোম্সডাল
 নোর্দলেন্ড
 নোর্দ-ট্রান্ডেলাগ
 ওপল্যান্ড
 ওসলো
 আসফোল্ড
 রোগালেন্ড
 সোগ্ন ওগ ফযোর্দানে
 সার-ট্রান্ডেলাগ
 টেলেমার্ক
 ট্রোমস
 বেস্ট-অগ্দের
 বেস্টফোল্ড

 ইতিহাস 

 লেন 

Formerly the term len (plural len) in Norway signified an administrative region roughly equivalent to today's counties. The historic len was an important administrative entity during the period of Dano-Norwegian unification after their amalgamation as one state, which lasted for the period 1536Christian III, king of Denmark-Norway, carried out the Protestant Reformation in Norway in 1536.–1814.  At the beginning of the 1500s the political divisions were variable, but consistently included four main len and approximately 30 smaller sub-regions with varying connections to a main len. Up to 1660 the four principle len were headquartered at the major fortresses Bohus Fortress, Akershus Fortress, Bergenhus Fortress and the fortified city of Trondheim. The sub-regions corresponded to the church districts for the Lutheran church in Norway. 

 এম্ট 
With the royal decree of February 19, 1662, each len was designated an amt (plural amt) and the lenmann was titled amtmann, from German Amt (office), reflecting the bias of the Danish court of that period.Amt at Norwegian Wiki site]

 মারি ১৬৭১র এম্ট 
After 1671 Norway was divided into four principle amt or stiftsamt and there were nine subordinate amt:
 Stiftsamt: Akershus amt (headquarter: Christiania)
 Amt: Smålenene amt, Brunla amt
 Stiftsamt: Agdesiden amt (headquarter: Kristiansand)
 Amt: Bratsberg amt, Stavanger amt
 Stiftsamt: Bergenhus amt (headquarter: Bergen)
 Amt: Halsnøy klostergods, Hardanger amt, Nordlandene amt
 Stiftsamt: Trondheim amt (headquarter: Trondheim)
 Amt: Romsdalen amt, Vardøhus amt

 ফায়লকে 
থাম্ব|300px|ডান|A geopolitical map of Norway, exhibiting its 19 first-order subnational divisions (fylker or "counties") with Svalbard and Jan Mayen
From 1919 each amt was renamed a fylke (plural fylker) (county) and the amtmann was now titled fylkesmann (county governor).

 পাসিতা 

 মিলাপ 
 Regionalization and devolution: Proposed new regions of Norway (powerpoint slide show)