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villages, plundered the temples, violated the chastity of women, and put large numbers of innocent persons to death. Previously the
Assamese people on the north bank of Brahmaputra, with the aid of hill tribes Akas and Daflas, successfully overthrew the Burmese rule by organizing resistances and harassing the Burmese troops by waging guerilla warfare. The Burmese now appeared in overwhelming force and crushed out all attempts of active resistance in the north bank of Brahmaputra. In revenge for the opposition offered to their army, the Burmese slaughtered a vast number of men, women and children. Many Assamese people fled to the hills, and to Jaintia, Cachar and British ruled
1593:), Purandar Singha's army was supplied with guns and firearms. With his army fully equipped, Purandar Singha sent his men under the leadership of Mr. Robert Bruce, to attack Chandrakanta Singha's forces in May, 1821. Purandar Singha's forces were defeated by Chandrakanta Singha and their commander Mr. Robert Bruce was taken prisoner. Robert Bruce was later released on his agreeing to enter under the service of Chandrakanta Singha and to supply his soldiers' firearms and ammunitions. News of Chandrakanta's preparations alarmed the Burmese. They mobilized their troops in Upper Assam and marched towards
811:. He was installed as King twice. His first reign ended when Ruchinath Burhagohain deposed him and installed Purandar Singha in his stead. His second reign ended with his defeat at the hands of the invading Burmese army. He continued his militant efforts to regain his kingdom as well as to keep Purandar Singha at bay. Finally he submitted himself to Burmese who induced him to believe that they will make him king. Instead he was seized and placed in confinement at Rangpur. After the defeat of Burmese in the First Anglo-Burmese War and subsequent peace
1117:. The Ahom war council decided to continue the war; and a fresh army was hastily equipped and sent to resist the Burmese. Like the former one, it was utterly defeated, near Kathalbari east of Dihing. The Burmese continued their advance pillaging and burning the villages along their line of march. Ruchinath Burhagohain endeavoured in vain to induce Chandrakanta Singha to retreat to Lower Assam, and then, perceiving that the latter intended to sacrifice him, in order to conciliate Badan Chandra and his Burmese allies, fled westwards to
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1318:, had guided the Burmese during their second invasion of Assam. He interceded on behalf of the Assamese subjects and procured from the Burmese general an order for the stay of the atrocities. The Assamese army resisted the Burmese in Phulapanichiga near the Janji River on February 17, 1819. Initially, the Assamese resisted the Burmese with some spirit, but at a critical point in the engagement, their commander lost his nerve. They were defeated and beat a hasty retreat to
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Bahadur died in action, while his other two commanders, Gopal Singh and Bhola Paniphukan narrowly escaped. Boasted by their initial victory, the Burmese came out of their entrenchment and attacked Chandrakanta's camp, but Chandrakanta Singha now personally led his army and repulsed the Burmese, inflicting heavy casualties. Seeing the Burmese army in chaos, he led the counter-offensive on Burmese entrenchment and successfully broke Burmese defenses; and recaptured
2004:, widow of the late Keshab Kanta Singha Jubraj of Gauhati was granted a sum of Rs 1000 to enable her to meet the expenses connected with the marriage ceremony of her youngest step-daughter Prafullabala with second son of Srijut Khogendra Narain Chowdhury, the Zamindar of Lakhipur, Goalpara in the month of January 1903. Rani Mahendri died at Gauhati in 1923. Pensions to the members of the Ahom Royal Family have ceased with the death of Rani Mahendri Devi in 1923.
1513:. Kalibar Burhagohain was defeated and was taken prisoner by the Burmese. The Assamese soldiers tried to defend the Capital from the Burmese invaders, but they were overwhelmed and the Burmese occupied the city in April, 1821. The Burmese commander Mingimaha Tilowa Baju invited Chandrakanta to return to the Capital, but Chandrakanta refused to believe the Burmese and declined their invitation. Mingimaha Tilowa Baju, after obtaining consent from
1621:'s western border with British India, with a garrison of three hundred Sikh soldiers. When the Burmese attacked Hadirachowki, Holiram Duariya Baruah and his Sikh soldiers fought bravely. But the Burmese came in overwhelming numbers and Holiram's forces were defeated. He himself was injured by a rifle bayonet thrust inflicted by a Burmese soldier. Chandrakanta Singha and his followers retreated across the border into British ruled
1036:, while they followed at a safe distance, and roared with laughter as the brute demolished houses and killed the people who were unlucky enough to come in its way. At last, things reached such a pass that Purnananda determined that Badan Chandra had to be removed. In 1815, a deputation was sent to arrest him; but, being warned in time by his daughter, Pijou Gabharu, who was married to one of the Burhagohain's sons, he escaped to
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1129:. The young king, Chandrakanta had no alternative but to acquiesce in Badan Chandra's proposal. Badan Chandra now became all powerful and he used his Burmese allies to plunder and slay all the relations and adherents of Purnananda Burhagohain. He removed all the officers from their respective offices, whom he suspected as supporters of Purnananda Burhagohain, including his own uncle Srinath Duara
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ministers. However his second reign and his continuous efforts to free his kingdom from
Burmese invaders throws light to another side of his character, the one which is courageous, brave and full of determination. He hated to live under submission and events of his life had proved it. Even during his first reign, he dared to throw off the influence of the Prime Minister Purnananda
1710:. The Assamese villagers, especially on the north bank of Brahmaputra joined the fray and waged guerilla warfare against the occupying Burmese troops after obtaining help from the tribes of Akas and Dafalas, completely diminishing Burmese authority from the north bank of Brahmaputra. The Burmese commander Mingimaha Tilowa Baju sent a long letter to the British Governor-General at
832:. During his childhood, he made friends with the sons of junior officers and palace servants. Prominent among them was Satram, who was the son of a royal poultry keeper and he exerted great influence over Chandrakanta Gohain. After Kadamdighala died in 1799 Chandrakanta succeeded him and remained in that office till his accession to the throne.
1404:, to help recover their kingdom. The Governor-General replied that the British Government was not accustomed to interfere in the internal affairs of foreign states. Meanwhile, Chandrakanta Singha and his Burmese allies also requested the British authorities for the extradition of the fugitives, but to these requests also a deaf ear was turned.
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enemy soldiers. For some time his troops held their own, but in the end their ammunition gave out and they were defeated with a loss of 1500 men. The
Burmese won the battle due to their numerical superiority but sustained losses more than that of Chandrakanta's forces. Chandrakanta Singha and his remaining forces managed to escape back to
988:. According to the custom of Ahom rule, the Grand Council of the three Gohains held absolute power. Unanimously, the Council could enthrone or dethrone a king and it could revert any order given by the king himself. A wave of panic ran across Chandrakanta Singha and the royal family. The Queen-mother, Numali Rajmao pleaded with Purnananda
972:, was also made party to this belief. Satram, along with his associates planned to assassinate the Burhagohain, while he was on his way to the royal palace. The plot was discovered and all the associates of Satram were arrested and duly punished. Satram fled to the Royal palace and sought refuge from the King. Meanwhile, Purnananda
1888:. Though, the conspiracy was detected in time and the conspirators were duly punished, the British authorities were concerned over the growing dissatisfaction among the people towards British rule. Therefore, in an attempt to pacify the people, in 1832 A.D., the British Government considered restoring Upper Assam to the former
904:'s influence and control. Chandrakanta often listened to Satram's advice in preference to nobles, and at last took to receiving them in audience with Satram seated at his side. The nobles protested, but in vain, and things rapidly went from bad to worse. Backed by Satram and other associates, the young King flouted Purnananda
1088:. It was joined en route by the chiefs of Mungkong, Hukong and Manipur, and, by the time Namrup was reached, its number had swollen to about sixteen thousand. Assamese chroniclers of that time stated that the Burmese army was commanded by Bom Senapati and Kamini Phukan. Ultimatums were dispatched to the
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Burmese forces in the battle of Hadirachowki. In the battle Chandrakanta Singha was finally defeated and his army totally eliminated. Chandrakanta Singha narrowly escaped to British ruled
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Assamese-Hindustani forces led by Chandrakanta Singha fought the decisive battle at Mahagarh. Chandrakanta Singha is said to have displayed unusual vigour and courage by himself present in the thick of battle; personally leading his soldiers; and engaged in hand-to-hand combat with
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Burmese commander Mingimaha Tilowa Baju (local people at that time called this commander as Deka Raja or Young King for some reason unknown). The initial attack by Chandrakanta Singha on Burmese entrenchments was repelled by the Burmese, and his commander Subedar Jagadish
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Burmese commander sent an insolent message to the British Officer commanding at Goalpara warning him that, if protections were afforded to Chandrakanta Singha, a Burmese army of 18,000 men, commanded by forty Rajas( kings or chiefs), would invade the British territories and arrest him
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Burmese Commander Mingi Maha Tilowa Baju in pursuit of Chandrakanta Singha. Unable to resist the Burmese with his small force, Chandrakanta Singha fall back to Hadirachowki (Assam chowki), where he made preparation to resist the Burmese with his mixed levies consisting of Sikh, Hindustanis and
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was appointed as a protected prince in charge of Upper Assam, excluding Sadiya and Matak regions, on a stipulated tribute of 50,000 rupees. Purandar Singha began well but within three years he defaulted in his payments. The British accused him of maladministration and corruptions. In view of such
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to the throne, he would be more grateful and will submit to British rule more readily than his rival candidate Chandrakanta Singha. In addition, if Chandrakanta become king, he had a reputation for his independent attitude and for his military exploits against the Burmese, could become a threat to
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to spare her son, the king. The Burhagohain gave his word to the Queen-mother regarding the safety of the King, and in return, he demanded Satram be surrendered to the Grand Council. Chandrakanta Singha reluctantly agreed to surrender Satram on one condition that Satram's life be spared. The Grand
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The Burmese troops and their followers were so numerous that it was found impossible to provide them with supplies in any one place. They were, therefore, distributed about the country in a number of small detachments. Chandrakanta Singha, seeing his opportunity, returned to the attack and, after
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was killed without any provocation and his wife Majiu Aideo was subjected to very severe assault at the hands of Burmese. The Assamese soldiers stationed at Jaypur deserted the garrison and all hope of thwarting the march of the Burmese into Assam came to an end. The Burmese tried to suppress the
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Brajanath at once caused coins to be struck in his own name, but it was now remembered that he was ineligible for the throne, as he had suffered mutilation of one of his ears. (The Ahom considered their king from divine origin and the person of the monarch, was sacred, and any noticeable sear or
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replied that it is customary for servants to come to pay respects to their masters and to persons of authority and eminence. Thus disarmed of all suspicion Badan Chandra continued washing in the water when Rup Singh dealt him a cut over the neck with his sabre which felled him to the ground. The
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for the royal harem along with fifty elephants. Hemo Aideo was accompanied by a large retinue consisting of ladies and attendants. The Burmese were paid a large indemnity for the trouble and expense of the expedition, and in April 1817, the Burmese returned to their own country.
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in charge of the capital. Luku Dekaphukan offered some resistance to Ruchinath Burhagohain's forces but the resistance was easily repulsed and Luku Dekaphukan was killed. The victors succeeded in bringing over the royal troops to their interest. They then triumphantly entered
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sent an army to oppose the invaders. A battle was fought at Ghiladhari in which the Assamese army was routed. At this juncture Purnananda Burhagohain died or some say, committed suicide by swallowing diamonds, leaving the entire Ahom government leaderless. His eldest son,
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were appointed to carry out their purpose into execution. The two assassins approached Badan Chandra one morning when he was rubbing his hand with clay after performing his ablutions on the riverside. When questioned as to the object of their visit, the two
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with reinforcements of 20,000 soldiers. Undaunted by enemy strength, Chandrakanta Singha marched upwards into Upper Assam with approximately 2000 men consisting of Sikhs and Hindustani mercenaries and some local Assamese people recruited around
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was signed by both parties on 26 February 1826. According to the terms and conditions of the treaty, the Burmese monarch renounced all claims over Assam and British became the masters of the Brahmaputra valley. After establishing their rule in
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exercised absolute control over state affairs, his ambitions will never be fulfilled. Therefore, he began to gather support against the Burhagohain from various quarters of the Ahom nobility. First of all, he misinterpreted Purnananda
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and invited Chandrakanta to receive the presents send by the Burmese monarch for him but Chandrakanta became suspicious by Burmese behavior. Meanwhile, Majiu Aideo escaped from her Burmese captors and fled to
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taking with them all the valuables from the royal treasury, worth 3.5 million rupees. The triumphant Burmese now searched for Chandrakanta, led him from his retreat and installed him on the throne.
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royal court. Chandrakanta did not approve of these high handed actions of his Burmese friends and proposed to shake of their cowering predominance once for all. He befriended with Patalang
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1905:, therefore the legal basis of Chandrakanta Singha was more firm than Purandar Singha. Purandar Singha lived most of his life in exile with his father; therefore if the British install
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nobles. Chandrakanta Singha was also granted a pension of 500 rupees per month and certain Khats or Estates in Upper Assam. He lived at first at Kaliabor and later on at
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blemish, even a scratch received in play, a pit of smallpox, or a wound received in action, operated as a bar to succession). Therefore, Brajanath's son
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in marriage with Patalang. Taking advantage of the return of the Burmese commanders and their troops to their country, Chandrakanta dispatched Patalang
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wherever he might be found. The British answered this threat by the dispatch to the frontier of additional troops from
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princes and demanded their extradition, but the British authority gave no reply.
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to rally his forces after his recent defeat in the hands of Chandrakanta Singha.
1380:) on 11 June 1819, in which the Assamese army was defeated. The Burmese occupied
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was issueless. He also had a number of concubines mostly recruited from Hajo.
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945:'s motives and actions and gradually poisoned the ears of Chandrakanta Singha.
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had ascended the throne. Chandrakanta Gohain was raised in the royal palace at
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1100:, born during that monarch's flight from the capital which was obviously a
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died of smallpox disease at the age of sixteen in January 1811. Purnananda
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kingdom but in vain. He died in 1839 CE soon after his return to Guwahati.
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Barua Gunaviram Assam Buranji or A History of Assam 2008 page 112
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Barua Gunaviram Assam Buranji or A History of Assam 2008 page 109
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Barua Gunaviram Assam Buranji or A History of Assam 2008 page 107
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Barua Gunaviram Assam Buranji or A History of Assam 2008 page 103
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Burmese atrocities on Assamese people and Chandrakanta imprisoned
1545:
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1412:
Meanwhile, taking advantage of Momai Baruah's absence in Upper
1141:(also known as Bhamo Aideo) was offered to the Burmese Monarch
896:
As Chandrakanta grew up, he began to feel unrest at Purnananda
1586:
1314:, an Assamese noble who had risen to eminence in the court of
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became worried on account of his associations with Satram. In
1060:, where he was accorded an interview with the Burmese king,
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officials and nobles on allegations of secret sympathy for
1416:, the Burmese commanders in Upper Assam killed a number of
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in January 1822. The defeated Burmese troops retreated to
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the British rule in long term. Therefore, in April 1833,
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inflicting several defeats on the Burmese, laid siege to
1040:. He proceeded to Calcutta, and alleging that Purnananda
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against the Burmese forces marching towards the capital
2224:
Bhuyan Dr. S.K. Swargadeo Rajeswar Singha 1975 page 143
1609:. At that time, the officer-in-charge of Hadirachowki,
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1601:(also known as Assam chowki), the western outpost of
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1823:where he was seized and placed in confinement at
1661:Chandrakanta attempts to expel Burmese from Assam
1665:The Burmese seemed to have total control of the
1026:pranks was to make an elephant intoxicated with
1831:Anglo-Burmese War and life as British pensioner
1645:, where the Moamorias, under the leadership of
1230:, who was leading an exiled life at Silmari in
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2888:Gait E.A. A History of Assam 1926 page 231-232
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2304:Gait E.A. A History of Assam 1926 page 224-225
1967:, Chandrakanta had two sons and one daughter,
1573:, in Duars, an area located in the borders of
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1464:died and he was succeeded by his grandson
1279:Marangikhowa Gohain, brother of Ruchinath
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2008:Land grants, constructions and literature
1923:, in September 1838, the British deposed
1432:in order to strengthen their position in
1424:. The Burmese appointed a Kachari, named
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1498:. Chandrakanta dispatched a force under
2110:
2017:Barpukhuri or Purani Kacharir Pukhuri.
1721:Meanwhile, news of Burmese reverses in
1561:had been busy recruiting soldiers from
1001:Badan Chandra Borphukan flight to Burma
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956:, was made to believe that Purnananda
892:Opposition with Purnananda Burhagohain
1653:also retreated towards the border of
1585:(he is credited for the discovery of
1400:appealed to British Governor-General
7:
1951:in 1839, soon after his return from
1472:. A fresh army was dispatched under
888:among his friends and palace maids.
803:, who ruled at the climactic of the
1121:. The Burmese occupied the capital
908:'s opposition to his marriage with
1096:whom they described as the son of
25:
1238:where he was joined by Ruchinath
1338:The Burmese general returned to
1322:. Purandar Singha and Ruchinath
165:
145:
1876:Attempts to restore his kingdom
1362:. Momai Baruah marched towards
880:monarchy. While the Purnananda
1947:. He died at his residence in
1172:to destroy Badan Chandra. Two
1005:News of Satram's fate reached
1:
1915:events, Chandrakanta visited
791:(1811–1818, 1819–1821) also,
1674:. He rallied his men in the
1690:. The Burmese garrison in
1440:by giving his elder sister
1295:of the course of events in
3172:
3077:Last Days of Ahom Monarchy
1358:regrouped their troops in
809:British East India Company
2030:Burmese invasion of Assam
1969:Ghanakanta Singha Juvaraj
1202:to return to the capital
1017:, even though Purnananda
966:Oreshanath Dhekial Phukan
39:
2100:Singarigharutha ceremony
1963:Through his Chief Queen
1733:sent his finest general
1615:Anandaram Dhekial Phukan
1334:Second reign (1819–1821)
1080:was dispatched from the
1021:suspected Badan Chandra
857:Singarigharutha ceremony
1973:Hemakanta Singha Gohain
1864:royal family and other
1837:First Anglo-Burmese War
1633:. The only part of the
1287:Second Burmese invasion
1246:. Chandrakanta fled to
1150:Murder of Badan Chandra
863:First reign (1811–1818)
836:Accession to the throne
820:Ancestry and early life
3075:Baruah, S. L. (1993),
1985:Lambodar Singha Gohain
1729:. The Burmese monarch
1611:Holiram Duariya Baruah
1460:In the meantime, King
1456:Third Burmese invasion
1259:on February 17, 1818.
1194:Deposal and mutilation
1072:First Burmese invasion
968:, a son of Purnananda
3098:Bhuyan, S.K. (1968),
1529:, as the king of the
1474:Mingimaha Tilowa Baju
1078:Maha Minhla Minkhaung
964:, who had married to
2036:Character and legacy
1581:. With the aid of a
1509:and he fled down to
1222:, great-grandson of
1176:from Assamese army,
1032:and let it loose in
932:Conspiracy of Satram
912:, the daughter of a
53:1811-1818, 1819-1821
18:Chandrakaanta Singha
3100:Tungkhungia Buranji
1997:Keshab Kanta Singha
1979:. His second wife,
1750:) near the capital
1647:Matibor Barsenapati
1617:) was guarding the
1346:was left behind in
1275:. A few days later
1182:Rahman Khan Jamadar
1113:, was appointed as
1084:with Badan Chandra
1044:was subverting the
793:Chandrakanta Singha
3146:Dethroned monarchs
2026:Moamoria rebellion
2002:Rani Mahindri Devi
1983:was the mother of
1767:Mingi Maha Bandula
1756:Mingi Maha Bandula
1735:Mingi Maha Bandula
1305:Kiamingi Borgohain
1009:and Badan Chandra
918:Bengena-atia Satra
176:List of Ahom kings
2095:Kamaleswar Singha
1987:. His third wife
1965:Padmavati Kunwari
1903:Kamaleswar Singha
1853:treaty of Yandabo
1835:In 1824 A.D. the
1772:Goalpara district
1676:Goalpara district
1623:Goalpara district
1521:, the brother of
1178:Rup Singh Subeder
952:, the viceroy of
841:Kamaleswar Singha
813:Treaty of Yandabo
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1641:, also known as
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1303:, also known as
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1098:Gaurinath Singha
1094:Garbhe Sing Raja
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1894:Purandar Singha
1878:
1833:
1809:Jogeswar Singha
1797:
1748:Jorhat district
1663:
1651:Purandar Singha
1555:Purandar Singha
1547:
1539:Jogeswar Singha
1519:Jogeswar Singha
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1422:Purandar Singha
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1394:Purandar Singha
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734:1821–1822
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721:1819–1821
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695:1811–1818
682:1795–1811
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656:1769–1780
643:1751–1769
630:1744–1751
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280:1376–1380
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3141:Ahom kingdom
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2121:Baruah (1993
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1664:
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1619:Ahom Kingdom
1614:
1610:
1603:Ahom kingdom
1599:Hadirachowki
1598:
1582:
1548:
1531:Ahom kingdom
1499:
1473:
1459:
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1411:
1367:
1344:Momai Baruah
1337:
1312:Momai Baruah
1311:
1309:
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678:Suklingphaa
431:Susenghphaa
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251:Interregnum
239:Sukhrangpha
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3130:Categories
3068:References
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1250:, leaving
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509:Suklamphaa
496:Sunyatphaa
483:Supangmung
457:Sutingphaa
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392:Suhungmung
340:Suphakphaa
327:Sujangphaa
314:Sudangphaa
141:Royal Seal
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1374:Borphukan
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1143:Bodawpaya
1137:princess
1111:Ruchinath
1086:Borphukan
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1058:Amarapura
1023:Borphukan
1011:Borphukan
982:Borgohain
950:Borphukan
910:Padmavati
639:Suremphaa
626:Sunenphaa
613:Sutanphaa
587:Supatphaa
574:Sulikphaa
561:Sudoiphaa
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1789:Goalpara
1761:Guwahati
1744:Guwahati
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1697:Guwahati
1692:Guwahati
1688:Guwahati
1680:Calcutta
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1563:Goalpara
1551:Guwahati
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1511:Guwahati
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1482:Borbarua
1470:Bagyidaw
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1430:Borbarua
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1382:Guwahati
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187:Sukaphaa
134:Hinduism
130:Religion
1849:Manipur
1825:Rangpur
1631:Darrang
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1368:Bhisma
1248:Rangpur
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470:Sutamla
111:Dynasty
81:c. 1797
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1802:Bengal
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