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rebels and protect the Tamar from ravages of insurgents. The rebels attacked the troops but repulsed. The leader of the forces of king got injured. On 1 December, the numbers of rebels increased to 2000, and they occupied a village near resident of king and burnt down a village. The king sent his men against the rebels but could not succeed, then he took the help of troops of
Inayatulah who succeeded in drive rebels into forest. Goughsedge rushed to Tamar and in January 1820, the rebels were driven out from Tamar to forest. The two rebel leaders Gughdeo and Kunta fled. Later Rughdeo was arrested in July 2020 with the assistance of Kunwar Bikram Singh of Saraikela. Later Kunta also was arrested and sent to Medinipur, then Ramgarh. The Rebellion of Tamar ended but continued in another area. The Lakra Kol (Hos) continued their insurgency, plundered and burnt down several villages. By the end of April 1821, the rebels were defeated and fled to forest.
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British. The prime minister Din Dayal became arrogant and took all affair into his hand. He removed tenure holders who complained to the British. In 1808, the British troops marched to the capital, and Din Dayal fled to Kolkata where he was arrested and taken to Chatra. The Govind Nath Shah cleared the previous arrears of Rs. 35000 and stationed British troops at his headquarter. The disputes of Govind Nath Shah with his brothers resolved. He came under direct control of Magistrate of Ramgarh. The British promised to protect him as long as he remained loyal to them.
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There was a rebellion in Tamar. Governor general sent A.J. Calvin the magistrate of Jungle Mahal to Tamar, but he could not succeed to suppress the rebellion. Goughsedge again sent the forty matchlock under the command of Sheikh
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