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Joy Manikya II

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966:. Joy was able to resist this enemy, forcing Udai into submission and driving him out. However, he now fell into arrears with his tribute to the Mughals. A military expedition was dispatched against Joy, which defeated him in an ensuing battle. He was taken to the Court of Murshidabad and arrested alongside his dignitaries, with Indra Manikya once more taking his place as ruler of Tripura. 939:, for aid in wresting Tripura from Joy. The Mughals, still sore from their previous defeat, provided military support to Panch Cowrie, who was able to take the throne and assumed the name Indra Manikya. Joy withdrew from the capital and ran a parallel government from the Matia Hills. With the support of influential 915:
In 1739, Mukunda Manikya committed suicide, having been arrested by the Mughals on the grounds of neglecting to pay his tribute of elephants. In response, Rudramani launched a surprise assault on Udaipur and occupied it, with the Mughals, having been caught off guard, coming to terms and surrendering
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over Tripura. To this end, he aimed to form a national militia against the occupying force. From his base in the Matia Hills (where he had been sent to capture elephants), Rudramani organised a strong force with the aid of tribal chiefs. He wrote to the then-monarch,
943:, he made repeated attempts to reclaim full power, though was always held back by Mughal forces. The country remained divided between the partisans of the rival monarchs for a time before Joy was able to gain the support of the Mughals and retake the throne. 969:
By 1746, Joy had received control of the kingdom for a third time after Indra had fallen into disfavour with the Nawab. However, his remaining time on the throne was very brief, with much of it being troubled by Indra's younger brother
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the city. His actions were popular among the Tripuri people, who selected him to be the new monarch as opposed to Mukunda's sons. Rudramani subsequently ascended the throne with the regnal name Joy Manikya.
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Originally named Rudramani Thakur, he belonged to a cadet branch of the royal family; his father Haradhan Thakur had been a grandson of Jagannath Thakur, the younger brother of Maharaja
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during the mid-18th-century. He originally gained the throne through popular approval for his military hostility to the
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As a young man, Rudramani had been a prominent general and had opposed the suzerainty of the
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Tripura through the ages: a short history of Tripura from the earliest times to 1947 A.D.
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It was during this time that another relative, a son of
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Index

Maharaja of Tripura
Mukunda Manikya
Indra Manikya II
Indra Manikya II
Vijaya Manikya III
House
Manikya dynasty
Hinduism
Kingdom of Tripura
History of Tripura
Kings of Tripura
Maha Manikya
Dharma Manikya I
Ratna Manikya I
Pratap Manikya
Vijaya Manikya I
Mukut Manikya
Dhanya Manikya
Dhwaja Manikya
Deva Manikya
Indra Manikya I
Vijaya Manikya II
Ananta Manikya
Udai Manikya I
Joy Manikya I
Amar Manikya
Rajdhar Manikya I
Ishwar Manikya
Yashodhar Manikya
Kalyan Manikya

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