ASSAM HISTORY

AHOM KINGDOM

PART - 1 By Pungkhanupungkha Gyan

Ahom Kingdom
1228-1826

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Ahom Kingdom
1228-1826

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 AHOM KINGDOM
AHOM KINGDOM AHOM KINGDOM AHOM KINGDOM

Sukaphaa Susenghphaa Sulikphaa

Supaatphaa
Sudangphaa Suramphaa
Sukhrungphaa
Sutingphaa
Suhungmung Sutanphaa
Sutamla
Sunenphaa
Suklengmung
Supangmung

Sukhaamphaa
Sunyatphaa

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 SUKAPHAA
 1215  Mong Mao  Journey Started
 Patkai Range  Pangsau Pass
 1228 Reached Brahmaputra Valley
 1253  Capital=Charaideu
 1st Capital : Charaideu
 13 Years
 40 Years [1228 – 1268]
 40 Ahom King [Dynasty]
 2 December [Sukapha Divas/Assam Divas]
 Xali Dhan
 1215  1228  1253  1268 By Pungkhanupungkha Gyan
Patkai Range

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Pangsau Pass

 Bum La Pass
 Nathu La Pass
 Pangsau Pass
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Pangsau Pass Winter Festival

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Pangsau Pass Winter Festival

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 AHOM KINGDOM
Sukaphaa  Suteuphaa  Subinphaa 
Sukhaangphaa  Sukhrangpha
Interregnum  Sutuphaa  Interregnum
 Tyao Khamti  Interregnum
 Sudangphaa

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 SUDANGPHAA
 Capital Shifted: Chraguwa.
 Bamuni Konwar.
 Introduced Hindu religious practices among Ahom Community.
 Singarigharutha Ceremony.

 Hindu Religious Practices

2  Singarigharutha Ceremony

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 AHOM KINGDOM
Sudangphaa  Sujangphaa  Suphakphaa
Susenphaa  Suhenphaa
 Supimphaa  Suhungmung

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 SUHUNGMUNG
 Capital Shifted: Bakata (Bank of Dihing River).
 Dihingia Roja
 Adopt Hindu title “Swarganarayan’’  Swargadeo [Chao-Pha]
 Dimasa Kingdom  Marangi Khowa Gohain
 Chutiya kingdom  Sadiya Khowa Gohain
 Borpatrogohain (Konseng Borpatrogohain)
 Turbak Invasion (Gaur Commander) - 1532
 First Use of Firearms.
 First Census
 Sakabda- Saka Era By Pungkhanupungkha Gyan
 SUHUNGMUNG
New offices Created by Suhungmung
 Marangi Khowa Gohain
 Sadiya Khowa Gohain
 BorpatroGohain
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 1st Marangi Khowa Gohain  Tyaomung Kilung
 1st Sadiya Khowa Gohain  Phrasengmung Borgohain
 1st BorpatroGohain  Konseng Borpatrogohain

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SUHUNGMUNG

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 SUHUNGMUNG
Chutiya Kingdom [ 1187-1524 AD]
 Bir Pal
 Niti Pal – (Sati Sadhani)

Sadiya Khowa Gohain  Phrasengmung Borgohain

(Nang Mula)
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 SUHUNGMUNG
Turbak Invasion - 1532

 First Attack – 1527  Nusrat Shah Invasion

 Turbak Invasion - Gaur Commander  1532
 Phrasengmung Borgohain
 Nang Mula
 Final Battle : Bharali River  1533
 Konseng Borpatrogohain

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 SUKLENGMUNG
 Capital Shifted: Garhgaon
 Garhgaya Roja
 First Ahom-Koch Conflict
 Pisolar Rann, 1547
 1st Coin Introduced Octogonal
 Garhgaon Tank
 Naga Ali

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Coin During Gadadhar Singha

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Coin During Gaurinath Singha

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DHANDI TEMPLE,GOHPUR
 Built in 18th century.
 By Ahom Kings
 Octagonal
 Damaged in 1897 due to
Earthquake.

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 Ahom offices
Borgohain & Burhagohain
Newly Created offices
Sadiya Khowa Gohain, Marangi khowa Gohain,
Borpatrogohain,
Borphukan & Borbarua

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 Ahom offices
Borgohain & Burhagohain

First Newly Created offices

Sadiya Khowa Gohain : Phrasengmung Borgohain
Marangi khowa Gohain : Tyaomung Kilung
Borpatrogohain : Konseng Borpatrogohain
Borphukan : Langi Panixiya Borphukan
Borbarua : Mumai Tamuli Barbarua
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 Ahom offices
During Sukaphaa
Borgohain & Burhagohain
During Suhungmung
Sadiya Khowa Gohain, Marangi khowa Gohain &
Borpatrogohain
During Susenghphaa
Borphukan & Borbarua
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Current System
DC/SP/DM

Sub-Divisional Officer

Circle Officer

Block Development Officer

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 Important Point
Hindu Rituals
Sudangphaa /Bamuni Konwar
Hindu Title
Suhungmung/ Dihingia Roja/ Swarganarayan
Hindu Religion
Sutamla / Jayadhwaj Singha
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 Ahom Capitals
Sukaphaa Charaideu(1253)

Sudangphaa/Bamuni Konwar  Charaguwa

Suhungmung/Dihingia Roja  Bakata

Suklengmung/Garhgaya Roja  Garhgaon

Supaatphaa/Gadadhar Singha  Barkola

Sukhrungphaa/Rudra Singha  Rangpur

Suhitpangphaa/Gaurinath Singha  Jorhat

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Ahom Capitals

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 Topic Covered
AHOM KING
Capital
Sukaphaa
 Charaideu
Sudangphaa  Charaguwa
Suhungmung  Bakata
Suklengmung
 Garhgaon

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 Topic Covered

Conflicts
 Ahom-Chutiya Conflict
 Ahom-Kachari Conflict
 Ahom-Koch Conflict
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 Topic Covered

New Offices
 Marangi Khowa Gohain
 Sadiya Khowa Gohain
 Borpatro Gohain
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 AHOM KING NAMES
Sukaphaa Charaideu
Sudangphaa/Bamuni Konwar  Charaguwa
Suhungmung/Dihingia Roja  Bakata
Suklengmung/Garhgaya Roja  Garhgaon

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 IMPORTANT YEARS
 1213 : Started Journey From Mong Mao, Myanmar
 1228 : Reached Brahmaputra Valley
 1253 : Capital Established at Charaideu
 1268 : Sukaphaa Died
 1524 : Chutiya Kingdom captured by Suhungmung.
 1527 : Nusrat Shah’s Invasion
 1532 : Turbak Invasion
 1547 : Pisolar Rann
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 AHOM MONUMENTS

Charaideo
(1st Capital)

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 AHOM MONUMENTS

Rang Ghar, Rongpur Rangpur Palace, Rongpur

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AHOM MONUMENTS

Garhgaon Palace, Garhgaon

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AHOM MONUMENTS

Shiv Dol, Sivasagar

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AHOM MONUMENTS

Joy Dol, Joysagar

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