Assam History

Nobin Chandra Bordoloi is identified in the source as the first Assamese to join the INC at its second session in 1886.

Jagannath Barooah founded Jorhat Sarbajanik Sabha in 1884.

Raja Prabhat Chandra Baruah was the first elected president of the Assam Association.

Sandhya is identified in the source as the first ruler to adopt the title Kamateshwar.

Asom Buranji Puthi was published in 1844 and is attributed in the source to Kashinath Tamuli Phukan and Radhanath Barua.

The first recorded Muslim invasion of the Ahom kingdom occurred during the reign of Suhungmung (Dihingia Raja), during the 16th century.

The Battle of Hadirachowki was fought in 1822 during the Burmese occupation period in Assam. The period ended with the Treaty of Yandabo in 1826.

Patharughatar Ran is popularly called Assam’s Jallianwala Bagh. British forces fired on protesting peasants at Patharughat in 1894 during resistance to increased land revenue.

Bishnu Prasad Rabha popularised the slogan “Haal jar mati taar”, expressing the principle that the cultivator should have rights over the land.

Suklenmung, also known as Garhgaiya Raja, is credited in the source with excavating the Garhgaon tank and constructing the Naga Ali.

David Scott was the first British Commissioner of Assam and played a major administrative role after the Treaty of Yandabo in 1826.

All Assam Ryot Sabha was formed in 1933 under the guidance of Nabin Chandra Bardoloi, representing agrarian interests in Assam.

Suhungmung or Dihingia Raja Suhungmung is also known as Dihingia Raja and ruled from 1497 to 1539.

Ratnadhwaj Singha The source identifies Ratnadhwaj Singha as the Hindu name of Sulikphaa (Lora Raja).

In 1937 Sir Shadulla's ministry was formed Sir Syed Muhammad Saadulla headed Assam's first ministry formed in 1937.

Pratap Singha The source identifies Pratap Singha with the introduction of the Posa system.

is traditionally regarded as the founder of the Chutiya kingdom in Assam

The Kamakhya temple was rebuilt by king Naranarayana in the year 1565 Nara Narayan rebuilt the Kamakhya temple in the 16th century after earlier structures had been destroyed

Tarun Ram Phookan was the President of the Swaraj Party in Assam during freedom movement. [77] Tarun Ram Phookan was a major nationalist leader of Assam and was associated with the Swarajist movement

is also known as Buddhi Swarganarayan in Assamese historical tradition