The kingdom was founded by
Sukaphaa between the Dikhau and the Dihing rivers in the 13th century, and by the end of the 19th century, the western outpost was the Assam Choki, or Hadira Choki, contiguous with British territories. The southern boundaries was defined by Doboka and Dimapur. The eastern portion around Bengmara, the Matak regions, was under the autonomous control of the Barsenapati. Jorhat became the capital of the kingdom after the
Moamoria rebellion
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Ahom kingdom আহোম ৰাজ্য
1228–1826
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The Ahom kingdom. Circa 1826. <span>The kingdom was founded by Sukaphaa between the Dikhau and the Dihing rivers in the 13th century, and by the end of the 19th century, the western outpost was the Assam Choki, or Hadira Choki, contiguous with British territories. The southern boundaries was defined by Doboka and Dimapur. The eastern portion around Bengmara, the Matak regions, was under the autonomous control of the Barsenapati. Jorhat became the capital of the kingdom after the Moamoria rebellion.
Capital Charaideo, Garhgaon, Rangpur, Jorhat Languages Assamese
Tai-Ahom Religion Tai folk religion and Hinduism Government Absolute monarchy with Unitary state Sri Srimat Swargadeo Summary
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