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This seminal work by compiler Suryya Kumar Bhuyan documents a critical period in Assamese history, spanning from the invasion of Nawab Mir Jumla in 1662-63 to the conclusion of Assam-Mogul conflicts in 1682. The book presents a detailed narrative of Atan Buragohain’s reign and the kingdom’s resistance against Mughal expansion.
Bhuyan meticulously compiled this history primarily from indigenous historical sources, offering authentic perspectives on the political upheavals, military campaigns, and diplomatic relations of the era. The work is essential for understanding how Assam maintained its sovereignty during a period of aggressive Mughal expansion in northeastern India.
This historical account provides scholars and readers with invaluable information about the social, political, and military landscape of 17th-century Assam, making it a cornerstone text for anyone studying medieval Indian history or regional Assamese heritage.
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