- soon thereafter,
there were
seven important clans,
called Satghariya Ahoms (
Ahoms of the
Seven Houses).
There were Su/Tsu (Tiger) clan to
which the Chao-Pha...
- be
replaced the
power of Mong Kwang, at
which point the
Ahoms stopped the tributes. The
Ahoms began to call
their domain Mong Dun Sun Kham ("a country...
-
Ahom–Mughal wars (January 1615 –
August 1682)
refers to the
series of 17th-century
conflicts between the
Ahoms and the
Mughals over the
control of the...
-
converted and by the
early 19th-century,
Ahom religion declined to be
replaced by Hinduism. In the 1931 survey, all
Ahoms listed Hinduism as
their religion....
-
Mohan (2018). "Revitalization of
Endangered Language and
Culture of the
Ahoms: The Background,
Problems and Prospects". {{cite journal}}: Cite journal...
-
Oxford University Press. Terwiel, B. J., & Wichasin, R. (eds.), (1992). Tai
Ahoms and the stars:
three ritual texts to ward off danger. Ithaca, NY: Southeast...
- with the
Ahom people Ahom religion, an
ethnic folk
religion of Tai-
Ahom people Ahom alphabet, a
script used to
write the
Ahom language Ahom kingdom, a...
- were
declared Indravamsa kshatriyas, a
lineage created exclusively for the
Ahoms.
Suhungmung adopted the
title Swarganarayan, and the
later kings were called...
- a
fierce conflict between the
Ahoms and the Mughals.
Following the rout of
Turbak by the
Ahoms in
about 1532, the
Ahom army
under Tonkham Buragohain pursued...
- date, in 1489,
Ahoms received 69 fire-arms
after defeating the Chutiyas. More
sources mention firearms being emplo**** in the
service of
Ahoms,
before the...
