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Habung is a
historical region in present-day
Lakhimpur district of ****am, India,
although Tai-ahom
claim it to be a part of present-day
Dhemaji district...
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annexed Habung, a
Chutia dependency in 1512 and
later in 1523-24, the rest of the
Chutia Kingdom. As
Suhungmung had
annexed Panbari of
Habung (previously...
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Bamuni Konwar (r. 1397–1407), born and
raised in a
Brahmin household in
Habung, was
identified as a
descendant of a past king and
installed on the throne...
- pregnant,
instead of
killing her set her
adrift on the
Dihing on a raft. The
Habung region at the time was
under the
control of
Chutia kings. She died after...
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ruled over.
Sudangphaa Bamuni Konwar (1397–1407)
installed a
Brahmin of
Habung, in
whose household he was born and raised, as his adviser, but he himself...
- Suhungmung, the Ahom king,
followed an
expansionist policy and
annexed Habung and
Panbari in
either 1510 or 1512, which,
according to
Swarnalata Baruah...
- 1236 he
moved to
Mungklang (Abhoipur), and in 1240 down the
Brahmaputra to
Habung (Dhemaji). In 1244 he went
further down to
Ligirigaon (Song-Tak), a few...
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these scripts. Some
prayer scripts are
known as Ban-Seng were
found from
Habung. Some of them were
brought from Yunnan, China.[citation needed] The Ahom...
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Konwar was born to the
second queen of Tyao
Khamti in a
Brahmin household of
Habung (Gogoi 1968:274–275).
Suhenphaa was
speared to
death in his
palace by a...
- of Kamarupa, north-east of Sylhet, to meet him. On his way to
Sylhet via
Habung, Ibn
Battuta was
greeted by
several of Jalal's
disciples who had come to...
