By Lovelina Konwar on April 19, 2014
Assam, Assamese, Assamese Unicode, Hiuen Tsang, Jahnabi Software, Leap Office, Ramdhenu, Shree Lipi
TECHNOLOGY
Assam is known to many as a valley of lush green forest, blue mountains and the melting pot of many ethnic groups and tribes assimilating to the Assamese culture. Although the word Assamese is often used to mean different groups, the history of Assam dates back to periods before 200 BC. This is evident from […]
By Hiranya Saikia on January 24, 2012
Ahom, Amber, Army, Assamese army, Assamese king, Aurangzeb, Badan Barphukan, Bhaskar Varman, Brahmaputra, Brahmaputra valley, British, British territory, Burmese king, Chakradhwaj Singha, Chandragupta Maurya, Chandragupta Mauryan, Charaideo, Chinese scholar, East India Company, Hiuen Tsang, India, invade Assam, Jahangir, Jayadhwaj Singha, Kamarup, Kamarupa, King of Assam, Lachit Barphukan, Maurya kingdom, Mauryan kingdom, Mirjumla, Mughal army, Mughal Empire, Muslim rulers, Pragjyotishapur, Pragjyotishapura, Purnanda Buragohain, Ram Singha, Sankardeva, Saraighat, Shan, South Western Yunan, Srimanta Sankardeva, Sukapha, Tai, Tai Ahom kingdom, Vasco-Da-Gama, Yandaboo, Yunan
ARTICLES, HEADLINES
After the death Bhaskar Varman in 650 A.D, Kamarupa came under the rule of the Salastambha dynasty till 900 A.D. Then the Pallas ruled the kingdom from 900 A.D to 1100 A.D. With the fall of Pallas, Kamarupa disintegrated to a number of principalities with the emergence of powerful landlords known as Bhuyans till the […]
