Talk:History of Assam

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message: I am parking the table of kings here that you had inserted at the lead, so we may come to a WP:CONSENSUS on what should go in.  The points you should need to bear in mind is that medieval kings are not the be all of history.  Let us work out here what what is it that we want to say here.
 Basis for tribal origin of Kings
King               	Great deed                                    	Sin or fault                 	Punishment                        	Brahmanical vs. Tribal tension
Naraka             	Found kingdom of Kamarupa and Worship Kamakhya	Make pact with tribal king   	Goddess hidden from him           	Pact with tribal king
Bana (or Naraka)   	Builds stairway to kamakhya temple            	Demands vision of the goddess	Goddess hidden from him           	Demonic tribal king
Salastambha        	Conquest of Kamarupa                          	Unknown                      	Cursed to be mleccha              	Founds mleccha dynasty
Visva Singha       	Rediscover Kamakhya temple                    	Mother offends holy man      	Mother is a mleccha               	War against tribal kings, child of god and a mleccha
Naranarayana Singha	Rebuild the temple                            	Demands a vision of goddess  	Descendents can't visit the temple	Defeats tribal kings but allowed soldier to worship in tribal mode
Rudra Singha       	Patronize brahmins and build temples          	Tribal origin, offends priest	Dies without receiving initiation 	Non-Hindu tribal origin
Chaipau (talk) 10:41, 20 April 2020 (UTC)
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; Online Books and material
*An account of Assam (1800) by J.P. Wade
*An account of the kingdom of Heerumba (1819) by Friend of India
*The history, antiquities, topography, and statistics of eastern India Vol.3 (1838) by Robert Montgomery Martin
*Grange's expedition into the Naga hills -Tula Ram Senapati (1840) by JASB Vol.9 Pt.2
*Memoir of sylhet, cachar and adjoining districts -Kachāris (1840) by JASB Vol.9 Pt.2
* A statistical account of Assam (1879) by WW Hunter
* Assam Attitude to Federalism (1984)by Girin Phukon
* A Glimpse of Assam (1884) by Susan Ward
* A history of Assam (1906) by Edward Gait
* Physical and political geography of the province of Assam (1896) by Assam Secretariat Printing Office
* Outline Grammar of the Kachāri (Bårå) Language as Spoken in District Darrang, Assam (1884) by Sidney Endle
*The Kachāris (1911) by Sidney Endle
* An outline grammar of the Deori Chutiya language spoken in upper Assam (1895) by William Barclay Brown
* Travels and adventures in the province of Assam, during a residence of fourteen years (1855) by John Butler
Logical Man 2000 (talk) 19:53, 2 May 2020 (UTC)
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