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55: 987: 227: 1015:. After having completed the primary objectives, Welsh was directed to the general restoration of peace in Assam. Captain Welsh complained about the weaknesses and villainy of Gaurinath's character and his diabolical ministers. In November 1792, a commercial agreement was set up between the two governments. Nevertheless, after having settled the affairs in lower Assam, the expedition was now directed towards the 893:
rebels made a bold attack on the dual capitals, eventually, they were repulsed by the royalist and the monarchy promulgated an indiscriminate massacre of all the Moamorias, which led to widespread depopulation, and the economy was on the verge of collapse. Four years of stability were marked by this massacre. The reassembled rebels raised their banner of rebellion from the north of
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considering the situations and indirect responsibility of the British government, order were issued for the despatch of a contingent of troops under the command of Captain Welsh. The small expeditionary force under Captain Welsh showed great effectiveness in suppressing many rebellious activities, he
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and finally captured it on 18 March 1794. Welsh received orders of his recallment on 21 April. The process of complete submission of the Moamorias was only waiting, King Gaurinath aware of the dangers awaiting after the recallment of British troops, requested the Governor-General to let Welsh remain
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concludes him as the most incompetent, bloodthirsty and cowardly of Ahom kings. Gaurinath Singha was quite young at the time of his accession and inexperienced, this factor was quite exploited and he became a puppet in the hands of his ministers. The people had hitherto enjoyed a fair measure of
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Lokenath Gohain after the death of Lakshmi Singha, ascended to the throne in 1780 and assumed the Hindu name of Gaurinath Singha and Ahom name of Suhitpangphaa. His first act as king was the mutilation of various ex-Ahom princes, to secure his post. In April 1782, the Moamoria
866: who reigned from 1780–1794. His reign is marked by the rise of the Moamoria rebellion and the decentralization of Ahom power. He was forced to flee from his capital owing to the rebels, he is characterized as weak, incapable, and a cruel ruler whenever intoxicated with 897:, and after prolonged struggles, defeated the royalist forces. In January 1786, the rebels surrounded the capital city and captured it. King Gaurinath away from his capital, made multiple attempts to usurp the authority of the rebels, but to no success. In 1790, the inhabitants of 901:
under the leadership of one Sindhura Hazarika surrounded King's camp and complained about their miseries due to the prolonged stay of king there with his numerous camp-followers, and demanded the dismissal of his many officials, whom they held responsible for their oppression.
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Gaurinath Singha is usually regarded as a weak ruler. In a contemporary British document it is stated: "The Assam Raja was a very weak man on whom no dependence could be placed, he is generally intoxicated with
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and, when sober, totally incapable of all business, which was transacted by his ministers. This men were devoid of honesty, inimical to their master and rapacious to the country." Sir
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territories, were repeatedly reported by the frontier officers to British officials. After having received reports of depredations by the
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or mercenary soldiers who belonged to all castes and religions, roamed free and perpetrated atrocious crimes upon the defenseless
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territories. Meanwhile, Gaurinath tried to come in terms with Krishnanaryan by granting him his right, but was prevented by the
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for his protection. Soon after Gaurinath Singha died prematurely in December 1794. His death was concealed for a few days by
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where most of the power and influence remained over his nobles. He was the son of the previous reigning king
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happiness and prosperity but during his reign, they were plunged into the depths of misery and despair.
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with the general view of restoring peace in Assam. Captain Welsh moved to advance towards
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Assam in the Ahom Age, 1228-1826: Being Politico-economic and Socio-cultural Studies
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on 6 December. On 26 December, Krishnanarayan's force was defeated and he fled to
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who was a mere toddler at that time. From this period the Burhagohain became the
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Brown Bess Musket used by the Company troops in their expedition to Assam
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of Darrang, rose to rebellion. Intercepted the services of
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in Assam. However, no favorable response was received.
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Index

Gaurinath Singha
Chaopha

35th king of the Ahom Kingdom
Coronation
Lakshmi Singha
Kamaleswar Singha
Ahom kingdom
Jorhat
Ahom kingdom
Issue
House
Tungkhungia
Dynasty
Ahom Dynasty
Lakshmi Singha
Hinduism
Ahom dynasty

Sukaphaa
Suteuphaa
Subinphaa
Sukhaangphaa
Sukhrangpha
Sutuphaa
Tyao Khamti
Sudangphaa
Sujangphaa
Suphakphaa
Susenphaa

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