A History of Assam c11.96

c11.96

During the pursuit, Husain Khān was caught and put to death. Twenty-eight elephants and 850 horses were taken, together with a great number of cannon and matchlocks, and a quantity of gold and silver and other booty. This was made over to the king, who divided the elephants and horses among his nobles. He then returned to his capital at Dihing and performed the *Rikkhvān* ceremony, after which he proceeded to Charāideo, where he offered oblations to the dead and sacrifices to the Gods. The head of Turbak was buried on the top of the Charāideo hill.