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A History of Assam c12.199

A History of Assam c12.199

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c12.199

The news of his departure was conveyed to Udayāditya, who received it with great joy, and loaded the Bar Phukan with presents. Hādirā, opposite Goālpāra, now became the Ahom frontier outpost. Chandra Nārāyan,† son of Mahendra and grandson of Bali Nārāyan, was installed as tributary Raja of Darrang, on the north of the Brahmaputra, and Gandharba Nārāyan, as Raja of Beltola. The Bar Barua and the Bar Gohāin were entrusted with the arrangements for the defence of Upper Assam. But the Muhammadans showed no desire to renew the contest, and for some years there was peace between the two nations.