A History of Assam c12.42

c12.42

A treaty was therefore negotiated, under which the Bar Nadi, on the north bank of the Brahmaputra, and the Asurar Ali, on the south, were fixed as the boundary between the Ahom and the Muhammadan territories. During the next twenty years, the country west of this boundary line remained in the undisputed possession of the Muhammadans, and traces of the system of administration introduced by them survive to this day.