A History of Assam c13.120

c13.120

The king himself was a strict Hindu. He erected many temples and gave much land to the Brāhmans. Soon after his accession he paid a long visit to Gauhāti to worship at the various temples there. He took the *sharan* from a relative of the Parbatiyā Cosāin, known as the Nāti Gosāin, and gave him a temple at Pāndunāth. He was a great patron of learned men. In his reign the Monās was the Ahom boundary on the north of the Brahmaputra. South of that river it was 21 miles further east.*