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# A History of Assam c13.129

A History of Assam c13.129

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### [c13.129](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.gait-1906.c13.129)

Hearing the news, the Barjanā Gohāin hastened towards the capital, in the hope of being raised to the throne, according to the promise previously made to him. He was, however, arrested under Rāgha’s orders and put to death. Kirti Chandra, the deposed Bar Barua, was also put to death. His sons shared his fate, and his wives and daughters were distributed amongst the Moāmariā leaders. Lakshmi Singh remained in captivity; and it is related that, when Rāgha paid him a visit, his demeanour was so cringing and abject that Rāgha thought he had nothing to fear from him.

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