A History of Assam c13.130
A History of Assam c13.130
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c13.130
Bāngan was now hailed as king by Rāgha, but his father, the Moāmariā Gosāin, forbade him to accept the offer, and caused Rāmākānt, a son of the Morān chief Nāhar, to be raised to the throne. Two other sons of Nāhar were appointed Rajas of Tipām and Sāring, while the other leaders of the insurgents were rewarded with the various high offices of state, and took possession of the houses belonging to the persons whom they thus supplanted.