A History of Assam c14.17

c14.17

During these operations a number of soi-disant Rajas had appeared in various parts of the country. On the north bank of the Lohit, at Japaribhitā, a man of the weaver caste was set up by the Moāmariās; in the Mājuli, a man named Hāulia exercised supreme power; east of the Dihing, at Bengmarā, the Morāns acknowledged one Sarbānand as their ruler; while at Sadiya the Khāmtis appeared on the scene with a Raja and Deka Raja of their own. The main body of the Moāmariās at Rangpur placed Bharath Singh on the throne and appointed one Sukura as his Bar Barua.