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# A History of Assam c17.19

A History of Assam c17.19

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### [c17.19](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.gait-1906.c17.19)

There is a tradition that Jasa Mānik went to Koch Bihār and married a daughter of Lakshmi Nārāyan, the ruler of the western Koch kingdom, who died in 1622. It is said that he brought back with him the image of Jaintesvari, which was thenceforth worshipped with great assiduity at Jaintiapur.\*

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