A History of Assam c22.7
A History of Assam c22.7
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c22.7
The Apa Tanangs, or Ankas, are an offshoot of the Apa Daflas. They occupy the valley of the Kali river, at the Tanangs. back of the range of hills which forms the northern boundary of the North Lakhimpur sub-division. They were unknown to us until comparatively recent times. In 1896 they committed a raid in British territory, killing two men and carrying off three captives. A small force made its way unopposed to their principal village and rescued the captives.