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# A History of Assam c25.s2.4

A History of Assam c25.s2.4

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### [c25.s2.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.gait-1906.c25.s2.4)

The Ahoms commence their first cycle in the year 568 A.D., so that in order to ascertain the year in our era, corresponding to an Ahom \*lākli\*, the number of completed \*tāosingas\* should be multiplied by sixty, the number of the \*lākli\*, or year in the current \*tāosinga\*, added, and also 568. In inscriptions, as well as in the Ahom \*buranjis\*, the name of the \*lākli\* alone is given, and not the serial number of the \*tāosinga\*, but it is universally reckoned that Sukāphā entered Assam in the first year of the twelfth \*tāosinga\*, and it is easy to keep a tally of the \*tāosingas\* from that time on, as numerous events occurring in each \*tāosinga\* are mentioned in all the \*Buranjis\*. Thus Supāṭphā's coins are dated in \*lākli rāisān\*. This is equivalent to the 33rd year, and as it must be the nineteenth \*tāosinga\*, the date will be 18 × 60 + 33 + 568 = 1681 A.D. This, according to the \*Buranjis\* is the year of Supāṭphā's accession to the throne.

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