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# A History of Assam c9.8

A History of Assam c9.8

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### [c9.8](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.gait-1906.c9.8)

In 1337 Muhammad Shah "sent 100,000 horsemen well-equipped to Assam, but the whole army perished in that land of witchcraft and not a trace of it was left. He sent a second army to avenge the former disaster, but when they came to Bengal they would go no farther, and the plan had to be given up."‡

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