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∗ Early Kuch Bihar history.—H. N. Chaudhuri’s Cooch Behar State (1903), 220-235; Gait’s History of Assam (2nd ed.) 42-66, 96-100; Buranji viii., 33-42. Gait, 66, says that on the conquest of Koch Hajo the Mughal frontier extended to the Bar Nadi, but on p. 108 he implies that the Bharali was the boundary, as Buranji viii. p. 42 explicitly asserts. Pad., ii. 97, says that Kajali, at the mouth of the Kallang, was the place where Assam proper begins and that Singiri was an Assamese town. This would make the Bar Nadi the eastern frontier of Koch Hajo as held by the Mughals in 1637.