Cachar Under British Rule in North East IndiaRadiant Publishers, 1977 - 353 pages On a former kingdom in Assam annexed by the British India administration in 1832; study of the period 1765-1947. |
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One Introduction | 1 |
Two Early Contacts | 19 |
Three Paramountcy | 44 |
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acres administration Agent Ahom Allen annexation Asalu Assam Babu Badarpur Barak Bazar Bhattacharjee Bhuban Bipin Chandra Bipin Chandra Pal British Government British rule Burmese C. R. Das Cachar and Sylhet Cachar District Cachar plains Cachar Valley Calcutta Chandra Datta Chandrakirti Chief Choudhury Civil Commissioner of Cachar Congress coolies Court cultivation Dacca Deputy Commissioner Dharampur Dimachas established European Fisher Gambhir Singh Gauhati Government of Bengal Government of India Governor-General Govindachandra grants Haflong Hailakandi Heramba Hindu Ibid Jaintia Jayantia Kamini Kumar Chanda Katigorah Khaspur khel Krishnachandra Kukis labourers Lakhipur large number leaders Lushai Lushai Hills Magistrate Maibong Manipur ment Mirasdars Mohon Mukhtar Muslim Naga clans Naga Hills North Cachar Hills Nowgong officers organised Pargana party Pemberton planters police political population province Raja of Cachar Report river road rupees settled Silchar Superintendent of Cachar Surma Valley Swadeshi Sylhet Light Infantry territory tion tract trade tribes Tripura Tularam Vakeels villages