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authority was
vested with the Burmese. 1822
Chandrakanta Singha defeated at
Mahgarh near
Jorhat by the
Burmese led by
Mingimaha Bandula. 1822–1824 Atrocities...
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Chokey (October 1821) and
Guwahati (December 1821) and
pitched his camp at
Mahgarh, near Jorhat, on
March 15, 1822. The
commander of the Sikh soldiers, Chataniya...
-
local ****amese
people recruited around Guwahati. He
pitched his camp in
Mahgarh (presently
known as Kokilamukh;
located in
Jorhat district near Jorhat...
- Guwahati.
After pushing the
enemy forces back, he
pitched his camp in
Mahgarh (presently
known as Kokilamukh;
located in
Jorhat district near the capital...
- Bandula, who had just arrived.
Bandula defeated Singh on 17
April 1822 at
Mahgarh near Jorhat.
Singh fell back to
Gauhati but was
defeated by Gen. Maha Thilawa...
- Singha, the
Burmese suffered heavy losses,
especially at the
battle of
Mahgarh. Therefore, they
wreak their vengeance on
common ****amese people, by committing...
