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Assimilation process in the former Ahom kingdom of Assam
Ahomisation was an assimilation process in the former Ahom kingdom of Assam by which people from different ethnic groups in the region became part of
Ahomisation
Ethnic group from Assam
into their society over the course of history, through a process called Ahomisation. Traditional accounts place the arrival of the Tai group led by Sukaphaa
Ahom_people
Kingdom in the Brahmaputra Valley in Assam, India (1228–1826)
groups became a part of the Ahom population due to a process known as Ahomisation. The identity of the Ahom people in the kingdom was fluid, with the king
Ahom_kingdom
Medieval state of India
Chutia state & its population was absorbed into the Ahom kingdom through Ahomisation — the nobility and the professional classes were given important positions
Chutia_kingdom
Tai ruler traditionally credited with founding the Ahom kingdom
as well as members of the Ahom elite to marry locally. A process of Ahomisation (whereby locals who adopted Ahom methods of wet rice cultivation and
Sukaphaa
Indigenous community in northeast India
during the period of chaos and confusion. The Ahom kings encouraged Ahomisation. In the reign of Suhungmung, the Dihingia Raja, a Miri man was ennobled
Mising_people
Ethnic group from Assam, northeast India
annihilation and absorption by the Ahoms was the natural outcome. In the Ahomisation process, some of them became Ahom-chutiyas who were admitted into the
Chutia_people
the Naga, Moran, Borahi, Chutiya and Dimasa peoples in a process of Ahomisation till they themselves began to be Hinduized from the mid-16th century
People_of_Assam
First Borphukan of the Ahom kingdom
Ahom administrative and military elite, a process that is termed as Ahomisation. The Ahom state had long incorporated groups from the Brahmaputra valley
Langi_Panisiya_Borphukan
Assamese surname
independence activist, politician and educationist Chutia people Ahom people Ahomisation Phukan Borphukan Bhuyan, SK,"Deodhai Assam Buranji", p.16, "The chiefs
Chetia_(surname)
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