The List of Ahom Kings and Rulers - Ahom kingdom

-

 The Ahom kingdom was founded by Swargadeo Sukapha in Assam’s Brahmaputra valley. The kingdom was established in 1228.

List of Ahom kings
Garhgaon was the capital of the Ahom kingdom.
Image source: http://sagar-sen.blogspot.com/

Here I will tell you about the list of Ahom kings and rulers with their capital. In the kingdom, there were 41 kings and rulers from beginning to end. When the reign of Purandar Singh, the last king of the Ahom kingdom the arrival of the East India Company disrupted the whole Empire in the 1826 century. So come out of this please have a look at the table.

The list of Ahom kings

NO. Ruler Reign Capital
1 Sukapha 1228-1268 Charaideo
2 Suteupha 1268-1281 Charaideo
3 Subinpha 1281-1293 Charaideo
4 Sukhangpha 1293-1332 Charaideo
5 Sukhrangpha 1332-1364 Charaideo
6 Sutupha 1364-1376 Charaideo
- INTERREGNUM 1376-1380 -
7 Tyaokhamti 1380-1389 Charaideo
- INTERREGNUM 1389-1397 -
8 Sudangpha 1397-1407 Charaguya
9 Sujangpha 1407-1422 -
10 Suphapha 1422-1439 -
11 Susenpha 1439-1488 -
12 Suhenpha 1488-1493 -
13 Supimpha 1493-1497 -
14 Suhungmung 1497-1539 Bakata
15 Suklengmung 1539-1552 Garhgaon
16 Sukhampha 1552-1603 Garhgaon
17 Susengpha 1603-1641 Garhgaon
18 Surampha 1641-1644 Garhgaon
19 Sutyinpha 1644-1648 Garhgaon
20 Sutamla 1648-1663 Garhgaon
21 Supungmung 1663-1669 Garhgaon
22 Sunyatpha 1669-1673 -
23 Suklampha 1673-1675 -
24 Suhung 1675 -
25 Gobar 1675 -
26 Sujinpha 1675-1677 -
27 Sudaipha 1677-1679 -
28 Sulikpha 1679-1681 -
29 Supatpha 1681-1696 Barkola
30 Sukhrumpha 1696-1714 Rangpur
31 Sutanpha 1714 -
32 Bor Raja Phuleswari 1714-1731 -
33 Bor Raja Ambika 1731-1738 -
34 Siva Singha 1738-1744 -
35 Sunenpha 1744-1751 -
36 Surampha 1751-1769 -
37 Sunyeopha 1769-1780 -
38 Suhitpangpha 1780-1795 Jorhat
39 Suklingpha 1795-1810 Jorhat
40 Sudinpha 1810-1818 Jorhat
41 Purandar Singha 1818-1819 Jorhat

I hope it will definitely help you. Please let me know if I had any mistakes in this. Your suggestions are more important to me. Click Here to contact me.

Explore More Related Articles

FAQ

  • Who was the first Ahom king?

Sukapha was the first Ahom king in Assam’s Brahmaputra valley.

  • Who was the last Ahom king?

Purandar Singha was the last Ahom king.

  • Who founded the Ahom dynasty?

The Ahom dynasty was founded by Sukapha.

  • Who was the 2nd Ahom king?

The 2nd Ahom king was Sudinpha.

  • Which was the first capital of Ahoms?

The first capital of Ahom was Charaideo.

  • How many capitals of the Ahom kingdom?

Total of 5 capitals of Ahom kingdom; Charaideo, Bakata, Garhgaon, Rangpur, and Jorhat.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Telugu Numbers 1 to 100 Counting Chart

-
  Telugu language belongs to the Dravidian language family spoken by Telugu people. It is the official language of the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages of India, with 75 million speakers as of 2011. I collected a counting chart of Telugu numbers from 0 to 100 with the numerals, written out in the Dravidian alphabet. Ikigai Book (Telugu) on Amazon Telugu Numbers 1 to 100 English Telugu Numeral PRON. 0 ౦ sunna 1 ౧ okati 2 ౨ rendu 3 ౩ mudu 4 ౪ nalugu 5 ౫ ayidu 6 ౬ aru 7 ౭ edu 8 ౮ enimidi 9 ౯ tommidi 10 ౧౦ padi 11 ౧౧ padakondu 12 ౧౨ pannendu 13 ౧౩ padamudu 14 ౧౪ padhnalugu 15
Read more

Assamese Counting Chart: Numbers 1 to 100

-
 How to count numbers in Assamese language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Assam and other Northeastern states. It is spoken by over 25 million speakers as of 2011. These Assamese numbers are exactly similar to Bengali numbers in their written script using Bengali-Assamese script from 1100AD and pronunciations are somewhat relevant to listen. Assamese Counting Chart 1 to 100 Number Numeral Assamese Pronouncation 0 ০ শূণ্য xuino 1 ১ এক ek 2 ২ দুই dui 3 ৩ তিনি tini 4 ৪ চাৰি sari 5 ৫ পাঁচ pas 6 ৬ ছয় soy 7 ৭ সাত xat 8 ৮ আঠ ath 9 ৯ ন no 10 ১০ দহ doh 11 ১১ এঘাৰ egharo 12 ১২
Read more

Learn Bodo Language Through English Online (English to Bodo)

-
  Bodo language  (also called Boro ) is one of the most prominent languages of Northeast India. Originally, the language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. This language is closely related to the Dimasa , Kokborok , and Garo languages of Assam , Tripura, and Meghalaya . The Bodo language is one of the 22 languages recognized by the government of India and included in the 8th schedule of the Indian constitution. Bodoland Movement Book on Amazon Basic Greetings in Bodo Knowing a few basic phrases and words in Bodo. This is the best way to learn the Bodo language. Hello – Khulumbai! Welcome – Ador khalamnai Whats up? - Ma khalamdw? Whats your name? - Nwngni munga ma? How are you? - Ma khobor? Good morning – Gwjwn fungbili! Good night – Gwjwn hor Bye – Gwjwngthu! 45+ Basic Bodo Words and Phrases Besides greetings, these are some useful phrases and Bodo words to memorise. No. English Bodo 1 Hi/Hello Khulumbai
Read more

Learn Tamil Numbers 1 to 100

-
 The Tamil language belongs to the Dravidian language family natively spoken by the Tamil people. It is the official language of the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, with 70 million speakers as of 2011. Tamil numbers 1 to 10 Learn Tamil Numbers 1 to 100 Here you can learn Tamil numbers from 1 to 100 with cardinal, pronunciation in English. Below the list of numbers in Tamil language with counting chart. Numerals Tamil PRON. 0 சுழியம் suliyam 1 ஒன்று onnu 2 இரண்டு rendu 3 மூன்று moonu 4 நான்கு nalu 5 ஐந்து anju 6 ஆறு aaru 7 ஏழு yelu 8 எட்டு ettu 9 ஒன்பது onbadhu 10 பத்து pathu 11 பதினொன்று pathi nonnu 12 பன்னிரண்டு pannandu 13 pathi monnu Tera 14 பத
Read more

Garo Sentences Used in Daily Life | Garo to English Translation

-
  Garo language referred to as  A·chikku , belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in the Indian states of Meghalaya and Assam . Here we have adopted an objective and efficient approach to  learning  the  Garo language  easily with sentence meaning in English . Garo Grammar Book on Amazon Example in Garo: Who are you? it's mean - Na.a sawa? I am sorry. Angko kema ka⋅pabo. Garo Sentences Used in Daily Life The Garo words we use frequently in daily life are exemplified below. No. English Garo 1 Hi/Hello O.am 2 What is your name? Nangko mai minga? 3 My name is Whyting Angko Whyting minga 4 How are you? Namengama? 5 I am fine Namengaba 6 Have a nice day Nang∙na namgipa sal ong∙china 7 Good morning Pringnam 8 Good night Walnam 9 Nice to meet you Nang∙ko gr
Read more