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U Kiang Nangbah and the Jaintia Rebellion (1862–63)
Study U Kiang Nangbah’s leadership, the causes and course of the Jaintia Rebellion of 1862–63, his execution at Jowai and his lasting place in…
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Study U Kiang Nangbah’s leadership, the causes and course of the Jaintia Rebellion of 1862–63, his execution at Jowai and his lasting place in…






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A detailed history of the Anglo-Khasi War of 1829–1833: causes, Nongkhlaw attack, Khasi guerrilla resistance, British strategy, outcome and significance.






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Learn why the British built the Sylhet–Assam road, how the Nongkhlaw agreement broke down and why the project triggered organised Khasi resistance.






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Examine David Scott’s frontier policy, road diplomacy, commercial pressure and political intervention in the Khasi Hills during early British expansion.






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Trace British expansion towards the Khasi, Jaintia and Garo Hills from the Bengal frontier and Treaty of Yandabo to annexation and colonial administration.