How Ahoms in Assam embraced Hinduism
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- Ahoms ruled Assam for 600 years and embraced Hinduism, giving way to a syncretic Assamese identity. Borgohain was among the three title given to Ahom ministers within the administration.
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What a Beautiful Part of Our Unrecognized Golden History,
Ahom Empire defeated mughals 17 Times but it's Not mentioned in Our school history books.
Out curriculum history is written with specific mindset.
It is also not mentioned that they were not Hindu originally.
@Gurukrupa Das Great. Never been to one, only heard about them.
@Gurukrupa Das Ok.
@Gurukrupa Das fascinating?? You mean peaceful... 🤣
Ahom defeated mughal 17 times
Ahoms were not Hindu in the beginning.
@@sauron2000000 I am Assamese......... I know almost everything about Ahom. They were initially Traditional tribal religion worshiper. They mainly pray their Ancestors..... even now also in Ahom community ancestor worship is present. And they pray probably a god named Chaodeo !!!! Many of them are still Buddhist. Later maximum Ahom take Hinduism. And after 15 th century majority of Assamese people including Kalita , Ahom , Brahmin, Kayastha become disciple of Sankardev, Madhavdev Damodardev and Haridev and become Vaishnav
@@sauron2000000 Ahoms came from Thailand. They were not indigenous Assamese. Ahoms had their native Thai religion. While the Assamese they ruled over were almost all Hindus.
@@bastabbiswas3885 but we Assamese people consider them indigenous Assamese and part of our great Assamese culture. More correctly there is no difference between Assamese and Ahom. Ahom , Bodo, Mising, Karbi , Dimasa Koch Rajbongshi, Kalita , Brahmin Kayastha all are indigenous peoples of Assam
@@jugalkishorekalita9611 of course. You are 100% correct.
But in this video 'The Print' is trying to create divide between brothers. They are trying to say that Ahoms were not Hindus, they are different from Hindu Axomiya.
This is why I wrote that comment.
I am myself half Rajbonshi from Cooch Behar and I am a proud Axomiya Hindu.
Ahoms🚩🇮🇳 Lachit Borphukan who destroyed arangzebs war ships totally...
Combined Forces of Rajputs & Turks LOL
Mugol😆😂🦵
@@farrightsocialistatheist845 Rajputs were traitors. I don't know why India includes Rajputana Rifles in Indian Army Regiment
Yes... Great Troops of Mughal(Muslim) and Rajput(Pure Hindul)lead by a Rajput(Hindu) General(RamSing) Came to capture Ahom Dynasty, whom kicked out by Ahoms(Assamese).... Our Ancestors done a great job that is they f***d both Hindu/Muslim Foreigners who Attacked Assam with ill-intentions.
Bamuni konwar wasn't born into a brahmin family but was raised by a brahmin family and when he became king, he brought his adopted family to the kingdom.
Exactly
Right
Yes , they should research better before letting the video out 🙂
Right
Habungia ( haaa! BONG buli humuniyah kahisil bongali bamun ethal ) goxanie u nuwaril , bongal kitak xumuwale , xeikhinir porai lahe lahe bongale oxomkhonok efalor pora gorahot pelabo dhorisil
So nice to see an Axhomiya Narrating the facts of Assam... with perfect pronunciations! this is a gr thing by The Print!
Woh toh mera bhi hey I am from Udalguri
Das is Axomiya?
@fishyfish6510 Yeah there's many assamese people with Das as surname. Though it is also a surname for Bengali people.
@@fishyfish6510Probably the most common Assamese surname is Das but again because of bengalis people don't know this. Anyway Das is also used in mamy other states of Assam. This lady is a Kaibarta probably just like Hima Das and Bhupen Hazarika.
Joi Aai Axom...from Maharashtra.
Jai Maharashtra.. from Assam 🚩
We all Assamese respect Ahom dynasty , and swargadeu shukafa... We all shall be together always
call him chaolung sukapha because he didnt speak assamese and chaolung means king in our tai ahom language
Thank you to The Print.... Please do a elaborate history series on Assam and whole of North East (বৰ-অসম)।
@Reality Bytes Hello Mr. Illigal migrants supporter.... Try learning history of North East.... 🙏🙏
@Reality Bytes y do I see u everywhere u jobless troll
@Reality Bytes I really pity you, waking up every morning to find that north east tribal are not Chinese 😂😂.
@Reality Bytes Bengladeshi ghuspethiya😂😃😆😃😂😂😂
Upper Assam has a strong sense of regionalism. We, the people of lower and central Assam must start to embrace it too.
Joi Ai Axom
Jai Hind
never leave your language and identity
love from kerala jai hind
@@sharons9098 never leave is an ignorance...let it leave if it is naturally leaving...if it is leaving and you want to forcefully keep it, it only makes your life unhappy
@Gautam Kalita For me my culture is my life. But never force keep it when it makes no sense or odd.
@Gautam Kalita In your mind , can a Christian , Muslim , Buddhist , Jain, Sikh or an Atheist be an Assamese?
Long live Dhekeri!!!😇😇😇
proud 💪💪💪 of our ahom brave people and assam brothers love from delhi jay hind jay 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 mahan bharat
As an Ahom I would like to say that apart from us there are many other tai communities in north east and other tribes too who have rich histories like us.
Love from a tai-ahom
Yes tai faake, tai khamti who still practice their ethnic religion under umbrella of Buddhism
You're a "Tai-Ahom" ? Are you from Xaat Ghoria (7 royal clans) ? If not then there's no way you're a Tai Ahom. 99% of Ahoms are just a bunch of wannabe Tai-Ahom
Edit - comments like this really offend the non-royal self declared "Ahoms" lol
Bupai hot, there's a page called "Ahomisation" on Wikipedia. Do read it, & you will learn why your forefathers started identifying as an "Ahom"
@@trooper9113 That's a good point actually - Ahoms today are a bunch of Hindus. But its a positive thing that many of them now realize the greatness of Tai Ahoms
Bro love you guys from an indo aryan assamese
@@trooper9113 I am a xaat ghoriya
Needs some factual correction.Buronjee was written from the days of Chaulong Sui Ka Pha himself, the first Ahom King who set foot in Assam in 1228 A.D. Buronjee literally means "treasure of knowledge for fools".Secondly not all Ahoms are Hindus even today.Moidam or burial of dead bodies in pyramid style is still followed by a good section of Ahoms.In fact, all Ahom kings(Sworgodeus) were given burial in Moidam,even after embracing Hinduism.Likewise Choklong is an unique Ahom tradition of marriage where typical Vedic Hindu rituals are not followed.
Well even in many Hindu tribe's & in many Hindu rituals we do follow burial of dead body's if i'm not wrong u can find those rituals in 1of purana's.. In our History many Hindu warriors, kings & other established person's r been buried still many tribal Hindu's from all around the country buried their dead but with Hindu rituals... U need to see the Discovery of Sunauli documentary, on that documentary they mention about burial of dead body's in Hindu culture, even those burial footage aside Ganga river viraling during covid period was actually a burial ground of a UP tribe they follow this burial technic from age's...
I am Boro and agree with you fully. By the way, according to Boros and Dimasas the name 'Assam' comes from 'Ha"= Land and 'Sam'= Tai. Assam = Land of Tais.
@@rahulchowdhury473 there are some Hindu bengalis too who bury the dead. It depends upon region to region ig
@@surajitdas7695 Yes that's what i'm also trying to say, bury the dead is pretty much in Hindu culture as well, exp- dead body of a little child is mostly buried with his/her feb. staff's & not been cremated...
@@rahulchowdhury473 yes stillborn child and pets are buried too
I am glad that The Print is covering Northeast. Badly needed.
I'm from Assam and I'm proud to be an Assamese
Brilliant video, explaining NE history, this can be considered nation-building as you are strengthening inter-state relations through education
THIS VIDEO WAS ABOUT ASSAM!
STOP GENERALISING THE STATES IN THE NORTHEASTERN REGION AS NE, especially when the topic is concerned with a particular state/people!
@@miscreantminion9429 Was not generalizing, I was talking about the series they have launched related to NE history of which this is a part
@@siddhantkumar6340th-cam.com/video/_XUS2fC7bKM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=B4GLK9X817b0YyBZ ....
Our mission is to " make a better understanding between people and to create awareness , harmony , tolerance and to build a better society concerning one another , devotion, faith and patience and compassion" .....
Bohot accha laga!! Keep it up! I want to know more about Assam, and more NE states and its Tribes!!❤️❤️
Love from UP!
Pity that GOI hasn't included Ahoms in history books yet.
Thanks for enlightening ROI about teb gret Ahoms...
Joi Ai Akhom!!!
Thank you :)
Boht acha laga....aur episodes bhi nikaalo 👍
Chowkidar (modi) chor hai
Kisan ekta Zindabad
No bjp 2024
Thanks for explaining our history lots of love ❤️ from Assam ❤️❤️❤️ joi aai axom ❤️❤️
Sorry bro it's not only your history it's our history and we are happy to be part of it .
Jai lachit barphukan
সুন্দৰ ❤ভাল লাগিল । জয় আই অসম 🇮🇳
Cbse should teach about history of North East india.
@Reality Bytes so what? Even goa was under Portuguese occupation. Indonasia was under chola empire. North East is part of India and its history is also history of India.
@Reality Bytes I don't know which history is it but Rajendra Chola defeated Srivijaya Empire and it later became the confederacy of Cholas. Whatever is it but Northeast was in past under Chinese occupation doesn't mean it's not part of our history. Students in India should know about the Past so that they are well aware of their culture.
@Reality Bytes lolz, Bro I wish you best but I am not going to argue with you. You should read about Chola innovation abouts ship mast and its war with Srivajaya Empire. There is ample historical records. Please read it and then present your counter arguments.
@Reality Bytes Also North east people can be burmese or chinese in ethnicity doesnt matter. Parsis are also Iranian. But they are part of India. Same is with Northeast. There can be 1 chapter about history of Northeast telling about empire and civilization. Cbse has been teaching that north indians are aryans from anatolia. Then, Whats wrong in chinese, tibetians or burmese
@Reality Bytes Like I say please read. Srivajay empire is in Indonasia. There were close to Palas of Bengal. Rajendra chola took control of Strait of Malacca from vijaytungvarman. Please read first. I dont want to listen to your baseless argument. If you have any source then share
What an episode.
MAKE A SERIES ON AHOMS
Massive thanks to this lady for pronouncing the Assamese words properly (i.e. with the voiceless velar fricatives). She's most definitely an Oxomiya.
Yes She is. My friend in the Print said she is from Assam
Ahoms are quickly losing their culture to the Brahmins. I see Ahoms praying more
to Hindu gods than their own ancestors. As an Ahom I feel sad that our genuine identity is getting washed so easily. Similarly with the language, its losing its grip because of Hindi. Tai Ahom which was completely independent of Indo-Aryan and Mon-Khmer family of languages, was lost in a similar fashion due to our ancestors' mistake of partnering with the Brahmins.
Many ahoms still follow ancestral customs. Atleast you all can follow your customs because of Hinduism. Islam or Christianity would never have allowed you to do that.
Wow please do more such videos on The history of North East
Buronji was there since the time of sukafa. And bamuni konwar was raised by an Assamese Brahmin family. Also hinduism has many different flavors in Assam but satra,namghar the Assamese cultural identity and our ancestral history binds the Assamese community together.
There is no mention of brahmin or bamun in ahom history,many scholars today after doing intense study of buranji didn't found any word like bamun konwar
Are u Assamese? Ur Pronouncation in Assamese is so perfect 💯✨
I really look forward to this series
Fruitful series.... please continue it.
Bhal lagil. Ami axomiya lahekoi rastriyo stage'ot dekhibo'le dhorisu.
Muru print'ot join kora Mon.
Kudos to the Print to educate us about our diverse culture and community from the North east
We are the Proud Ahoms!
Be proud on Your religion not hindu.
I m prowd to be a Assamese...........and ur prowd to be ahom...there's a difference
@@swagotbharadwaz1645 are ahoms assamese
@David Kumar Axom ya
@@swagotbharadwaz1645 ._.
Deep respect to Ahoms 🙏🙏🙏
Awesome video. Keep this series up. Can’t wait to gain more knowledge from this series.
Proud to be an ahom and.. Sivasagarian ❤️
Dhui rendi
@@Darknight20729 mind ur language.. What's wrong with you?
Only Ahoms have written history in Assam. Others in Assam knew their history from it.
You speak a language that is of Indo-Aryan origin... You practice Sanatan dharma... Ujoni asom declined culturally during ahom times...
@@rupertmurdoch469 yes you are right lower Assam improved their culture during Mughal rule. Modern Assamese language originated in Sivsagar. Written language also started there. Otherwise people of Assam would have been now speaking Bengali language. Lower Assam pronunciation is similar to Bengali language.
@@rupertmurdoch469 Ahom has it's own written language. Modern Assamese language uses many words from Ahom language. Brajrawali language is not used in modern Assamese language even in speaking. It is like Sanskrit and Latin language limited to religious books only.
🔥🔥🔥iman koti purisene😂
M a ahom community people nd its not a caste its brand ❤️✌🏻
Feel proud to see a assamese girl, who representing assam❤️👍
Accha laga mam, plese continue
Thanks for this information. We should include this information in the text books of history and teach our children the History of India.
Very necessary episode.... My two years in Asam are still best years of my life
Vaishnavism, Kirtan is also an integral part of Bengali Hinduism. It was popularised by Chaitanya.
It was movement then. Srimanta Sankardeva , whose forefathers were from probably Nabadweep, traversed the country (not to South, no evidence) and brought the idea of Nava Baishnavism to Assam.
Not Nabadeep Baro Bhuyas atually came from Kanauj which is in Uttar Pradesh
@@bimald1 Not Nabadeep Baro Bhuyans actually came from Kanauj which is in Uttar Pradesh to Gaur kingdom and After a fight between Gaur and Kamrup,Baro Bhuyan came to Kamata Kamrup and then to Central Assam.
@@vibesrise8428 kannauj means orissa
@@mrblack7218 Kanauj is in Uttar Pradesh and sill exists
Proud to be an Ahom
All Ahoms are not Hindus but some of them embraced Buddhism, Christianity, Sikhism and many more are still practicing with their ancient religious practices like Ban Phi - Phuralung ancestors worship sect. Some embraced secular Hindu fold like Vaishnavism, Sankari and Satriya fold and others embraced Shaktik Hindu fold. Since embrace religion is one's personal belief and choice some Ahoms now a days choosen the path of atheist or believer of science, realist and not like magic and heavenly absurd things
Define Hinduism....
Any path that is Dharmic is Hinduism.
The British don't understand that when they called it Hinduism.
Buddhism,Sikhism,Jainism or not believing in the divine or God but being righteous is all Hinduism.
Please don't say believer of science bro. athiest don't believe in anything. Athiest r only realist and only crave for logic and critical thinking
@ajsjsnbs don't show your upbringing here u idiot
@ajsjsnbs learn to read kid
@ajsjsnbs meaning bonu wa kotha ko
Vow that was something new to learn. Keep it coming...
Ahom became hindu because the people they ruled absolute majority of them were assamese who were hindu. Just like how the mongol yuan dynasty became buddhist after taking over china..
You r bound to assimilate with the natives within a few centuries if u rule them unless ur from an abrahamic religion..
They are missing the point that ahoms were already hindu.
@@saiadithya1279 no they followed tai folk religion
@@byron-ih2ge Most of asean countries like thailand ,cambodia all were hindus before 10 th century AD,then they converted to buddhism.
@@saiadithya1279 hinduism reached them only around 1 ad
@@byron-ih2ge How did thailand become hindu during the 1st millennium if the northeast was not?
Anyways thai people still worship Hindu gods and goddesses ,there were movies on Hanuman.They recognize all hindu literature .Same with cambodia,Laos etc.
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Thanks a lot for this video. Love from assam, keep up the good work
As she has explained, it is extremely difficult to explain 600 years of Ahom history in 4 minutes. A lot of people are not aware about the history and culture of the NE states and there is always the temptation to imagine one homogeneous structure which is far from the reality. I would love to see a 30 min session at least talking about the different tribes of Assam, their history, food habits and overall culture. Also, since I have a Ahom in my family, not all Ahoms are Hindus and indeed some of them follow very specific practices including marriage rituals and so on. Glad though that the Print has some focus on the NE. I suppose it is one of those rare news channels that do focus on the NE.
We infact have our own theology with multiple sacred scriptures like Lit-Lai-Pat-Peyn-Ka-Ka and Ming Mai Phuralong. Many tai ahoms still continue their ethnic tribal traditions. I myself don't identify with being a hindu (which have roots in indus river) but a luitporiya.
Great video. Keep going Tina Das. Looking forward to more such informative videos.
My mother is a Hindu Ahom and my father is a Goriya Muslim. Both are part of the greater Assamese society and native Assamese speakers. I am happy about my heritage and the cultural and geographical beauty that Assam is.
Did your mother converted??
@@Whimsy_muse dont speak your ass out !! Talk sense darling !!!
Prank ho giya iss ladrke ke sath to 🤣🤣 welcome to love jihad 🤣🤣
@@shauryayoddha Abe bosdike Madrchod Sambal kar bat kar Love Jihad Assam a Iha pe koi Tera up Bihar nahi he idar love Jihad nahi hota he We are Assamese Joy Ai Asom
@@rashidmandalroshan3753 fhir bhi once a jihadi always a jihadi
The way she is speaking it seems she is also Assamese
Language of Ahom's is Tai. It is a written language, most of the Ahom history is written in this language. Other communities of Assam knows their history from this language history including people of lower Assam. This language is spoken by Shyam and Fakial in Assam, Khamti, Nici and others in Arunachal Pradesh.
@@Robdua1968 the tai languages spoken by khamyang, turung, aiton, khamti, phake and zhingpho are different although there are many similarities. And the term shyam refers to these 6 communities as our cultures are exactly the same. FYI !!
@@_Thaomung I only recall few so written it.
@@_Thaomung wished we could preserve our language like y'all but alas😮💨
Thank you ❤️ we would like to know more and more about Ahom dynasty and NE History
Thank you Tina keep bringing such informations.
Tai Ahom are a sub-group of the Tai people of the greater Kra-Dai peoples. They are related to Thais, Laos,etc.
Yes. Every Tai groups were came from China.
Nice one! loved it, as an assamese myself
The incredible land of Assam has a binding capacity of holding everybody who came with good perspective. It is a land of diversity .
True but we didn't expect you.
hindusim is beautiful religion and very peaceful also
Very good topic. Make more such videos on the ancestry of various groups co-existing in India. Every Indian should learn about the origins and heritage of all fellow indians.
Please bring more episodes of " Northeast par najar" - the whole 🇮🇳 will know about this beautiful land and its history
Very Informative video.
Beautifully explained 💯🎉🎉🎉
Despite being a non Hindi speaker you speaks good Hindi..... really nice....
*Finally, A Video on my FOREFATHERS*
জয় আই অসম
जय हिंद 🇮🇳
Keep Going, we need this type of informative episodes about North East.
1:32 Bamuni Konwar was not born in Brahmin family,check your facts..he was a pure Ahom Prince but brought up by a brahmin family when his mother left him with that family.... that's why he is known as Bamuni Konwar and not Bamun Konwar..Bamuni means related to Brahmin but not Brahmin,why a brahmin would become king in Ahom courtyard, atleast use some logic,you should take source of trusted Buranjis like that of SK Bhuyan, Edward Gait and not some essays of diganta... I've Never seen such wrong and illogical presentation of work..thumbs down 👎...
Sudangphaa (1397-1407) was the king of the Ahom kingdom. He was popularly known as Bamuni Konwar (Brahmanical prince) because of his upbringing in a Brahman's - Ahomr Din,Hiteswar Barbaruah(One of the trusted book in Assam History.
And his Ahom Name was Sudang Pha and Father's name was Chao Pha Tyao Khamti...can any Brahmin name Tyao Khamti? It's just common sense... atleast use some brains 🧠 All the 49 Swargadeos of Ahom courtyard were descendents of Royal Ahom family and none of them were brahmins or Kalitas or Keots... atfirst learn some history and then come for showing your presentation skills
A vast amount of Ahoms in Assam are now retaining their own culture and renouncing the plagues of Hinduism and Islam which are dangerous beliefs always at the throats of each other.
We'll be back at the very beginning one day.
Yes everyone should return to their own believes. We Mohung, Deodhai, Bailungs are only one who never left our rituals.
@@user-xm6tp6ys4y Huge respect to you people. Furalong needs to be revived. Ahom theology needs to be revived
@@user-xm6tp6ys4y We ahoms are gonna always gonna be hindu
@@shiromani557 হিন্দু আহোম 🤣🤣🤣। অই চপনীয়া।
@@abhinavdeodhai3154 oii gandho jaa toi mur kane buranji likh
People who are commenting that Tai Ahoms were hindu have no respect towards the Ahom people. We have our own language, own religion, own customs, own traditions so we don't need to follow other's path. Ahom have never fought against Islam but Mughal. In the battle of Saraighat we fought against Ram Singha who was a hindu.
Tai Ahom people give respect towards all religion. The muslim population of upper Assam who are known as "Gariya", they maintains harmony with ahom people. Don't try to divide on the basis of religion.
Tai Ahom people follow Baan-Phi. Baan-Phi is naturalism. It is Taoist ideology and influenced by Confuciusm. Ancestor worship is the basis of Baan-Phi.
It was the British who recorded Tai Ahom people as hindu. And slowly slowly that effected our religion.
Most respectfully the three priestly clans which are 𑜉𑜦𑜡 𑜑𑜤𑜂𑜫𑜼 𑜉𑜦𑜡 𑜆𑜤𑜂𑜫𑜼 𑜉𑜦𑜡 𑜋𑜂𑜫𑜫 𑜈𑜤𑜃𑜫𑜽 Because of them the Tai Ahom language, Traditions, Culture, Religion are still alive. Even the royal families don't have the right to show pride without these priestly clans. Royal families became corrupted. Leading to the end of Ahom reign. Bamuni Konwar or Suo-Dang-Pha, Siva Singha were the main culprits. There are still some snakes in Tungkhungia clan who tries to defame the three priestly clans. These fools don't know that without these priestly clans they are nothing.
It's you who have no respect for your ancestors. Pround to Ahom hindu from tungkhungia clan
For deodhais my ancestors might be god for them, atleast respect your god
Tungkhungias are snakes
Tunkhungia rulers were worst of creatures
Bahut val lagil .... Anekowa video Ru banab... Best of luck
Good attempt at explaining the gradual hinduization of the Tai Ahoms. One error which needs to be corrected: The writing of contemporary history in unique texts called buranji started immediately after the arrival of Chaolung Siu-ka-pha in the valley of the Brahmaputra in 1228 and not later as is mentioned in the video. Initial buranjis were written in the Tai Ahom script.
They are trying to Hinduinise us. We should not let them deteriorate our history.
Considering that you are talking about the Ahoms particularly, I feel there are bits that are left out or misinformed. You have used pictures of Ahom "ban phi/phuralung" religion's rituals but there was no mention of it, which is not fair because Ahom people still practice their various rituals and festivals trying to keep the ethnic folk religion alive parallelly along with their hindu belief. And then there are many Ahoms who are Buddhist and Christians .
I am happy and really glad for your effort but i feel its not fully informative if you are talking about ahom people's religion.
Librandus
@@manojsingh1324 What libarendu? Tai Ahomd are Taoist not hindu. 20% of Tai Ahom follow their own religion which is Baan-phi a sect of Taoism. Tai Ahoms belongs to the great Kradai group. Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Yunan, Myanmar, Cambodia, Northeast India all these land are filled with Dai/Tai people. Tai Ahom, Tai Khamti, Tai Turung, Tai Phake, Tai Lai, Tai Khamyang, Tai Aiton are the Tai people of Northeast India. There are many Tai groups in southeast Asia and east asia.
@@manojsingh1324 do search about Kradai.
@@user-xm6tp6ys4y doesn't matter when your king become Hindu
@@manojsingh1324 😂🤣 nice joke. The saat ghariya ahom were Chao-Pha, Chao-Phurung-Moung, Chao-Thao-Loung, Mo-Hung, Mo-Ploong, Mo-Changbun, Chi-Ring all have foids or clans. One royal family accepted Hinduism doesn't mean we are hindus. The royal priestly families Mo-hung , Mo-Ploong, Mo-Changbun and the Chi-Ring writers of Buranji or Pulansit were the reason for the survival of Tai Ahom culture and traditions.
Proud to be ahom 👍
jai kalita jai brahmin
Good info. Thanks for sharing. Like Assam, even Manipur royals were seduced to embrace Vaishnavite Hinduism. A few subjects refused and ran away from the kingdom. All the surrounding tribals remain animism until Christianity came and transformed them. Historically, mainstream Assam and Manipur looked down on them anyway.
One positive development of Hindu Assam was that it prevented the Mughals from entering the region to ravage and forcefully convert people into Islam. The indigenous population in Nagaland, Mizoram, and Meghalaya have not embraced Hinduism or Islam. They are Christian for the most part. Still a tiny group sticking to traditional animism scattered here and there, of which Arunachal may have the largest share. Shalom🙏
So Mughals converting people to Islam is an issue but British missionaries converting them to Christianity is not an issue 🤣🤣
@@Aryan-ik9kq Islam conversion were done by conquest, threat of death, extra tax (jizya), etc.
British colonials banned British from coming to India as missionaries, eg, William Carey. Carey refined Bengali language, taught Bengali in university, open Indian eyes to Botany, Lobbied along with Rajaram Mohan Roy to make sati (burning widows) illegal.
For the most part missionaries to Northeast India were Americans, who brought music, literacy, and the salvation story of Jesus Christ.
Tipu Sultan, Moblah massacre, etc, find out how much Hindus suffered. Forced conversion or economic pain and death.
🙏🙏🙏
"Conversion by force" (or forceful conversation) is the issue, which Islamic rulers practiced everywhere they went.😝... No one in northeast India were converted to Christianity by force.
@@joeGuizan People in northeast followed tribal animism and all of a sudden everyone is a Christian now lol. Still does not deny the fact that people in northeast were told to believe a foreign religion
@@Aryan-ik9kq
The subject is forceful religion. Do you believe in forcing people to believe in your religion?
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Assamese, comprise of several tribes and communities. To identify only Ahoms as representing Assamese identity is not correct. There are Rabhas, Bodo-Kachari, Sonwal-Kachari, Rajbonshis, Mising and many others which form Assamese not just Ahoms lone.
TRUE BUT THERE ARE DIVISONS AMONG THESE TRIBES. FOR EXAMPLE SOME BODO, KOCH RAJBANGSHI, RABHA, MISING, DEORI ETC DONT CONSIDER THEMSELVES ASSAMESE because they were never part of GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARIES OF ASSAM. INSTEAD THEY WERE PART OF GREAT KAMRUPA KINGDOM. AND THESE PEOPLE ARE FOUND WITHIN THE OLD BOUNDARIES OF KAMRUPA(NEPAL, BHUTAN, TRIPURA, BENGAL,BANGLADESH) NOT ASSAM.
lol much before the ahoms invaded the now called Assam, it was the kachari kingdom which was predominant in the whole of Brahmaputra plains.
@@boyungkoi6599 exactly bodos don't consider themselves as assamese
@@boyungkoi6599Boro kacharis are
the original inhabitants of Assam.
@@jackyphakondaimari5600 there is no reference of invasion in buranji.....so i don't agree what you just typed.
Love from Assam 😍😍
As an ahom I'd like and love to say that I donot follow hinduism!!!! Have fun!!!!
But bjp/rss government forget ahoms totally... N they said we Protect Hinduism.. Really
Wow..
Stop living in dreams. By the way return to your own religion and believes. Hinduism is not yours.
they are who really care about....
Before ahom assam me kaun the? Tell us about kachari dynasty too!
KOCH,KACHARI,MECH. They introduced BRAHMINS & other ARYAN RACE & GRADUALLY converted to HINDUISM. You will have to study KACHARI KINGDOM, KOCH KINGDOM(KAMATAPUR).
Motak moran deori chutia
Good we are sanatani
Love the video. But I really don't like that people are googling athletes to find their religion. How does that relate to her achievements?
PROUD to be an Ahom ❤✊️ I think the anchor may be from Assam. 🫢
Great Video !! I hope you all can come up with a series related to Assam Historical(from ancient to Modern) anecdotes along with the History of other North Eastern States..Since I am an Assamese too it feels great as Assam History is being discussed on a renowned national platform like PRINT..Best Wishes
We Ahoms are Purvottar Maithils❤
Joi aai axom
Would like to hear more about this 👌🏽👌🏽. Well done anchor for having the pronounciation right . I Guess 😊😊
MahaRana Pratap aur Shivaji Maharaj ke saath Ahoms ka naam bhi lena chahiye
Ahoms are non other than Purvottar Maithils❤
Poor Ahoms(me too)🤯.Had we embraced Buddhism or remained non-religious, Ahoms would have also got ST quota like other north eastern tribes. His folly decision deprived many from better colleges, better jobs, promotion and above extravagant scholarship 😬😬
did you lost your mind....they who build those temples and tank in the name of hindu gods.....we are hindus....and buslim or christians..... Buddhism is a part of larger sanatan dhram
Tuk akol reservation lage.. Alpou kosto koribo nuaro
Check Abhijit Chavda, Sai Deepak & Rajiv Malhotra
The Print is just a leftist brown sepoy (Self-Hating, Hinduophobic, Pro-Khangress & Anti-BJP elements), who has the typical colonial JNU marxist historian like narrative. You can guess how they skip & never talked about Ahoms defeating Mughals 17 times. Also read about the authors who wrote your NCERT history textbooks, all are marxist JNU historians
Southeast Asia & Northeast India were under same Dharmic umbrella with addition to pluralism. There is no strong distinction between Buddhism & Hinduism, as colonial & most western historians won't like to say
My authenticity: GK loving boy from Axom, who once was a brainwashed secular NCERT Hindu but turned into unapologetic Pro-India & Pro-Hindu
In short, Print displayed geopolitical propaganda
Also language🗿
Very informative video. Keep going.
Ahom came from China via Thailand and Burma. They fought against the Rajput commanders of the Mughal army in 17th century. Before the Ahom came along with Nagas, Mizos, Meitais,khaki, Jayantiya the entire North East India had several Bengali Kingdoms in Pragyotish or Kamurup which was changed to Assam or Guwahati.
Few handful of Bengali people came with British who always helped them to loot Assam and India
No any Bengali kingdom mentioned in northeaste history northeaste region same like southeast Asia east asia
@@autopilot3971 I am talking about the time before 14th century before the arrival of the Ahoms.
@@dipakbose2677 Kamarupa kingdom was not bengal. Bengali didn't even exist at that time.
@@ghs89 Biswa Singha had Kalita priests before replacing with Brahmins. Brahmin population was quite less in assam before ahom and koch dynasty during Pala and Varman rule. Later the ahoms called more and more brahmins because of their knowledge.
Iam from Assam
Assam mane sab eksaman
Me ahom hu
Actually my friend is clamed ahom called krishan a as God.
Love from Assam❤🇮🇳
Its real sad that the ahom language died out.. Hope it gets revived!!
@Reality Bytes if u dontkbow then dont speak tai ahom is the native language of the ahoms not bengali or whatever lol
@Reality Bytes When you speak about Assam I think you are referring to the lower Assam region which infact was not fully under the control of Ahoms and was inhabited by both tribes and people of aryan stock . While Boro kacharis being the original inhabitants of Assam has been proved through archeology , anthropology and whatever the f##k logy . Right from the Mahabharata its being mentioned that kings of this region were Asuras , eg - Narakasura .. meaning they were of non-aryan origin . Bengali as an idea or concept is of late development . Yes these are the same people with same same blood and title like those in West bengal but if you are going to call them Bengalis than I dont think they would like to agree with you . You would most probably be beaten up by so called " bengalis " in Assam , who like to call themselves Assamese .
@Reality Bytes I have never rejected the fact the Ahoms were not from this place, they were infact from a different land but having accepted Hinduism and by assimilating with the local population we have arrived in this time , where we are very much Indians and proud to be calling ourselves that , unlike you perhaps who is hell bent on proving God knows what . Just like the Sakhas and Kushanas who came from Central Asia and assimilated into the India society , we have done the same .The fact is no one is from a so and so place , its just about the timeline regarding when they arrived at a certain place . Homo sapiens came from Africa , no way I can call myself an african person now . Again when you say Bengali , you are actually corrupting the whole system which was going on . There wasnt a bengali identity back then , the land was changing hands between people every 50 years . Also here I would like to say that there didnt exist an Assamese identity also , it was initiated by the Ahom kings . In upper Assam rivers and places are named with prefix 'Di' - which proves that this land was infact inhabited by the boros in the past even when they dont live here at present . Even most of the tribes of Assam trace their origin with the larger Boro group . This being said I never rejected the fact that their rulers were Hindu kings , which is absolutely true . But just because the kings were of certain origin is it ok to call the whole population of the same origin . By that logic even the native americans are of British and French origin . Also adding to the fact that Boros worship Shiva as their ancient God , and Shiva is being worshiped even in the IVC , much before Indra or Surya were being worshiped by the Rig vedic people .
@Reality Bytes And dude you cant see everyone with the same pair of glasses . I am of mongoloid origin , an Ahom . I trace my lineage to king Sukhaamphaa who married a koch princess Sankala Gabhoru in the 16th century . A son was born of their union and I trace my bloodline to that person . We have a system of keeping records of family tree among the Ahoms . Most Ahoms or mongoloid people are not what you seem to describe . Most of them are just busy with their lives , I guess most you have met are just the kind that just hate to call themselves Indians and there are some of those . As far as wanting your land back , its your already yours , this is India not a foreign land . Here I speak only about Assam as I am an Assamese by birth .You may ask land from Bangladesh though , I too want Pakistan to hand over Kashmir , Infact most youth out here join the army for such purposes only . Ever heard of Assam regiment or Assam rifles . I guess not because Bengalis are too busy reading books which lack a bit of good sense perhaps .Is there insurgency in the North-east ? Yes . Is there insurgency in Kashmir ? Yes . Is there naxalism in central India ? Yes . Are there separatist forces in the South ? Yes . Is there a demand for Khalistan ? Yes . But you would rather want to find a solution to these problems rather than cursing or blaming their race . Because you are not born with patriotism , its what you develop as you grow . And at last there are enough Bengalis in West Bengal and India who still worship Mao and China , they are equally if not more an enemy of the state .
@Reality Bytes You are just spreading hatred.
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Ohh... Did I heard mughals 😂
Yes that's right.... Our ancestors fought and won against Mughals... That too multiple times
g so
I proud to be Ahom .. Tang lai boi kom 🙏
Ahoms are not of Indian origin
Their roots can be traced to eastern Myanmar bordering Yunnan province of China
Their ancestors emigrated (I don't know why) came and settled down in Brahmaputra plains and later embraced Hinduism
Bengali are not of indian origin their roots can be bengladesh are bengalis bengladeshi origin
@@ajayhira6242 Well
Bangladesh।was a part of Indian Subcontinent.. Therefore Bengaliis are very much Indian
@@karunamaya no no bengladesh is a seperate country bengladesh ab ek alg country hai aur waha ke log india mai native people nehi hai bengali bengladesh se illegally hamaare india mai aya hai aur ahom are indian origin and bengali is a bengladeshi language not indian language so bengalis are not indian originally
@@karunamaya you bengalis originally Bengaladeshi not indian origin
@@karunamaya kiya hua re bengladeshi ghuspethiya.bengali originally bengladeshi ghuspethiya bengalis are not indian bengalis are bengladeshi origin. bengalis bengladesh se india mai illegally ghuspeth karke settled hua hai ishliye bengalis not native people india but ahom are real indigenous people of Assam (india)
Love from Assam mam you are speeling is very well I think you are Assamese 🤔🤔