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Nara Narayan

Naranarayan (r. 1554–1587) was the last ruler of the undivided Koch dynasty of the Kamata Kingdom. He succeeded his father, Biswa Singha. Under him the Koch kingdom reached its cultural and political zenith. Under his rule, and under the military command of his brother Chilarai, he was able to subjugate the entire Brahmaputra Valley, including the Ahom…

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Dynasty
Koch dynasty
Father
Biswa Singha
Predecessor
Biswa Singha
Reign
1554–1587
Successor
Lakshminarayan

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related to Hinduisation under Nara Narayan · 25
Nara Narayan → Brahmin, Damodardev, During, Goddess Durga, Hindu Koch, Hinduism, However, It, Jaintia Royalty King Jaso, Jaso Manik, Kachari, Koch, Koch Behar, Koch-Kamata, Lakshmi Narayana, Madhavdeva, Manik, Mech, Nara Narayana, Naranarayan
related to Preparations · 23
Nara Narayan → After, Ahom, And, Barnadi, Bhutiyas, Bhuyans, Biswa Singha, Brahmins, Chilarai, Chutiya, Daflas, Finally, Gohain Kamal Ali, He, Himalayas, Kacharis, Kamal Narayan, Majuli, Meches, Naranarayan
related to Division of the kingdom · 12
Nara Narayan → After, December, In, Koch Bihar, Koch Hajo, Kshamadevi, Lakshmi Narayan, Man Singh, Nara Narayan's, On, Raghu Deva, Shukladhvaj
Dynasty · 1
Nara Narayan → Koch dynasty
Father · 1
Nara Narayan → Biswa Singha
Predecessor · 1
Nara Narayan → Biswa Singha
Reign · 1
Nara Narayan → 1554–1587
Successor · 1
Nara Narayan → Lakshminarayan

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koch kingdom nara chilarai king singha ahom narayan father jaintia naranarayan brother throne biswa kachari tripura death established military 1554

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Nara NarayanDynastyKoch dynasty1.00infobox
Nara NarayanFatherBiswa Singha1.00infobox
Nara NarayanPredecessorBiswa Singha1.00infobox
Nara NarayanReign1554–15871.00infobox
Nara NarayanSuccessorLakshminarayan1.00infobox
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomIn0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomRaghu Deva0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomShukladhvaj0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomKoch Hajo0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomAfter0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomNara Narayan's0.60section
Nara Narayanrelated to Division of the kingdomLakshmi Narayan0.60section

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