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Sudangphaa
Sudangphaa was the king of Ahom kingdom from 1397 CE to 1407 CE. He was popularly known as “''Bamuni Konwar''” or “the Brahman prince” because of his upbringing in a Brahman’s house. His reign marks the first stage in the growth of Brahmanical influence and Hinduism amongs the Ahoms. He initiated the Singarigharutha ceremony, which is a Tai-Ahom ceremony of coronation of kings, a tradition which will be followed by his successors.
==Birth and Childhood==
Sudangphaa was the son of Ahom king Tyao Khamti, from his younger queen. King Tyao Khamti went on a military expedition against the Sutiya Kingdom, to avenge the murder of his elder brother, king Sutuphaa. He appointed his elder queen in charge of the kingdom, in his absence. The younger queen was pregnant at the time of the king’s departure. The elder queen was jealous of the younger queen as the latter was more favourite to the king and also she was about to give birth to king’s first child, which will enhance her position. Therefore, in order to get rid of younger queen, the elder queen took advantage of her position as regent to cause a false accusation to be preferred against her. The charge was investigated and declared true, whereupon the elder queen ordered her to be beheaded. The ministers however, seeing that she was pregnant, instead of killing her set her adrift on the Brahmaputra on a raft. The raft floated for some time and landed in Habung village, where a Brahman gave the unfortunate woman shelter. She died after giving birth to a boy and told the Brahman about the real identity of the boy. The Brahman brought up the young prince along with his other children. The young prince took the Brahman and his family as his own and spent his childhood with them.
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