The Tai and the Tai Kingdoms: With a Fuller Treatment of the Tai-Ahom Kingdom in the Brahmaputra Valley

AB-SMJC according Ahom king Anawrahta appointed army Assam Assam Buranji Assamese attack Ayuthia Bar-Barua Bar-Gohain Bar-Phukan Barua became Bengal Brahmaputra Brahmins brother Buddhist Buranji Burmese called capital captured century A.D. Chao Charaideo chief Chieng-mai China Chinese Chutiya command conquered death defeated Dihing dynasty east elephants Emperor Empire enemy fled force Gait Garhgaon Gauhati Gohain Governor hills Hindu History Hkun Hkun-Lai Hkun-Löng Hsen-Wi Chronicle Hsö-Hum-Möng Hsö-Kā-Hpā Ibid invaded invasion Irrawaddy Jumla Kachāri Kamrup Kamrupar Buranji Khan killed king's kingdom Koch Behar Kublai Khan latter Lengdon Manipur Mao-Shans Mekong Mir Jumla Mirzā Mogaung Möng Möng-Mao Mongol Mughul Muslims Nagas Nan-Chao Naranārāyaṇ Ney Elias Ngai-Lao officers op.cit Pagan Pegu Phukan Prince probably race Rajā reign river royal Rudra Singha rule ruler Sawbwa sent Shan Siam Siamese SMJC Svargadev Sze-chuan Ta-li Tagaung Tai-Ahom Tamuli territory throne Tipām tribes Upper Burma valley Yün-nān