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Historic polity and province of the Ahom kingdom
Tipam (located around present-day Joypur and Dehing-Patkai region) was an early regional polity and later a province of the Ahom kingdom. Before the arrival
Tipam
Kingdom in the Brahmaputra Valley in Assam, India (1228–1826)
administered the tracts around Joypur on the right bank of the Burhidihing river. Tipam Raja is the second in line. Namrup Raja is the third in line Members of
Ahom_kingdom
Mughal-Ahom war (1662-1663)
Banrukia Borgohain and assisted by Kenduguria Borpatrogohain, Baduli Phukan, Tipam Raja, and Dihingia Rajkhowa; the south bank army under the command of Ghora-konwar
Mir_Jumla's_invasion_of_Assam
Tamil cultural festival
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Aadi_Perukku
Hill and holy site in Tamil Nadu, India
year in the Tamil month of Kārttikai (November–December), the Kārttikai tīpam light is lit atop the hill. It is also an important place for devotees of
Arunachala
Ahom Prince
Ratneswar "Saru" Gohain, Tipam Raja was an Ahom Prince and the third son of King Rajeswar Singha who was a claimant to the Ahom throne. He was mutilated
Ratneswar_Gohain,_Tipam_Raja
Historic province of the Ahom kingdom
identifies Di-ban as Tipam and describes it as a polity associated with the early Ahom sphere. Laichen Sun likewise identifies Di-ban with Tipam, placing it among
Bakata
1663 treaty between the Ahoms and Mughals
The Treaty of Ghilajharighat, Tipam, was signed between the Ahoms and the Mughal forces led by Mir Jumla II on 23 January 1663. The treaty was signed
Treaty_of_Ghilajharighat
Ahom king from 1744 to 1751
of Swargadeo Siva Singha and Queen Ambika Devi, was holding the rank of Tipam Raja, when his father died. When the Prime minister Chengmung Burhagohain
Sunenpha
Ahom Consort
and Draupadi took on the name Ambika. They had a son, Ugra Singha, the Tipam Raja. Ambika was a great patron of art, at her patronage, the famous manuscript
Ambika,_Bar_Raja
8th ruler of Ahom Kingdom
Brahmanical influence and attraction towards Hinduism in the Ahom Dynasty. The Tipam chiefs, who were dissatisfied with the new regime, hatched a plot against
Sudangphaa
State in Northeast India, India
repetitive succession of Neogene sedimentary rocks of the Surma Group and Tipam Formation such as sandstone, siltstone, mudstone and rare pockets of shell
Mizoram
Tai ruler traditionally credited with founding the Ahom kingdom
the region, left small colonies at strategic places such as Khamjang and Tipam before settling in the Dikhou valley. According to Baruah, Sukaphaa used
Sukaphaa
Hindu festival of lights
Karthika Deepam (Tamil: Kārtikai Tīpam) or Thrikarthika, is a Hindu festival of lights. It is mainly observed by Tamils and Malayalis in India, Sri Lanka
Karthika_Deepam
Traditionally heir apparent to the Ahom throne
Charing Raja was usually the first in the line of succession, followed by the Tipam Raja and Namrup Raja. King Sukhrangpha (r.1332–1364) established the position
Charing_Raja
State in Northeast India
original on 20 February 2007 Wandrey, C. J. (2004), "Sylhet-Kopili/Barail-Tipam Composite Total Petroleum System, Assam Geologic Province, India" (PDF)
Assam
Lake in North East India
and the Tipams (Miocene) are the dominant rock formations in the catchment of the Manipur basin. Higher reaches of hills have the Disang and Tipam groups
Loktak_Lake
Dynasty that ruled the Ahom kingdom in modern day Assam, India
Parvatia Deka Raja Sukhaamphaa (16) r. 1552-1603 Namrupia Raja Narayan Tipam Raja Suhung (24) r. 1674-1675 Saranga Gohain Chukrang Konwar Susenghphaa
Ahom_dynasty
Kra–Dai language spoken in Assam, India
following Tai Phake villages. Man Phake Tau (Namphake village, Assam) Man Tipam (Tipam Phake village, Assam) Man Phake Neu (Bor Phake village, Assam) Man Mo
Phake_language
Oil or ghee-based lamp used in religious rituals of Indian origin
Karthikai Deepam: Kartika Deepam (Tamil: கார்த்திகை தீபம், romanized: Kārtikai tīpam) is a festival of lights that is observed mainly by Hindu Tamils, and also
Diya_(lamp)
District of Assam in India
Upper Burma. A Mong Kwang army sent under General Ta-chin-Pao advanced upto Tipam but was subsequently defeated and pushed back as far as the Kham Jang territory
Charaideo_district
Wildlife sanctuary in Bangladesh
winds in the winter. It encompasses three biological series, Surma Series, Tipam Series and Dupi Series. Teknaf Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Teknaf
Teknaf_Wildlife_Sanctuary
tea tours. Tipam is a famous tourist spot of Dibrugarh. Tipam is an ethnic village which is famous for its historical places. Besides Tipam, Dehing Patkai
Tourism_in_Assam
Annual Tamil Hindu festival in Madurai, India
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Meenakshi_Tirukalyanam
Sub-branch of the Ahom dynasty
(1751–1769) Lakshmi Singha (1769–1780) Ayusut Langal Ratneswar Gohain, Tipam Raja Gaurinath Singha (1780–1795) Kadamdighala Pirika Bijoy Barmura Gohain
Tungkhungia_Ahom_kings
Tamil Hindu observance
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Karadaiyan_Nonbu
Empress consort of Muhammad Azam Shah
the Mughal harem when she was only six, along with the princess of the Tipam King as ransom. Her father had to bound to deliver his daughter as a war
Ramani_Gabharu
Tibeto-Burmese ethnic group of Northeast India
divinities. In particular, he proposes that Nang Hoo Toungh and Chao Noi Tipam correspond to divinities formerly worshipped by the Deoris, and that the
Deori_people
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Mangani_Festival
Ahom king from 1696 to 1714
for Brahmans. Rudra Singha Siva Singha Ugra Singha Tipam Raja Pramatta Singha Molou Gohain Tipam Raja Madhab Gohain Charing Raja Kana Gohain Bano Gohain
Sukhrungpha
River in India
north and Ahom kingdom in the south. Buranji narratives associate Namrup, Tipam and Salguri as successive settlements of Ahoms along the river. Another
Dihing_River
Hindu occasion
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Vaikuntha_Ekadashi
First day of the Tamil calendar
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Puthandu
Tamil Hindu observance of the full moon of Panguni month
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Panguni_Uthiram
ULFA rebel leader
younger brother of Ahom King Jogeswar Singha of Assam, son of Baga Konwar Tipam Raja of Assam. By profession, Arabinda Rajkhowa was a schoolteacher. He
Arabinda_Rajkhowa
Town in Dibrugarh district, Assam
Muluka Dhadumia, Sailyadhar Holal. Hariprasanna Roy, Bhadrakanta Gogoi(Tipam), Sudhansu Sekhar Dey, Jatin Ghosh, ChaiNai Khyam Gohain, and Manik Sonowal
Naharkatiya
Chaopha of Ahom Kingdom from 1439 to 1488
without losses. Susenphaa was the eldest son of Ahom king Suphakphaa by a Tipam princess. His parents named him Tyaophasuphuk. After the death of his father
Susenphaa
Ahom king from 1497 to 1539
four sons. The eldest, Suklen, who succeeded him, was established as the Tipam Raja. His second son, Suleng (also spelled Sureng and sometimes called Deoraja)
Suhungmung
Chaopha Swargadeo of Ahom Kingdom
First Anglo-Burmese War. Jogeswar Singha was the eldest son of Baga Konwar, Tipam Raja, who was a descendant of Jambar Gohain, Charing Raja, the younger brother
Jogeswar_Singha
District of Assam in India
Dibrugarh district District of Assam Clockwise from top-left: Bogibeel Bridge, Tipam Phake Buddhist Monastery, Wet rice paddy fields in Dibrugarh district Location
Dibrugarh_district
the thrust sheets nearest the plains are composed principally of rocks of Tipam Series. The exposed parts of the higher thrust sheets are usually made up
Haflong_Thrust
Micoense siltstone and sandstone, which give way to the middle Miocene Tipam Sandstone and Girujan Clay. An unconformity occurs before late Miocene sequences
Geology_of_Bangladesh
Tamil Hindu festival
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Vaikasi_Visakam
[citation needed] Bihari Lal, poet (b.1595). "A treaty was signed at Panibat of Tipam on the bank of the Dihing upstream of Jaipur. Soon after the conclusion
1663_in_India
Burmese invasions of Assam between 1817 and 1826
suitable presents. Hemo Aideo, an Ahom princess (daughter of Bagakonwar Tipam Raja and sister of Swargadeo Jogeshwar Singha) was sent to the king of Burma
Burmese_invasions_of_Assam
2005 natural gas blowouts in Bangladesh
the drill string was pulled out of a loosely consolidated formation, the Tipam Sand Unit, without first setting protective casing, and this caused a "swabbing"
Chhatak_Gas_Field_explosion
Ahom king from 1670 to 1672
Deodhai's manuscripts. He was the Charing Raja under Suhungmung and the Tipam Raja under Suklenmung. (Gogoi 1968, p. 321) (Barbaruah 1981, p. 46) (Barbaruah
Sunyatphaa
17th-century conflict in Assam
and daughter Ramani Gabharu, as well as his niece, the daughter of the Tipam Raja, to the harem of the Mughal emperor. Thus, according to the treaty
Ahom–Mughal_conflicts
Grand Vizier of the Mughal Empire from 1656 to 1657
king or Swargadeo would accept Mughal rule and both the Swargadeo and the Tipam king would offer their daughters to the Mughal harem (The Ahom princess
Mir_Jumla_II
Chaopha of Ahom Kingdom
that Po-di-nalang also occupied the territories of Di-ban (identified with Tipam) and Ba-jia-ta (identified with Bakata). Tyao Khamti was the third son of
Tyao_Khamti
Ahom prince and claimant
later became King. Bijoy Barmura Gohain was the son of Ratneswar Gohain, Tipam Raja, and grandson of Rajeswar Singha of the Tungkhungia branch of the Ahom
Bijoy_Barmura_Gohain
Indian stateswoman (1913–1987)
Indunath Gohain was the son of Bijoy Barmura Gohain, grandson of Ratneswar, Tipam Raja, and great-grandson of Ahom King Rajeswar Singha. This made Padma Kumari
Padma_Kumari_Gohain
Chaopha of Ahom Kingdom
Successor Susenphaa Born Ahom kingdom Died c. 1439 Ahom kingdom Spouse Tipam Princess Issue Susenphaa Dynasty Ahom dynasty Father Sujangphaa Religion
Suphakphaa
Ahom Prince (1769–1818)
father was Bijoy Barmura Gohain, and his grandfather was Ratneswar Gohain, Tipam Raja, the third son of Rajeswar Singha. His father, Bijoy Barmura Gohain
Brajanath Gohain, Charing Raja
Brajanath_Gohain,_Charing_Raja
Extinct Boro-Garo language
colonial era. They gradually migrated north from their original location to Tipam and Charaideo, where the first Tai immigrants met them; this move was probably
Moran_language
Ahom king from 1672 to 1674
the son of Udayaditya Singha, and his two younger brothers Narayan Gohain Tipam Raja and Ban Gohain Namrupia Raja as his intended successors. Some proposed
Suklamphaa
Bombacacioxylon Gen. et sp. nov. Valid Mehrotra et al. Late Miocene to early Pliocene Tipam Group India A possible relative of Bombax. The type specimen is Bombacacioxylon
2013_in_paleobotany
Ahom king from 1714 to 1744
Bar Raja Ambika in court, sitting on her lap the Tipam Raja
Sutanpha
stem. Palmoxylon mioflabellifer Sp. nov Biswas et al. Miocene-Pliocene Tipam Group India A fossil palm stem. Palmoxylon nannorrhopsoides Sp. nov Kumar
2026_in_paleobotany
Syncretic monotheistic religion
Bestower of Alms. Karthigai Deepam, (Tamil: கார்த்திகை தீபம் Kārttikai tīpam), celebrating the Festival of Lights. Thiru Avathara Thirunal (Tamil: திரு
Meivazhi
Music festival in India
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Madras_Music_Season
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Poochoriyal
Geography of the Indian state of Mizoram
sedimentary rocks from the Surma (Middle Bhuban Formation), Barail, and Tipam groups, with alluvium in riverbeds containing argillaceous and arenaceous
Geography_of_Mizoram
Ahom king from 1679 to 1681
Dynasty. His early name was Sarugohain. He was the grandson of Narayan Tipam Raja, who was the younger brother of the former Ahom king Suhung. In 1679
Sulikphaa
Ahom king from 1674 to 1675
of Ahom dynasty began their endeavor to claim the throne. Narayan Gohain Tipam Raja, brother of Ramdhwaj Singha the previous king, having heard of his
Suhung
Cordioxylon indicum Sp. nov Valid Bhatia, Srivastava & Mehrotra Miocene Tipam Sandstone India Fossil wood of a member of the genus Cordia. Announced in
2024_in_paleobotany
Cordioxylon indicum Sp. nov Valid Bhatia, Srivastava & Mehrotra Miocene Tipam Sandstone India Fossil wood of a member of the genus Cordia. Announced in
2023_in_paleobotany
Music festival in Chennai, India
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Chennaiyil_Thiruvaiyaru
Annual Tamil cultural festival in Chennai, India
Amavasai Aadi Perukku Arudra Darshan Deepavali Hanuman Jayanti Kārtikai tīpam Karadaiyan Nonbu Masi Magam Navaratri Panguni Uthiram Puthandu Thaipusam/Thaipoosam
Chennai_Sangamam
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