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Sukhrungphaa (reigned 1696–1714), or Swargadeo Rudra Singha, was a Tungkhungia ahom king and 30th king of the Ahom kingdom under whom the kingdom reached its zenith of power and glory, he is considered as the most illustrious of the Ahom kings. At Gadadhar Singha's death, his elder son Lai ascended the throne with the Ahom name of Sukharngpha and the Hindu name of Rudra Singha. An illiterate (probably dyslexic), he is best known for building a coalition of rulers in the region and raising a vast composite army against the Mughal Empire. He died on the eve of his march west from Guwahati. He had subjugated the Jayantias and the Kachari kingdoms in (1707). He built a new capital at Meteka and named it as Rangpur. Rudra Singha, following the words of his father, decided to reinstate the Vaishnava Gosain and Mahantas, he had settled the Satras in Majuli being nearer to the Ahom metropolis. He had received the initiation of Auniati Gosain, Haridev. He had invited the Bengali priest Krishnaram Bhattacharya from Bengal to take his initiation, as he didn't want to bow down his head before his own mere subject. During Rudra Singha's reign the Ahom nobility far better organized than ever stood behind the king representing the cherished feudal values and aspiration. His father had to escape persecution by the previous Ahom king and his mother, Joymoti Konwari, was killed in royal custody. He established his capital at Rangpur. (en)
Сукрунгфаа або Сваргадео Рудра Сінгха (асам.: স্বৰ্গদেউ ৰূদ্ৰ সিংহ) — цар Ахому, за часів правління якого держава сягнула зеніту своєї могутності та слави. Сукрунгфаа створив у регіоні коаліцію правителів та зібрав потужну армію для боротьби проти імперії Великих Моголів. (uk)

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ChaophaSwargadeo ofAhom Kingdom (en)

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Rudra Singha receiving the Dimasa and Jayantia kings in his court (en)

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Sri Sri Swarganarayandeva Sri Rudra Singha nripati (en)

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Sukhrungphaa (en)

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Rudra Singha, Sukhrungphaa (en)

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Daughter of Pani Phukan (en)
Daughters of Borgohain (en)
Daughters of Sandikoi Borphukan (en)
Keere (en)

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Chaopha Swargadeo of Ahom Kingdom (en)

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Сукрунгфаа або Сваргадео Рудра Сінгха (асам.: স্বৰ্গদেউ ৰূদ্ৰ সিংহ) — цар Ахому, за часів правління якого держава сягнула зеніту своєї могутності та слави. Сукрунгфаа створив у регіоні коаліцію правителів та зібрав потужну армію для боротьби проти імперії Великих Моголів. (uk)
Sukhrungphaa (reigned 1696–1714), or Swargadeo Rudra Singha, was a Tungkhungia ahom king and 30th king of the Ahom kingdom under whom the kingdom reached its zenith of power and glory, he is considered as the most illustrious of the Ahom kings. At Gadadhar Singha's death, his elder son Lai ascended the throne with the Ahom name of Sukharngpha and the Hindu name of Rudra Singha. An illiterate (probably dyslexic), he is best known for building a coalition of rulers in the region and raising a vast composite army against the Mughal Empire. He died on the eve of his march west from Guwahati. He had subjugated the Jayantias and the Kachari kingdoms in (1707). He built a new capital at Meteka and named it as Rangpur. Rudra Singha, following the words of his father, decided to reinstate the Vaish (en)

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