Sarbananda Singha

Sarbananda Singh was a Moamoriya leader. He was Matak Chutia by ethnicity.^[1]^[2] He was the first ruler of the Matak Kingdom, with its capital in Bengmara, in what is now Tinsukia district in the Indian state of Assam.^[3]^[4] He was the son of Merutnandan. He was succeeded by his eldest son Matibor Borsenapoti as the second ruler of the Matak Kingdom.

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Dutta, Sristidhar (1985), The Mataks and their Kingdom, Allahabad: Chugh Publications

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^ "The Buruk-Chutiyas, according to P. Saikia are the direct descendants of the Chutia royal family. Sarbananda Singha, the rulers of the Mataks is said to be a Buruk-Chutiya by caste."(Dutta 1985:31)
^ Journal of Asiatic Society of Bengal(1838), p.677., "The Bor Senapati is a Boorook Sooteah; his ancestors were natives of the district of Sadiya; but he was born on the Upper Dibroo."
^ Sristidhar Dutta (1996). The Mataks, the Morans, and the Moamaria rebellion. Omsons. p. 90. ISBN 978-8171171491.
^ "Coins of Swargadeo Sarbananda Singh". Journal of Indian History. 61–63: 124. 1983.

[1] "The Buruk-Chutiyas, according to P. Saikia are the direct descendants of the Chutia royal family. Sarbananda Singha, the rulers of the Mataks is said to be a Buruk-Chutiya by caste."(Dutta 1985:31)

[2] Journal of Asiatic Society of Bengal(1838), p.677., "The Bor Senapati is a Boorook Sooteah; his ancestors were natives of the district of Sadiya; but he was born on the Upper Dibroo."

[3] Sristidhar Dutta (1996). The Mataks, the Morans, and the Moamaria rebellion. Omsons. p. 90. ISBN 978-8171171491.

[4] "Coins of Swargadeo Sarbananda Singh". Journal of Indian History. 61–63: 124. 1983.

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