Ranaditya baruah wikipedia
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The surname was used as the title of authority in the Chuttiya kingdom held by individuals from the Burak clan.
Ahoms too adopted this title of authority and conferred to various classes of officers in the Ahom kingdom of medieval Assam. The Ahoms appointed officers with various titles, and Barua or Chao Phu-Ke, literally: "Leader of 10,000 men" in Ahom language, meant a superintending officer of the Paik system of the Ahom Army.
As granted to various people within the Assamese community, it found it's place among the Ahoms, the Brahmins, the Kalitas and the Sutiyas.
Presently, the descendants' of these family clans continue to use this title as a surname, sometimes with subtle variations; and therefore, is omnipresent across various groups that are either Hindus or Ahoms by faith within the Assamese society. For instance:
Brahmin or Kalita Baruas are classified as General, as opposed to Ahom or Sutiya Baruahs (falling under Tibetan and Tai people) who are classified as OBCs.
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