Question

Tamar vidroh Kab Hua

Answer 1

Solution :-

The tribals of Tamar revolted over 7 times between 1789 to 1832 against the British. They were joined in the revolt by the tribals of adjoining areas - Midnapore, Koelpur, Dhadha, Chatshila, Jalda and Silli. They revolted against the faulty align system of the government. The Tamar revolts were led by Bhola Nath Sahay of Tamar. In 1832, the arrows of war circulated throughout the region. Oraons, Mundas, Hos or Kols, who had distinct social and cultural identity joined the insurgents under the leadership of Ganga Narain Singh. They burnt and plundered their houses. But the movement was suppressed by the government in 1832-33. 

Answer 2

From 1789-1832, the Tamar tribe revolted seven times opposing the . British. The Tribal of nearby areas such as Koelpur, Midnapur, Chatshila,  Dhadha,  Silli, & Jalda joined them in the rebellion. They had revolted against alignment govt system. Bhola Nath Sahay of Tamar led the Tamar uprisings.

Explanation:

• The landlords were empowered to expel the tenants, dispose of their properties and sell their property, and seize their persons without recourse to the court. The tenants have no confirmation of their privileges in documents.
• There have been signs of tribal violence. In the year1789 an insurrection throughout Tamar that was suppressed by the military , however in 1794 and 95 there were disturbances again. Police outstations that were formed had joined hands to powerful landowners to further worsen the Tribals' . In 1811, 1817 & 1820, there were further uprisings.
• The Hos in Singhbhum started getting agitated and ended up fighting against landlords and British soldiers for 2 years during an open revolt of 1820.This revolt was called the Larka Kol Risings 1820-1821.
• The rebellion of Kol was the largest insurrection against the British Empire, which put Oraons, Hos and Mundas together in a frantic and still short-lived uprising (Dec 1831-Jan 1832). They decided not to leave a single foreigner live in their land. The Suds and the dikus were assassinated, plundered and their homes burnt down in each village. By the end of January, the rebels were in "control" of the Chotanagpur as the British had not expected such an  revolt. The rebellion could not be suppressed until March

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