Question

what was the reason for the conflict between the khasis and the British​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The Khasi and Jaintia were powerful tribes in the hilly tract between Garo and the Jaintia hills in present-day Meghalaya. This region became vital to the British when they acquired territories in Burma.

Answer 2

Reason for the conflict between the khasis and the British​:

Explanation:

• The very well-known battle Anglo-Khasi War was the war which took part in various independence struggle in which it was against the British Empire.

• The battle took place in the year of 1829 to 1833. The initials of the war began with Tirot Sing’s charge on the British Garrison where the orders were disobeyed.  

• The orders were to stop the construction of road which was undergoing on the Khasi Hills. In the end, the Khasis were defeated and British took over Khasi Hills.

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