Nunggoibi
At this sacred place (known as Nunggoibi), the heads of slain enemies were buried with rites known as 'Huiyen Lallu Chanba' when the Kings returned victorious from battles. In 1891, five British officers including Mr. Quinton, the Chief Commissioner of Assam were beheaded and their heads were buried here. This cause massive outra...
At this sacred place (known as Nunggoibi), the heads of slain enemies were buried with rites known as 'Huiyen Lallu Chanba' when the Kings returned victorious from battles. In 1891, five British officers including Mr. Quinton, the Chief Commissioner of Assam were beheaded and their heads were buried here. This cause massive outra...
Nunggoibi
At this sacred place (known as Nunggoibi), the heads of slain enemies were buried with rites known as 'Huiyen Lallu Chanba' when the Kings returned victorious from battles. In 1891, five British officers including Mr. Quinton, the Chief Commissioner of Assam were beheaded and their heads were buried here. This cause massive outrage in England. In the consequent battle, the British won. The King and his general were hung at the place where today'a Sahid Minar is situated. #History
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At this sacred place (known as Nunggoibi), the heads of slain enemies were buried with rites known as 'Huiyen Lallu Chanba' when the Kings returned victorious from battles. In 1891, five British officers including Mr. Quinton, the Chief Commissioner of Assam were beheaded and their heads were buried here. This cause massive outrage in England. In the consequent battle, the British won. The King and his general were hung at the place where today'a Sahid Minar is situated. #History
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