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Political unrest in Orissa in the 19th century: ... - Page 138
Her efforts were fruitful when Ratna Naik, the leader of the bhuyans, declared that he and his fellow- sardars would revolt if the Rani would leave the royal palace at Keonjhargarh. One group of bhuyans moved towards Mayurbhanj and ...
Prasanna Kumar Mishra, 1983
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Conflict and Tension in Tribal Society - Page 318
On the 28th April, 1868, the whole Bhunyapirs and other parts of Keonjhar were rocked by an insurrection of Bhuiyas under the leadership of Ratna Naik, Nunda Pradhan and Nundoo Deorie breaking the three months of uneasy truce.
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Encyclopaedia of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes
The Bhuiyas of Keonjhar who had the right to enthrone the ruler, disturbed over the issue of succession, rebelled under Ratna Naik (1861-68). Both Bhuiyas and Juangs supported the rani and her protege. Tha Bhuiyas refused to recognise ...
C. P. Yadav, Institute for Sustainable Development, 2000
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Challenge, a saga of India's struggle for freedom - Page 196
The British force from all sides attacked the insurgents and captured the strongholds of Ratna Nayak. In the face of constant attack from all sides the Bhuinya insurgents armed with bows, axes and swords failed to continue their fight in an ...
Nisith Ranjan Ray, Chittagong Uprising Golden Jubilee Committee, 1984
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Bengal district gazetteers - Volume 38, Part 1 - Page 220
The oaptured Bhuiyas were released, and despatched with conciliatory messages to their fellow-tribesmen of the hills; and eventually the whole tribe, excepting Ratna Naik, renounced further opposition. Ratna Naik suoceeded in making his ...
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Bengal Under the Lieutenant Governors : Being a Narrative ...
The latter had now lost all heart ; many Bhuia headmen tendered their submission, and more leaders were captured, including Ratna Naik, the principal instigator. The brief struggle drew to a close and the country was entirely subjugated.
Charles Edward Buckland, 1976
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Political Elite In Tribal Society - Page 85
Ratna Naik and Nanda Naik were captured and other rebel chiefs surrendered. Ratna Naik and three of his prominent associates were hanged at Cuttack.41 Though temporary peace could be attained due to suppression and Orissa Politics ...
Prashan Kumar Panigrahi, 1998
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District Statistical Hand Book, Keonjhar - Page 7
Ratna Naik, the Principal leader of Bhuyans however did not cease to be hostile to the installed Raja Dhanurjaya. He continued to oppose openly the instalation on the Gadi and by the end of April 1968, the Bhuyans suddenly brokein into a ...
Orissa (India). District Statistical Office, Keonjhar, 1978
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Bengal Under the Lieutenant-governors: Being a Narrative ...
The latter had now lost all heart ; many Bhuia headmen tendered their submission, and more leaders were captured, including Ratna Naik, the principal instigator. The brief struggle drew to a close and the country was entirely subjugated.
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History of Seraikella and Kharsawan States - Page 55
Ratna Naik was the leader of the Second group. The defection of the Bhuiyan Sardars posed a serious problem as the Bhuiyans elaimed the right of installing the Rajas of Keonjhar. The widow Rani and Rama Naik were openly inciting the ...
Chittaranjan Kumar Paty, 2002
