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Queen Abhayeswari: the Benevolent Ruler of Bijni Raj Dynasty SSRG International Journal of Humanities and Social Science (SSRG - IJHSS) Volume 4 Issue 3 May to June 2017 Queen Abhayeswari: The benevolent ruler of Bijni Raj Dynasty Rajasree Das Ph.D Research Scholar, Department of History, Bodoland University, Assam (India) Postal address- College Road, Kokrajhar, Ward No 6, House no 43 P.O. and Dist- Kokrajhar, BTC, Assam, India, PIN 783370. Abstract sole owner of the Bijni Kingdom. Queen Abhayeswari, though not formally educated so Queen Abhayeswari Devi was one of the much, rose to the occasion, so far administration of benevolent rulers of Bijni Raj Estate. She got the the kingdom was concerned. Religious at heart, she opportunity to rule over the Bijni Raj Estate after was always concerned about the well being of the the death of her husband, king Kumudnarayan. The subjects. Bijni Raj Estate was the largest Zamindary Estate of undivided Goalpara district of Assam. The founder The history of the Bijni Raj Estate is one of of the Bijni ruling dynasty, Bijit Narayan also the important parts of local history. But very few known as Chandranarayan was a descendent of the people know about the history of Bijni Rajas and Koch Royal family. The Bijni Ruling Dynasty their contribution or patronization towards the established by Bijit Narayan in 1671, came to an society. Very limited research works have been done end in 1956 after abolition of the zamindary by the to explore the history of Goalpara and Bijni Raj government of Assam. Till that time many rulers Estate. Most people know Bijni Rajas as zamindars ruled over the Bijni Raj Estate. Queen Abhayeswari only. It is true that it was a zamindary estate. But the Devi was one of them. She was the only ruler of rulers of Bijni got the opportunity to use the title Bijni Raj Estate who was honoured by the British Raja (king) before their names. It was the Mughal administration by offering the Kaizer-i-Hind gold rulers who offered them the title Raja. Later on the medal. Queen Abhayeswari in her tenure adopted a title Raja was acknowledged by the British rulers of series of measures for the spread of education in India also. [2] There were twelve permanently Bijni Raj Estate. She established many schools, settled estates in the undivided Goalpara district at Sanskrit tols and other centres of learning for both the time of permanent settlement. These boys and girls. Queen Abhayeswari introduced in permanently settled estates were included in six her kingdom the Dhap Salami system which lateron zamindaries, namely Bijni, Gauripur, Mechpara, proved to be a very good medium for maintaining Chapar, Karaibari and Parbatjoar. Among these six cordial relation between the rulers and the subjects. different zamindaries only the zamindars of Bijni were allowed to use the title Raja. [3] It happened Keywords: Queen Abhayeswari Devi, Contribution, only because of their benevolent works and their Bijni Raj Estate, Benevolent ruler. contribution towards the development of their estate as well as, the help they rendered to the Mughal I. INTRODUCTION rulers in their Assam expedition. Queen Abhayeswari was the widow of king The proposed study is an attempt to discuss Kumudnarayan of Bijni Raj Estate. The personal life about the contribution of Queen Abhayeswari to the of king Kumudnarayan was eventful, romantic and people of Bijni Estate. Though many rulers of Bijni tragic also at the same time. His first wife was Dynasty got the opportunity to rule over the Bijni Queen Siddheswari Devi. Kumudnarayan possessed Estate, Queen Abhayeswari was different from them a romantic and adventurous mind and was fond of in many respects. She had neither any Royal hunting. One day while he went out for hunting in a Background nor any formal education. But she was nearly place, he saw a group of girls, who were able to overcome all her shortcomings and proved going out for fishing. The king noticed one very herself as a good administrator by her welfare beautiful girl among them, whose name was measures. Abhaya. Later Kumudnarayan married her following all Hindu rituals and brought her to the royal palace. Inspite of her benevolent measures, the Thus a simple village girl named Abhaya became contribution of Queen Abhayeswari is absent in the the Queen of Bijni Raj Estate. [1] After the death of History of Assam as well as in the History of India. king Kumudnarayan and the first Queen Some prominent writers of Assam history have Siddheswari Devi, Queen Abhayeswari became the mentioned about the existence of Bijni Raj Estate ISSN: 2394 - 2703 www.internationaljournalssrg.org Page 1 SSRG International Journal of Humanities and Social Science (SSRG - IJHSS) Volume 4 Issue 3 May to June 2017 and their lineage with Koch Royal family. But they Bodoland Territorial Council Area in Assam, comes have neglected the latter rulers of Bijni Estate, from the name of the king Bijit Narayan. specially about Queen Abhayeswari Devi, who was the only Queen to get the opportunity to rule over Starting from Bijit Narayan, the founder of the Bijni Estate. Therefore it is necessary to take Bijni Raj Estate many rulers from this ruling family steps to explore the history of Bijni Raj Dynasty and ruled Bijni Raj Estate to the abolition of Zamindary their contribution to society as a subject of study by the Government of Assam in 1956. After with observation before they have totally been Chandranarayan many rulers from the Bijni family destroyed by crucial time. namely- Raja Jay Narayan, Sibanarayan, Bijoynarayan, Mukundanarayan, Haridebnarayan, II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF Balitnarayan, Indranarayan, Amritnarayan, BIJNI RAJ DYNASTY Kumudnarayan, Queen Abhayeswari Devi, Jogendranarayan and Bhairabendranarayan ruled The founder of the Bijni ruling dynasty, over the Bijni Raj Estate. [9] Though many Rajas Bijit Narayan alias Chandra Narayan was a ruled over the Bijni Raj Estate, the proposed work is descendent of the Koch ruler Biswa Singha. In the a discussion only about the contribution of Queen first part of sixteenth century, Biswa Singha Abhayeswari Devi, for the all round development of established the Koch kingdom in Koch Bihar. After her kingdom. his death, king Naranarayan with the help of his mighty brother Chilarai (Sukladhvaj) extended the III. CONTRIBUTION OF QUEEN geographical and cultural boundary of Koch Bihar ABHAYESWARI TOWARDS THE BIJNI RAJ kingdom to a great extent. [4] At that time, a great ESTATE part of lower Assam was included in the Koch kingdom. After the death of Chilarai, in the year Queen Abhayeswari was the second wife of 1580 A.D., king Naranarayan divided the vast Koch Raja Kumudnarayan. It was customary for the kings kingdom into two parts. Koch Bihar proper was of Bijni kingdom to marry several times. retained by Naranarayan and his son Kumudnarayan had also two queens. The first queen Lakshminarayan. The rest of the Koch kingdom, was Siddheswari Devi and the second one was which included parts of Darrang, Kamrup and Abhayeswari Devi. But the relation between them present Goalpara district of Assam was renamed as was very bitter. After the death of king Koch Hajo and was given to the son of Chilarai, Kumudnarayan the condition of the kingdom further Raghudev Narayan. [5] deteriorated. The officials and state servants were divided into two groups, supporting two queens. The Koch Hajo kingdom, established by Several cases were also filed in Calcutta Court Raghudeva did not remain as a compact state for claiming the ownership of the kingdom by the two long time. In course of time the Ahoms and the queens. The court in its verdict declared both the Mughals exercised their political supremacy over queens as joint owners of Bijni Kingdom. But in the the Koch Hajo kingdom. Darrang Rajvamsa became meantime Rani Siddeswari died. After her death a tributary under the Ahoms and Bijni Rajvamsa Rani Abhayeswari became the sole owner of the became a tributary kingdom of the mighty Mughals. Bijni Kingdom. [10] [6] The Mughal rulers established two kinds of zamindaries in Eastern India. In the First category Queen Abhayeswari proved herself as a were those who had independent ruling estates. The good administrator. She always attended the rulers of these estates were recognised as Raja grievances of the people. Any subject could meet (hereditary zamindar) who acknowledged suzerainty her in the morning and tell about his grievances and of the Mughal rulers. They had to pay annual tribute problems. She tried to solve them as far as possible to the Mughal emperor. In the second category were and advised the suffering people. She was very those officers, called Choudhuris who were liberal in sanctioning monetary grant to the poor responsible for collecting revenues. They also came people of her kingdom. For all these good qualities to be known as zamindars in the later period. The people used to call her „Rani Maa’ (Queen Mother). Rajas of Bijni belonged to the first category and they ruled as hereditary rulers in their estate. [7] During the reign of Queen Abhayeswari, the First World War started. At the call of Mahatma After the death of Parikshit Narayan, son of Gandhi, Abhayeswari made a donation of Rupees Raghudeva, there existed a vast restlessness one lakh in cash to the allied forces, where the throughout the kingdom of Koch Hajo. In the midst British were a member. Moreover she donated one of this restlessness, Bijit Narayan, son of Parikshit ambulance. She further offered the Services of one Narayan established the „Bijni kingdom‟, thousand Jawans, who were her subjects to fight for comprising a big part of Koch Hajo. [8] The name the British cause. For all these valuable service the Bijni, now a subdivision of Chirang district of British government honoured queen Abhayeswari by offering „Kaizer-i-Hind‟ Gold medal.
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