Koch dynasty

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The Koch dynasty was a powerful medieval ruling family in the Kamrup and Koch Bihar regions of present-day Assam and North Bengal, known for establishing a significant kingdom in northeastern India from the 16th century onward.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Koch dynasty canonical 2
Koch (Cooch) dynasty 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf royal dynasty
ruling family
alliance occasional alliances with the Mughal Empire
capital Hajo NERFINISHED
Koch Bihar NERFINISHED
conflict conflicts with the Mughal Empire
wars with the Ahom kingdom
continent Asia
country Koch kingdom NERFINISHED
culturalInfluence spread of Hindu religious practices in Kamrup and Koch Bihar
dissolutionReason fragmentation into smaller Koch states
economicActivity agriculture-based revenue system
control of riverine trade
endTime 18th century
ethnicAssociation Koch people NERFINISHED
founder Biswa Singha NERFINISHED
governmentType hereditary monarchy
historicalEra early modern India
medieval India
inception c. 1515
knownFor controlling trade routes between Assam and Bengal
establishing a powerful kingdom in northeastern India
military campaigns in northeastern India
language Kamrupi
Koch language
legacy formation of princely state of Cooch Behar under later Koch rulers
neighboringEntity Ahom kingdom NERFINISHED
Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
Sultanate of Bengal NERFINISHED
notableRuler Biswa Singha NERFINISHED
Chilarai NERFINISHED
Lakshmi Narayan NERFINISHED
Nara Narayan NERFINISHED
partOf medieval history of Assam
medieval history of Bengal
politicalSystem monarchy
presentDayLocation Assam NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
West Bengal NERFINISHED
region Assam NERFINISHED
Kamrup NERFINISHED
Koch Bihar NERFINISHED
North Bengal NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
startTime 16th century
successorState Cooch Behar State NERFINISHED
Koch Hajo NERFINISHED

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Kamakhya Temple associatedDynasty Koch dynasty
Cooch Behar namedAfter Koch dynasty
this entity surface form: Koch (Cooch) dynasty
Cooch Behar formerRulerDynasty Koch dynasty