Explore the uprisings in Palamau from 1800 to 1802, led by Bhukhan Singh against British rule. Learn about the agrarian crises, the suppression efforts led by Colonel Jones, and the eventual aftermath of the rebellion.
The Palamu Uprisings: Rebellion in Palamau Against British Rule (1800-02)
Overview of the Uprisings in Palamau (1800-02): The Rebellion Led by Bhukhan Singh
Agrarian Crises and Feudal System: The political situation in Palamau was complicated by the crises of agrarian landlordism and the feudal system.
Bhukhan Singh's Rebellion: In 1800, Bhukhan Singh, a Chero chief, rose in rebellion against the British.
Colonel Jones' Suppression:Colonel Jones camped for two years in Palamau and Sarguja to suppress the rebellion.
End of the Rebellion:Bhukhan Singh died in 1802, and the insurrection subsequently calmed down.
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