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  1. 1. ↑These hills are also known as the Patharia and Pratapgarh ranges respectively.3

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  2. 2. ↑The _garh_ suffix roughly translates to "fort".7

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  3. 3. ↑Both Shantipriya and Garuda committed suicide in the aftermath of the Conquest of Sylhet in 1303 AD.11

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  4. 4. ↑There is some dispute about the identity of this king, who is unnamed in local histories. Choudhury believes that this ruler was Tulsidhaja, who reigned after 1730 AD.23 Alternatively, Upendra Guha suggests that it was Tamradhaja, who ruled a generation earlier, placing these events around 1708.32

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  5. 5. ↑Aftab Uddin's paternal grandmother, the wife of Marhamat Khan, had been a daughter of a former lord of Jangalbari.19

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  6. 6. ↑This group associated Pura Raja with a number of local legends where he is linked with the worship of fishing goddesses and ceremonial large-scale fishing, a religious festival which continued into modern times.48

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  7. 7. ↑The title _badsah_ may have been applied to Hamja by the local population because of his temporal and political authority over the region.50

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  8. 8. ↑A grandson of Syed Khudawand, ruler of Taraf.58

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  9. 9. ↑A relative of Syed Qalandar.58

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  10. 1. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.303.

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  11. 2. 1Nath (1948), p.81.

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  12. 3. ↑Das (2008), p.17.

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  13. 4. ↑Abbasi & Al Helal (1979), p.65.

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  14. 5. ↑Clothey (1982), p.126.

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  15. 6. ↑Nath (1948), pp.81, 119.

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  16. 7. 1Bhattacharjee (1982), p.2.

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  17. 8. ↑Allen (2013), p.62.

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  18. 9. 1Choudhury (2000), p.304.

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  19. 10. ↑Nath (1948), p.119.

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  20. 11. ↑Nath (1948), p.122.

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  21. 12. ↑Nazir (2013), p.92.

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  22. 13. ↑Choudhury (1980), p.237.

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  23. 14. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.305.

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  24. 15. ↑Duttchowdhury (2024), pp.80–86.

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  25. 16. ↑Choudhury (2000), pp.304–05.

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  26. 17. 1Choudhury (2000), p.306.

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  27. 18. ↑Chaudhury (1979), p.XI.

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  28. 19. 1Choudhury (2000), p.307.

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  29. 20. ↑Durlabhendra, Sukheshwar & Baneshwar (1999), p.60.

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  30. 21. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.308.

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  31. 22. ↑Sinha, Chacko & Aier (1993), p.41.

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  32. 23. 1Choudhury (2000), p.310.

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  33. 24. 1Kar (2008), p.135.

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  34. 25. ↑Bhattacharjee (1994), p.74.

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  35. 26. ↑Choudhury (2000), pp.214, 310.

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  36. 27. 1Motahar (1999), p.715.

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  37. 28. ↑Tarafdar (1999), p.376.

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  38. 29. ↑Allen (2013), p.94.

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  39. 30. ↑Ali (1965), p.69.

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  40. 31. ↑Guha (1971), p.81.

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  41. 32. ↑Guha (1971), p.73.

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  42. 33. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.311.

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  43. 34. 1Choudhury (2000), p.312.

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  44. 35. ↑Chaudhury (1979), p.XIV.

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  45. 36. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.312–13.

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  46. 37. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.313-16.

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  47. 38. ↑Bhattacharjee (2005), pp.176–77.

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  48. 39. ↑Bhattacharjee (2005), p.177.

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  49. 40. ↑Choudhury (2000), p.321.

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  50. 41. ↑Nazir (2013), pp.90–92.

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  51. 42. ↑Bhattacharjee (1994), p.66.

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  52. 43. ↑Bhattacharjee (1994), p.63.

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  53. 44. ↑Bhattacharjee (1986), p.81.

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  54. 45. ↑Agrawal & Kumar (2020), p.310.

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  55. 46. 1Choudhury (1996), p.37.

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  56. 47. ↑Nathan (1936), p.324.

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  57. 48. ↑Choudhury (1980), p.235.

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  58. 49. ↑Sanajaoba (1988), p.120.

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  59. 50. ↑Choudhury (1977), p.62.

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  60. 51. ↑Abbasi & Al Helal (1979), p.64.

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  61. 52. ↑Choudhury (1977), pp.62–63.

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  62. 53. ↑Bhattacharjee (1991), p.126.

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  63. 54. ↑Mali (1985), p.169.

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  64. 55. ↑Mittal (1984), p.73.

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  65. 56. ↑Choudhury (2000), pp.304–11.

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  66. 57. ↑Choudhury (2000), pp.304–313, 529.

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  67. 58. 1Choudhury (2006), p.342.

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  68. * Agrawal, Ankush; Kumar, Vikas (2020), _Numbers in India's Periphery: Political Economy of Government Statistics: The Political Economy of Government Statistics_, India: Cambridge University Press, ISBN978-1-108-48672-9

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  69. * Allen, Basil Copleston (2013) 1905, _Assam District Gazetteers_, vol.2 (2nd ed.), Guwahati: Narayani Handiqui Historical Institute, ISBN9780343330132

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  70. * Bhattacharjee, J.B. (1994), "The Pre-Colonial Political Structure of Barak Valley", in Milton S. Sangma (ed.), _Essays on North-east India: Presented in Memory of Professor V. Venkata Rao_, New Delhi: Indus Publishing, ISBN978-81-7387-015-6

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  71. * Bhattacharjee, Jayanta Bhusan (1991), _Social and polity formations in pre-colonial north-east India: the Barak Valley experience_, New Delhi: Har-Anand Publications in association with Vikas Pub. House, ISBN9780706954647

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  72. * Duttchowdhury, Habib Ahmed (2024), _ভারতবর্ষের ইতিহাসে শ্রীহট্টের প্রতাপগড় রাজ্য_ (in Bengali), Dhaka: মোস্তফা সেলিম উৎস প্রকাশন, ISBN978-984-97871-7-4

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  73. * Kar, Subira (2008), _1857 in North East: a reconstruction from folk and oral sources_, New Delhi: Akansha Publishing House, ISBN978-81-8370-131-0

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  74. * Motahar, Hosne Ara (1999), "Museum Establishment and Heritage Preservation: Sylhet Perspective", in Sharif Uddin Ahmed (ed.), _Sylhet: History and Heritage_, Sylhet: Bangladesh Itihas Samiti, ISBN978-984-31-0478-6

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  75. * Sanajaoba, Naorem (1988), _Manipur, Past and Present: The Heritage and Ordeals of a Civilization_, vol.4, New Delhi: Mittal Publications, ISBN978-81-7099-853-2

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  76. * Sinha, Awadhesh Coomar; Chacko, Pariyaram Mathew; Aier, I. L. (1993), _Hill cities of eastern Himalayas: ethnicity, land relations and urbanisation_, New Delhi: Indus Publishing Company, ISBN978-81-85182-80-3

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