Major Tribal Movements

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ONE-LINER HISTORY NOTE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS

 

Major Tribal Movements

 

Tribe

Area

Year

Note

Chuars

W.Bengal

1768 - 1832

 

Bhils

Khandesh

1818 – 1848

 Sevaram

Hos

Chotanagpur

1820-1832

 

Kolis

Sahyadri hillis

1824 - 48

 

Kharies

Khasi hils

1829 - 32

Tirut Singh and Barmanik Singh

Phos

Assam

1830 - 39

 

Kols

Chotanagpur

1831 – 32

 Budho Bagat

Kayar

Andhra Pradesh

1840 – 1924

 Alluri Sitaram Raju

Kachnagar

Assam

1882

 Sambudhan

Ahom

Assam

1828 - 33

Gomdhar Konovar

Khonds

Orissa

1846 – 1914

Chattre Bisayi

Santhals

Rajmahal Hills

1855 - 56

Sidhu and Kanhu

Naikadas

Gujarat

1858 - 68

Rup Singh Jogia Bhagat

Mundas

Chotanagpur

 1899 - 1900

Birsa Munda

Bhils South

Rajasthan

1933

Govind Guru

Oraons

Chotanagpur

1914 - 1915

Jatra Bhagat

Kukis

 Manipur

1917 - 19

Rani Gaidinlue

Rampa

Andhra Pradesh

1916

 Alluri Sitaram Raju

 


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