His reign is considered the golden era of Assamese manuscripts, many notable manuscripts were written one of which was the Hastividyarnava which received royal patronage. Foreign musicians were invited into his country to instruct his own and the Monarch became the author of a large collection of pious songs. Siba Singha erected numerous temples and gave away land for the support of the Brahmins and temples with all generosity. His court poets like Ananta Acharyya composed the Ananda Lahari and Kavichandra, the Kam-Kumar Haran Haran and the Dharma Puran at the instance of the king and his first chief queen Phuleshwari. Death Siva Singha died on Friday, the tenth of Aghon, 1666 Saka (14 December, 1744). On his death bed all his four brothers, son Tipam Raja and the nobles attended him on his deathbed. He was succeeded Charing Raja, who assumed the name of Pramatta Singha after accending the throne and the Ahom name of Sunenphaa. Gallery See also Ahom dynasty Ahom kingdom Phuleshwari Moamoria rebellion Notes References Ahom kingdom Ahom kings 1744 deaths Year of birth unknown Hindu monarchs