with the usual rites. Though for some time Lakshmi Singha became favorably disposed to the Deodhais, the Hindus soon regained their influence, at the suggestion of the Na Gosain, the Goddess Tara was worshipped with great ceremony and immense money was distributed to Brahmans, the Deodhais refused participation. Death Lakshmi Singha after a reign of 11 years, died at the age of 67. The king made his only son Lokenath Gohain the Jubraj or the heir-apparent during his lifetime. He suffered from chronic dysentery and died on 13 December 1780. His body was cremated at Hatikhok-ghat on the bank of Dikhow and the ashes and bones were taken and then entombed at Charaideo after a funeral ceremony performed according to Hindu rites. Administrative Works Administrative works of Lakshmi Singha were- Bogi Dol Rudrasagarar Dol Gauri Ballabh Dol Iswaneswar Siv Dol Hajor Jay Durga Mandir Janardan Mandir Bogi Dolor Pukhuri Rudrasagar Pukhuri Gauri Ballabh Pukhuri Ligiri Pukhuri. See also Ahom dynasty Kuranganayani Moamoria rebellion Notes References Gogoi, Padmeshwar (1968), The Tai and the Tai Kingdoms Comprehensive history of Assam, SL Baruah. 1970 Assam in the Ahom Age 1228-1826 by Basu s. Ahom kingdom Ahom kings 1713 births 1780 deaths Hindu monarchs 18th-century Indian monarchs