Prime Minister Purnananda Burhagohain, who took control of the state's administration, since the king was minor at the time of his accession, and successfully performed all his duties towards the country. He successfully suppressed the Moamoria Rebellion and he recalled most of the Assamese fugitive cultivators, who fled the country during Moamoria Rebellion and was successful in settling them back in the Ahom Kingdom. He successfully reconstructed the towns and villages of Upper Assam, which were devastated by rebels, and was successful in establishing Jorhat as the Capital of Ahom Kingdom. He also excavated the Bhogdoi canal to facilitate the water supply for the citizens of Jorhat. He organized the first regular Ahom army, which was paid on regular basis, trained in European Warfare and armed with modern weapons. The modern Ahom army successfully suppressed the Moamoria rebels, beat back the incursions of hill tribes and Kacharis. The power of Ahom Kingdom revived and the respect for Ahom Monarchy was restored among the people of Assam. See also Ahom Kingdom Ahom Dynasty Singarigharutha ceremony Kachari Kingdom Jaintia Kingdom British East India Company Tezpur Nagaon district Kamrup district Chirang district Koch Bihar Bijni History of Beltola Notes References Ahom kingdom Ahom kings 1790s births 1811 deaths Year of birth uncertain