Modern History / Movements and Revolts
There were many tribal uprisings in British India. The main reasons for most of the tribal rebellions were the British interference into the customs of different tribes and intrusion of the British into the tribal areas.
Name of the Tribe | Region | Year | Leader | Signi |
---|---|---|---|---|
Khasi | Assam | 1829- 1832 | Tirot Sing and Bormanik | |
Kols | Jhar |
1831- 1832 | Buddho Bhagat | |
Khonds | Odisha | 1846- 1860 | Chakra Bisoi | Revolted against Human Sacrifice Act |
San |
Bihar | 1855- 1856 | Sidhu and Kanhu (Brothers) | Against Dikus (non-tribals and outsiders) |
Kacha Naga | Assam | 1882 | Sambudhan | |
Munda | Jhar |
1899- 1900 | Birsa Munda | Against the Christian Missiona |
Bhils | Raja |
1913 | Govind Guru | |
Oraons | Jhar |
1914 | Jatra Bhagat | |
Kukis and Nagas | Manipur | 1917- 1932 | Jadonang and later by his cousin Rani Gaidinliu |