Alaboi Ron Smriti Divas observed in Kamrup

Alaboi Ron Smriti Divas was observed on 5 August 2026 in Amingaon, Kamrup, to mark the 357th martyrdom anniversary of the Ahom warriors who died in the Battle of Alaboi. The Battle of Alaboi took place on 5 August 1669 and is linked with the Ahom kingdom in medieval Assam.

Battle of Alaboi

The Battle of Alaboi was fought in 1669 during the rule of the Ahom kingdom in Assam. The battle is associated with the death of Ahom soldiers, and 5 August is observed as the martyrdom anniversary of those warriors.

Ahom Kingdom and Assam Heritage

The Ahom kingdom ruled large parts of Assam for several centuries and formed an important part of the region’s political history. The memory of the Battle of Alaboi is preserved in public observances, memorials, and local historical programmes in Assam.

Commemoration at Amingaon

The programme in Amingaon included floral tributes and the lighting of ceremonial lamps at the Alaboi Ron Smriti Soudh, which stands in front of the Office of the District Commissioner, Kamrup. The event was organised by the Directorate of Archaeology, Assam, with the Indigenous and Tribal Faith and Culture Department, Kamrup District Administration, and the Saraighat Journalists’ Forum.

Important Facts for Exams

• The Battle of Alaboi was fought on 5 August 1669 in Assam.
• Alaboi Ron Smriti Divas was observed on 5 August 2026 in Amingaon, Kamrup.
• The observance marked the 357th martyrdom anniversary of the Ahom warriors.
• Alaboi Ron Smriti Soudh is located in front of the Office of the District Commissioner, Kamrup.

Public Statements

Prakash Chandra Das, MLA of Hajo-Sualkuchi, referred to the Battle of Alaboi and the sacrifices of the Ahom martyrs. Diganta Kalita, MLA of Kamalpur, referred to the need to educate younger generations about the battle and its historical context.