The Bhumij tribe played a key role in the Chuar revolt in Jharkhand's Jungle Mahal region between 1769 and 1805. The British colonial administration’s heavy taxation and land policies provoked the rebellion. Leaders including Jagannath Singh Patar and Rani Shiromani united the Bhumij, paikas, and zamindars to resist British revenue demands. The revolt involved guerrilla tactics and led to British concessions on land and taxes in affected areas.
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