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The Ho and Munda tribesmen of Chhotanagpur challenged the Company’s forces in 1820-22, then again in 1831, and the area remained disturbed till 1837.The tribal inhabitants of Chota Nagpur comprised Kols, Bhils, Hoes, Mundas and Oraons. They led an independent life.
1. In 1820 the king of Porhat owed allegiance to the British and agreed to pay huge taxes annually. He claimed the neighboring Hos region as his own to the consent of the British. He went on to collect taxes from the Ho segment of the Hos which they resented. A few officials were killed too.
The British sent troops in support of the king. The Hos took up traditional arms like bows and arrows to face British troops armed in modern weapons. They put up a very brave fight but had to surrender in 1821.
2. The Hos rose again in 1831. The Chhota Nagpur region was leased out to Hindu, Muslim and Sikh money-lenders for revenue collection. Their oppressive tactics, high revenue rates, British judicial and revenue policies devastated the traditional social framework of the Hos.They gathered under Bir Budhu Bhagat, Joa Bhagat, Jhindrai Manki and Sui Munda. In 1831, Munda and Oraon peasants first took up arms against the British. It encouraged tribals in Singbhum, Manbhum, Hazaribagh and Palamou.
The insurgents adopted most cruel means and spared no one. They torched houses and killed the enemies. Only carpenters and blacksmiths were spared since they made weapons and other useful goods for them. After two years of intense resistance they lost to modern weapons of the British. Thousands of tribal men, women and children were killed and the rebellion was suppressed.<ref>http://history4upsc.blogspot.in/2010/07/uprisings-against-british-rule.</ref>
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+1. In 1820 the king of Porhat owed allegiance to the British and agreed to pay huge taxes annually. He claimed the neighboring Hos region as his own to the consent of the British. He went on to collect taxes from the Ho segment of the Hos which they resented. A few officials were killed too.
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+The insurgents adopted most cruel means and spared no one. They torched houses and killed the enemies. Only carpenters and blacksmiths were spared since they made weapons and other useful goods for them. After two years of intense resistance they lost to modern weapons of the British. Thousands of tribal men, women and children were killed and the rebellion was suppressed.<ref>http://history4upsc.blogspot.in/2010/07/uprisings-against-british-rule.</ref>
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<p>The Ho and Munda tribesmen of Chhotanagpur challenged the Company’s forces in 1820-22, then again in 1831, and the area remained disturbed till 1837.The tribal inhabitants of Chota Nagpur comprised Kols, Bhils, Hoes, Mundas and Oraons. They led an independent life.</p>
<p>1. In 1820 the king of Porhat owed allegiance to the British and agreed to pay huge taxes annually. He claimed the neighboring Hos region as his own to the consent of the British. He went on to collect taxes from the Ho segment of the Hos which they resented. A few officials were killed too.</p>
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