Manipur
Hrishikesh S. Sonalikar
The later kings of Manipur were faithful followers of Vedic culture. But
it was during the time of the great King Bhagyachandra in 18th century
AD that the Manipur accepted the culture of pure devotional service of
Lord Vishnu (Krishna). When Bhagyachandra was a small child, his father
was killed in the battle and his uncle took over the affairs of the
kingdom. When Bhagyachandra grew up and started to rule the valley, his
uncle became envious and conspired with Burmese kingdom to attack the
valley of Manipur. Under this attack, Bhagyachandra and his mother had
to flee and take shelter under the king Rajarshee of Ahom (now Assam).http://historyancientindia.blogspot.sg/2014/
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