1500s
The Era of Raajhowly
The historical tradition connects Howly with Roja Chandi Narayan Baruah and the royal residence remembered as Raajhowly.
Six centuries of kings, rivers, migration, destruction, revival, literature, faith, sport and community — the story of a town that repeatedly rebuilt itself.
বীৰভূমি হাউলী... প্ৰবল প্ৰতাপী, সাহসী ৰজা চণ্ডী নাৰায়ণ বৰুৱাৰ এক জাকত জিলিকা ৰাজধানী 'হাউলি'। সমস্ত ইতিহাসৰ সাক্ষী সেই সময়ৰ বোৱতী নৈ মানাহ।
এই মানাহ নৈ আছিল বৰপেটা অঞ্চলৰ যাতায়াত, বাণিজ্যৰ মূল মাধ্যম। এই মানাহ নদীৰেই এদিন মানসকল আহি বিধ্বস্ত কৰিছিল সমগ্ৰ হাউলী অঞ্চল। ভূতৰ ওপৰত দানহ পৰাদি ১৮৯৭ চনৰ বৰভূইকপে ধ্বংস কৰি পেলাইছিল হাউলীৰ অতীতৰ সেই গৌৰৱোজ্জ্বল সভ্যতা, সংস্কৃতি।
কিন্তু তাৰ পিছত এক ইতিবাচক ঐক্যবদ্ধ প্ৰচেষ্টাৰ ফলত পুনৰ আৰম্ভ হ'ল এক আশাব্যঞ্জক প্ৰক্ৰিয়া আৰু গঠন হ'ল "নৱ হাউলী" বা "আধুনিক হাউলী"।
The history preserved on HowlyTown describes Howly through the legacy of Roja Chandi Narayan Baruah, the Manah River, the Burmese invasions, the 1897 earthquake and the emergence of modern Howly.
The historical tradition connects Howly with Roja Chandi Narayan Baruah and the royal residence remembered as Raajhowly.
The capital associated with Chandi Baruah was destroyed during the third Burmese invasion, beginning one of the darkest chapters in the region's history.
The devastating earthquake transformed the geography and social landscape of the region and became a major turning point in the emergence of modern Howly.
Markets, roads, educational institutions, religious centres, cultural organisations and new settlements gradually shaped the modern town.
The source history records that Howly's Raas Mahotsav began in 1928 through the initiative of several enthusiastic people. The Raas Mandir and the adjoining Madan-Mohan Kirtan Ghar remain important parts of this cultural landscape.
ইতিহাস প্ৰসিদ্ধ ৰজা চণ্ডী নাৰায়ন বৰুৱাৰ 'ৰাজহাউলি'ৰ - হাউলী চহৰৰ মাজমজিয়াত অৱস্থিত এক পৌৰাণিক তথা নৱহাউলীৰ সৰ্বপ্ৰথম মন্দিৰ "হাউলী মধ্যবজাৰ সাৰ্বজনীন কালী মন্দিৰ"।
১১০ বছৰৰ ইতিহাস লুকাই আছে এই ঐতিহ্যমণ্ডিত হাউলী মধ্যবজাৰ কালী মন্দিৰটোত।
১৯৬৬ চনতে গঠিত হোৱা "হাউলী ক্ৰীড়া সন্থা"ই হাউলী অঞ্চলৰ বহুতো ক্ৰীড়া প্ৰতিভাক খেলৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত আগুৱাই নিয়াত সহায় কৰি আহিছে।
The Howli Sports Association, formed in 1966, has helped many sports talents from the Howly region move forward in their sporting careers. The association crossed its Golden Jubilee in March 2016.
The source records competitions including the Ramakant Das Memorial Football Shield, Vishwanath Das Memorial Football Shield, Dr. Surendra Nath Das Memorial Football Shield, Indu Hazarika Memorial Inter-State Football Competition, Mulchand Malu Memorial Football Tournament, Sunil Kalita Memorial Football Tournament and Ratul Das and Adya Das Memorial Football.
The History of Howly page preserves an oral-history account about the Howly Gaon Namdal and the memories of Padmaram Nath, one of the elders associated with the group from its early days.
ধার্মিক হ'বলৈ পণ্ডিত হ'ব নালাগে, লাগে কেৱল ঈশ্বৰত বিশ্বাস। মানুহে সংসাৰৰ দুখ কষ্টত পৰি উদ্ধাৰ পাবলৈ ভগবানৰ আশ্ৰয় লয়।
The historical timeline records Sankardev's arrival in the Barpeta region.
Srimanta Sankardev visited Ghilanagar and Howly and met King Naranarayan.
Naranarayan established Barnagar, Bhawanipur, Kaljhar and Navanagar after bringing artisans from the Ahom territory.
Establishment of Kaljhar Satra is recorded.
The timeline records the establishment of Parabhural Satra.
The capital of Chandi Baruah was destroyed during the third Burmese invasion.
Following the Treaty of Yandaboo, the Barpeta region came under British rule.
The British built a Dak Bungalow at Halapakuri, near Uttar Sadar Ali.
Establishment of Rakhial Gosai Than in Howly Gaon.
The major earthquake changed the geography of Assam and accelerated migration toward the Howly region.
The timeline records the first primary school in Howly and the shifting of Ghilajari Satra to Rahal.
Initiation of Ras Utsav in Howly.
Establishment of Howly High School.
The historical timeline records Mahatma Gandhi's participation in a freedom movement rally at Howly.
Howly Natya Sangha was formed and the Government Sericulture Farm was established.
Construction of Chandibarua Smriti Bhawan.
Formation of Howly's branch of Sahitya Sabha and establishment of B.H. College.
Establishment of Howly Adarsha Vidyapith High School.
Electricity supply began in Howly.
Establishment of Madanmohan Kirtanghar.
Publication of the local weekly newspaper Amar Desh.
Publication of the magazine Launching.
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