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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 1 month ago
Bhil Uprisings
Economic distress, famine and misgovernment led to the uprising against the British in I 817-18. The British succeeded in suppressing the Bhil rising partly by military action and partly by conciliatory policy adopted by Elphiston. It was Govind Guru, the social and religious leader of the Bhil community for more than three decades, who was the pivotal force in uniting Bhils to demand a separate entity in the British period. The movement led to the infamous Mangarh massacre on November 17, 1913.
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