assam was separated from bengal in 1874.
assam was separated from bengal in 1874.
in which year was assam separated from bengal?
1874
assam province









































assam province was a province of british india, created in 1912 by the partition of the eastern bengal and assam province. 









































its capital was in shillong.









































the assam territory was first separated from bengal in 1874 as the 'north-east frontier' non-regulation province. it was incorporated into the new province of eastern bengal and assam in 1905 and re-established as a province in 1912.









































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in 1824 assam was occupied by british forces following the first anglo-burmese war and on 24 february 1826 it was ceded to britain by burma.
assam province
after the maratha rebellions in northern india, the bengal province became autonomous and was ruled by the nawab of bengal. after the battle of plassey, the region became an administrative division of british india with bengal's capital calcutta acting as the indian capital. the bengal presidency was formed in 1765, and in 1905, the presidency was divided into bengal province, east bengal province, and assam province. assam and the lushai hills became part of the province of assam in 1912. in 1912, bengal was separated into two states of the british empire after the indian independence movement began to arise. these new provinces were bihar and orissa and east bengal and assam. these provinces were partitioned again in 1947 into the hindu-majority west bengal and muslim-majority east bengal (now bangladesh) to facilitate the creation of the separate muslim state of pakistan, of which east bengal became a province.
greater bangladesh