In the 1609 restructuring by Momai Tamuli Borbarua the "phoid" organization was replaced by the "got". A "got" consisted of four "paiks" who lived close together. The "paiks" in a "got" were numbered "mul" (first), "duwal" (second), "tewal" (third), etc. In times of peace, generally one of the "paiks" in a "got" rendered royal service at any given time. In times of war, a second or even a third "paik" from a "got" could be asked to render service simultaneously. As before, the "gaa mati" was tended to by the remaining "paiks" of the "got". This ensured that economic production did not suffer when a large section of the population was not involved in it and contributed to the resilience of the Ahom kingdom in the 16th to 18th century.