The Takhel Ngamba (literally, "Success against Takhel" or "the conquest of Tripura" or "Victor of Tripura") is a Meitei language literary text that chronicles the historical conflict between the Meitei king Garib Niwaj, also known as Pamheiba, of the Manipur Kingdom, and the Tripuris (referred to as Tepperahs) of the Tripura Kingdom, as well as the Burmese forces. It is an epic composition from the medieval period, attributed to the prominent writer Nunggangbam Govindharam.
The Takhel Ngamba (literally, "Success against Takhel" or "the conquest of Tripura" or "Victor of Tripura") is a Meitei language literary text that chronicles the historical conflict between the Meitei king Garib Niwaj, also known as Pamheiba, of the Manipur Kingdom, and the Tripuris (referred to as Tepperahs) of the Tripura Kingdom, as well as the Burmese forces. It is an epic composition from the medieval period, attributed to the prominent writer Nunggangbam Govindharam.
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