Mula Gabharu: A story of Extreme Valour and Patriotism

Hiranya Borah has published more than 190 ebooks and has published 14 English books in print. Apart from writing books, he is also a motivational speaker for the youngsters.The highpoint on his literary career came when after receiving a copy of his book, 'Chandrapraba: The Iron Lady of Assam', the Hon'ble PM of India had tweeted from his personal tweeter handle about the book and which was re-tweeted by around 2500 viewers within hours of his tweeting.The earlier printed publications of the author are:Random Thoughts through a Coloured Prism (Inspirational-2017)Melody of Fragrance (Fiction-2017)Guilt: Gift of Winter Spring (Novel-2018)Twenty-five Love Stories (2018)Aparajeeta: A Compilation of Short Stories (2018)How to Become Unpopular (Inspirational-2019)Random Stories and Dilemma of an Old Man (Inspirational-2019)Father's Choice: A Story of True Love (Novel-2019)Three Goddesses and one Rascal (Novel-2020)The Blessed One (Novel-2020)Chandraprabha: The Iron Lady of Assam (Biography-2021)Mula Gabharu: A Story of Extreme Valour and Patriotism (Historical Novel-2021)Blessed One Part II (Super natural novel 2021)Humiliations and Inspiration: An Incomplete Journey of My Life (Autobiography-2022)Seuz Jonack (Assamese)Meghar Arar Surya (Assamese)

The novel is based on an Assamese legend, Princess Mula Gabharu, the younger sister of theGreatest Ahom King, Swargadeo Suhungmung Dihinigia Raja, who became a martyr whiledefending border against the fifth attempt (out of 17 unsuccessful attempts in 158 years from1527 to 1685) by the Mighty Mughals to subjugate Assam in 1533-34. She took a decision toface the invading army after her husband Frasengmung Borgohain became a martyr fighting withthe same invaders. Her participation galvanized the Assamese Army to defeat the Mughals andthe leader of the invaders, Turbak Khan was killed by her stepbrother, Konseng BorpatraGohain. Her son, Ton Kham also took part in this battle. The novel also describes the heroics ofSati Sadhani, the last Chutiya Queen and Kachari Prince, Detcha who were defeated byFrasengmung Borgohain in two separate battles. The novel also refers about Rani Gaidinlu whilelegacy of Mula has been shared with the readers.

The novel is based on an Assamese legend, Princess Mula Gabharu, the younger sister of the
Greatest Ahom King, Swargadeo Suhungmung Dihinigia Raja, who became a martyr while
defending border against the fifth attempt (out of 17 unsuccessful attempts in 158 years from
1527 to 1685) by the Mighty Mughals to subjugate Assam in 1533-34. She took a decision to
face the invading army after her husband Frasengmung Borgohain became a martyr fighting with
the same invaders. Her participation galvanized the Assamese Army to defeat the Mughals and
the leader of the invaders, Turbak Khan was killed by her stepbrother, Konseng Borpatra
Gohain. Her son, Ton Kham also took part in this battle. The novel also describes the heroics of
Sati Sadhani, the last Chutiya Queen and Kachari Prince, Detcha who were defeated by
Frasengmung Borgohain in two separate battles. The novel also refers about Rani Gaidinlu while
legacy of Mula has been shared with the readers.