Lila Gogoi
Indian historian
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Lila Gogoi was a writer, educationist and historian.[1] He was the H. O. D. of the Assamese department, Dibrugarh University and Honorary Director, Department of Historical and Antiquarian Studies in Assam.[2][circular reference] He was also the President of Assam Sahitya Sabha in the session of 1994.[3][circular reference]
Works
- Literature
Sontara (1954), Khara Shiyalor Biya (1954), Ponakanar Sapon (1955), Horogor Mukuta (1957), Dokait Kon (1957), Kopling Siga Rail (1959), Rangmanor Katha (1963), Nilakhamor Sithi (1963), Beybering Chithi (1976), Brikudar Baruar Biya (1977, 1978), Bishes Ki Likhim (1978), Ghergheri Bus (1981), Bihugeet aru banghosha,[4] Giti Malanca(1964), Asamiya Loka-sahityar Ruprekha (1968).[5]
- Historical
Buranjiye Parasha Nagar (1957), Herua Dinor Kotha (1957), Lachit Borphukan (1960), Ahom Jati aru Asamiya Sanskriti (1961), Simantar Mati aru Manuh (1963), Sahitya-sanskritir Buranji (1972), Asamor Sanskriti (1982), [6] The Buranjis, historical literature of Assam:a critical survey(1986), The Tai Khamtis(1971), The Tai Khamtis of the North East(1990), The History of the system of Ahom Administration(1991),[7] Beli Maar Gol(1983), Buranjiye Katha Koi(1991)[8]
Monuments
A hostel of Dibrugarh University is dedicated to Dr. Lila Gogoi. The name of the hostel is 'Leela Gogoi Memorial Gobeshak Chatra Nivas'.[9]