Tribe
|
Year
|
Leaders
|
Cause
|
Chuar
|
1766-72
|
Raja Jagannath
|
Excess Revenue demand, Bengal Famine
|
Bhills
|
1817
|
Sewaram
|
Agrarian hardship
|
Hos
|
1820
|
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|
British occupation of Singhbhum
|
Ramosi
|
1822
|
Chittur Singh, Pratap Singh, Dattaraya Patkar
|
British Rule
|
Kolis
|
1824
|
Dismantle of forests
|
|
Ahom
|
1828-33
|
Buddhu Bhagat
|
Land transfer to outsiders
|
Khasi
|
1829-32
|
Tiruth Singh
|
British occupation
|
Kol
|
1831-32
|
Buddhu bhagat
|
Land transfer to outsiders
|
Santhals
|
1855-56
|
Sidhu and Kanhu
|
British Rule
|
Naikda
|
1858
|
Rup Singh
|
For Dharma Raj against ban Joria Bhagat on grazing and timber
|
Bhuyan and
Juag
|
1867-68
1891
|
Ratna Nayak
Dharni Nayak
|
Installation of British
protégé on throne
|
Kacha Nagas
|
1882
|
Sambhuden
|
British intervention
|
Munda (Ulgulan)
|
1899
|
Birsa Munda
|
Land system ,Missionary activity
and forced labour
|
Bhills
|
1913
|
Govind Guru
|
A temperance and purification movement
|
Oraons (Tana Bhagat)
|
1914
|
Jatra Bhagat and other Bhagats
|
Religious Reason
|
Chenchus
|
1921-22
|
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|
British control of forests
|
Koyas/ Rampas
|
1922-24
|
Alluri Sitaram Raju
|
British Rule
|
Naga
|
1932
|
Jadunag (1905-31) and Rani Gaidinliu
|
A reformist movement later directed against excess of British rule
|