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 The history of Korea before 1600 is unclear.  According to Dalton, a joint military force of Kol Raja and Gond zamindars drove the Balend rulers from Korea.  The Kol Konches were known as the Kol and are said to have ruled for eleven generations.  One opinion is that they were his capital.  There is a plateau at the top of Koriyagarh and one can see some ruins there.  There is a boulevard near the ruins.  Others believe that Kol Raja's capital was in village Bachra which is close to Podi and at that time Raja was building his capital in Koriyagarh. Bachra village has an earthen mound and the villagers say that it is the residence of Kol Raja  The site was  It is also possible that Kol Raj was ruled in the southern part of Korea and Balend Raja in the northern part.  In the 17th century, Mainpuri, two cousins ​​of Agnikul Chauhan Raja Dalthamban Sahi and Dharamal Sahi were returning after a pilgrimage from Jagannath Puri, a small force with them.  Mainpuri was routed through Varanasi, Mirzapur, Sidhi, Sarguja, Chhotanagpur and Sambalpur.  During his return, he stayed in Sarguja's capital, Vishrampur, after which it has been named Ambikapur.  He had his camp near Joda Talab which is still present there.  At that time, the Maharaja of Surguja was away from the capital and some rebels of the kingdom surrounded the palace.  When Rani comes to know that the Chauhan brothers have stayed near Joda Pond.  The queen sent the traditional rakhi to him.  Dalthamban Sahi and Dharamal Sahi came to his rescue and drove the rebel chieftains.  A major part of his military force was killed in the encounter.  After some time the Maharaja returned.  He thanked the Chauhan brothers for saving the queen and offered him the vassal of the area in the eastern part of the state known as Jhilmili which was accepted by elder brother Dalthamban Sahi.  A part of the Jhilmili region was under the control of the Balend kings.  The Chauhan brothers settled in Kasakela village near the river Rahr.  They drove out Balend's military force from the region and the surrounding area.  Pakerius who was always a rebel against the state of Surguja.  They used to pay annual tax to the state of Surguja.  Bhaiyya was titled by Maharaja Amar Singh in the family name.  Since the brothers tied the rakhi, they became the brothers of the queen, so the area is known as Bhaiyasthana.  (One of the blocks in Surguja district).  The younger brother Dharamal Sahi stayed with his brother in Keshkela for some time and then decided to create his own separate kingdom.  He gathered his military power and moved westward to the Kingdom of Korea, bordering Surguja State, where the Kol king ruled.  They stayed in the village of the area around Koriyagarh which was known as Chirmike.  He attacked the Kol king and defeated him in battle and captured the kingdom of Korea.  They stayed on Chirmi for some time and after that the city is the village, which they made their capital.
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