Explanation:

S K bhuyan was dominantly a nationalist historian. The aims and objectives of his writings were the uplift of the nation. By the word ‘nation’ and ‘Desh’ he did not mean the Indian nation but the land of Assam. Thus he was rather a regional-nationalist historian. Apart from the original writings, he edited mainly twelve books with his sufficient editorial plan and interventions, out of which eleven are Assamese chronicles -the ‘Buranjis’ and the remaining one is the Buchanan Hamilton’s ‘AN ACCOUNT OF ASSAM’.