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The List of Dimasa Kachari Kings and Rulers - Kachari kingdom

 Dimasa kingdom (known as Kachari kingdom) was a powerful kingdom in medieval Assam that existed from the early 10th century (approximately) to the early 1830 century CE. The rulers of this kingdom were the Dimasa people who belonged to a part of the greater Kachari ethnic group. This kingdom's remnants survived till the British Empire's advent in India. The origin of the Kachari kingdom is shrouded in mystery; some believe that they were the descendants of the son of Bhima, Ghatotkacha. According to the legends, Kachari also took part in the Mahabharata war. Due to political turmoil, Dimasa Kachari had left the Kamarupa kingdom in ancient times.

While they were crossing the Brahmaputra River (known as Dilao in Dimasa), many Kacharis could not cross this river and stayed back around the northern bank of the river. This group later became the Bodo people, but whoever could cross the mighty river was named the Dimasa meaning Son of the Big River.

Dimasa kachari kingdom kings list
The last capital of the Kachari kingdom, Khaspur.

In the 18th century, a divine Hindu origin was constructed for the rulers of the Kachari kingdom and it was named Hidimbi, a princess of the Dimasa. The Dimasa princess Hidimbi, wife of the Pandava Bhima and mother of great warrior Ghatotkacha in the Mahabharata.

The Kachari kingdom was extended along the southern bank of the Brahmaputra from the Dikhow River in the east to the Kolong River in the west including the Dhansiri valley during the 13th century. The exact date of establishment of Dimapur capital is not properly known. But according to Kachari tradition, the Muli bamboo flowers once every fifty years, and during the rule of the Kachari king at Dimapur, the said variety of bamboo flowers was nine times. This means that they ruled at Dimapur for 450 years. According to this calculation they had established Dimapur approximately in 1087 AD.

The list of Dimasa Kachari kings and rulers

SL.NO. King Name Reign (CE) Capital
1 Bicharpatipha Unknown Dimapur
2 Vikramadityapha Unknown Dimapur
3 Mahamanipha Unknown Dimapur
4 Manipha Unknown Dimapur
5 Ladapha Unknown Dimapur
6 Khorapha Unknown Dimapur
7 Khunkhorapha Unknown Dimapur
8 Detsungpha Unknown Dimapur
9 Nirbhay Narayan 1540-1550 Maibang
10 Durlabh Narayan 1550-1576 Maibang
11 Megha Narayana 1576-1583 Maibang
12 Pratap Narayan 1583-1613 Maibang
13 Nar Narayan 1613-? Maibang
14 Bhimdarpa Narayan ?-1637 Maibang
15 Indraballabh Narayan 1637-? Maibang
16 Birdarpa Narayan ?-1681 Maibang
17 Garurdhwaj Narayan Unknown Maibang
18 Makardhwaj Unknown Maibang
19 Udayaditya Unknown Maibang
20 Tamradhwaj Narayan 1699-1708 Maibang
21 Queen Chandraprabha Unknown Maibang
22 Suradarpa 1730-? Maibang
23 Harish Chandra Narayan Unknown Maibang
24 Kiri Chandra Narayan 1735-1745 Maibang
25 Gopi Chandra Narayan 1745-1757 Maibang
26 Harish Chandra II 1757-1772 Khaspur
27 Krishna Chandra Narayan 1772-1813 Khaspur
28 Govind Chandra Narayan Hasnu 1813-1830 Khaspur

Read Also: A Complete List of Ahom Rulers and Their Reign

FAQs on the Dimasa dynasty

Q.1 Who was the last Kachari king?

Ans:- The last Kachari king was Govind Chandra Narayan Hasnu.

Q.2 Which is the last capital of the Kachari kingdom?

Ans:- The last capital of the Kachari kingdom, Khaspur.

Q.3 Which is the first capital of the Dimasa kingdom?

Ans:- The first capital of the Dimasa kingdom, Dimapur.

Q.4 Who was the first king of Dimapur?

Ans:- Bicharpatipha was the first king of Dimapur.

Comments

  1. Dimasa King belonged to Thaosen dynasty

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  2. Write their dimasa names in parenthesis.

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  3. Tularam Thaosen was the last king of Dimasa kingdom. Not Govinda.

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    1. See . I am from Demra and from mudunga village of dimasa where tularams relatives and in the nearby kampur the bloodline of Tula ram still exist. Even the land patta is in the name of hasnus in the old mauzadar and tehsildars record. Indeed tularam was from hasnu clan. Please accept the truth. Fight should be when the Sena books write as tularam kachari. Kachari a term not found in whom or Meitei buranjis

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    2. AT DIMAPUR HIDIMBAPUR KINGDOM ALL DIMASA KING BELONGED TO THAOSEN DYNASTY,AT MAIBANG,ALL DIMASA KING BELONGED TO THAOSEN DYNASTY AND AT KHASPUR CACHAR KINGS ARE THAOSEN DYNASTY, HAFLONGBER, HASNUSA,AT RAJBARI DIYUNGBRA, THAOSEN KING AT RAJBARI KUMVEERDUBI JAMUNAMUKH THAOSEN KING, TULARAM THAOSEN ALIAS VEERTULARAM SENAPATI THAOSEN

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  4. Important Notice to DIMASA historian Dimasa or none Dimasa, Subject:All the Kings of DIMAPUR THAOSEN,All the Kings of Maibang Thaosen,At Khaspur, THAOSEN, Haflongber,Hasnu,again at DIYUNGBRA, DIJENBRA KUMVEERDUBI JAMUNAMUKH Thaosen became King.

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