Kachari Ruins

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Kachari Ruins are the remnants of an ancient megalithic kingdom in Dimapur, Nagaland, known for their distinctive monoliths and sculpted pillars that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Kachari civilization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historical monument
access open to visitors
architecturalStyle megalithic architecture
associatedWith Kachari civilization NERFINISHED
Kachari kingdom NERFINISHED
belongsToEthnicHistory Dimasa people NERFINISHED
category Archaeological sites in Nagaland
Monuments and memorials in Nagaland
Tourist attractions in Nagaland
country India
culturalSignificance important site for Dimasa history
symbol of Kachari cultural heritage
eraOfFlourishing 14th century
15th century
governedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
hasFeature carved motifs
monoliths
sculpted pillars
stone platforms
hasInscription stone carvings with symbolic motifs
heritageOf Dimasa Kachari people NERFINISHED
heritageStatus protected monument
linkedTo Kachari kingdom capital at Dimapur
locatedIn Dimapur NERFINISHED
Nagaland NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Northeast India NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
near Dhansiri River NERFINISHED
Dimapur city centre NERFINISHED
notableFor distinctive mushroom-shaped pillars
unique megalithic layout
period medieval period
religionAssociated Hinduism NERFINISHED
indigenous animist practices
researchField South Asian history
archaeology
art history
stateParty Government of Nagaland NERFINISHED
threat natural weathering
urban encroachment
tourismType heritage tourism destination
usedFor ritual activities
royal ceremonies

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Dimapur hasHistoricalSite Kachari Ruins