Rulers were of the Dimasa tribe 10th century-1854
The Kachari kingdom The State of Dimacha Dimacha Kachari State ← 10th century–1854 → The capitals are Dimapur, Maibang, Khachpur, Haritikar The government is a tribal monarchy Kal is a medieval kingdom in India - Established 10th century - Incorporation into British India Dimacha Kachari State: It was a tribal state located in Assam. Its rulers were of the Dimasa tribe. The Kacharis and other kingdoms ruled by local tribal leaders developed in medieval Assam after the Komta and Chutia kingdoms of Kamrup. Parts of the Kachari kingdom survived until the arrival of the British. The state was formerly divided into three districts of present-day Assam These included: Kachar and North Kachar (Dima Hasao district) and Karbi Anglong district. The history of the origin of the Kachari kingdom is unclear.[1] According to tradition, the Kachari Dimasas were forced to leave the kingdom of Kamrup i...