Sutiya dynasty
| Sutiya dynasty | |
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Part of History of Assam  | |
| Kings of Sutiya kingdom (1187 - 1524) | |
| Birpal | 1187- 1210 |
| Ratnadhwajpal | 1210- 1250 |
| Vijayadhwajpal | 1250- 1270 |
| Vikramadhwajpal | 1270- 1285 |
| Gauradhwajpal | 1285- 1305 |
| Sankhadhwajpal | 1305- 1325 |
| Mayuradhwajpal | 1325- 1343 |
| Jayadhwajpal | 1343- 1360 |
| Karmadhwajpal | 1360- 1380 |
| Satyanarayan | 1380- 1400 |
| Laksminarayan | 1400- 1420 |
| Dharmanarayan | 1420- 1445 |
| Pratyashnarayan | 1445- 1465 |
| Yasnarayan | 1465- 1480 |
| Purnadhabnarayan | 1480- 1500 |
| Dharmadhajpal | 1500- 1522 |
| Nityapal | 1522- 1524 |
| Sutiya monarchy data | |
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Swarnagiri | |
| Peacock Flag (Royal Flag) | |
| Golden cat and sword (Coats of arms) | |
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Sutiya Buranji (Chronicle) | |
The Sutiya dynasty (1187–1673) ruled the Sutiya Kingdom in present-day northeast Assam and Arunachal Pradesh for over 400 years. The dynasty was established by Birpal, who formed his capital at Swarnagiri in 1187. The rule of this dynasty ended after the Ahom-Sutiya war in 1673.
See also
References
- Gait, Edward (1906). A History of Assam. Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co.
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- Prakash, Col. Ved (2007). Encyclopedia of North East India.Vol.2. Atlantic Publishers & Dist.
- Pathak, Guptajit (2008). Assam's history and its graphics. Mittal Publications.
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