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Ahoms didn't suddenly disappear, it was a systematic painful downfal of our past which has affected the lives of all assamese even till now, both in positive and negative ways.

'Talatal Ghar' was supposed to be made as puzzle for saving them from enemies as told by my elders. The uniqueness about it: when you go downstairs you will feel that you are climbing up. In the structure unique things were used like sticky rice, duck egg and the egg shells. The reason of the four storeys were being blocked was, as long ago some couple went to visit that place and got lost on the lower section of the structure and never came out. They couldn't find the body so they covered the lower section of the structure and it is still not allowed to go down. I don't know about the lost couple story and the puzzle is true or not but the lower section is completely closed with concrete I saw it with my own eyes 15 years back. May be they must have opened it now for tourists. I'll check when I visit there next time. You also forgot to mention that 'Shiva dol' temple's top most dome is made of gold the other two temples also had the dome of gold which was stolen by the Brits. They also managed to bring down the Shiv dol dome which fell in the lake beside it however before that could be taken out we got our independence and they left it there later it was placed back on the top. I don't know how much truth is there in it; I was told by my cousins about this story who stays in Shivsagar. Shivsagar is now filled with illigal immigrant of Bangladesh so you'll see lots of mosques near the Shivadol and even the shopkeeps. Big request to all youtubers to show that in your blogs and appeal to government to look into it. They make fake IDs to reside there. I stopped going there from past 15 years as I felt that within few years I felt like I'm either in Bangladesh or Pakistan. I don't have any issue with religion but I can't stand these illigal immigrants, who have easily captured our lands.

I think Ahom & Naga relationship should be rebuilt again like past . Upper Assam and border Nagas are very hospitable people. Great history of Ahom’s 👍🏻

Thank you very much for showing the monuments built by the Tai Ahom kings on your channel. Most people in India do not know about the Ahoms who defeated the Mughal army 17 times. The Government of India should include the Tai Ahom Empire in school, college and university textbooks so that everyone in India can learn about the Ahom rule.

I think Ahom Dynasty is coming to limelight in last few years outside Assam and it is getting much needed exposure to the rest of india. It is high time that a chapter is dedicated to history of Ahoms in every state's history curriculum. many foreigners are doing research on Ahom Dynasty. i knew a few from Australia, New Zealand and Thailand.

Proud to be an AHOM😍🙏🏻❤️.....Thank youu soo muchh brother for representing our Ahom dynasty in a very beautiful way!🙏🏻❤️

As a scholar who is working on Ahoms and who is yet to visit these places, this video is like a gift in disguise. I have read about these places in books and finally getting to see it properly is amazing in itself. Beautifully captured and told. Thank you, and keep making vlogs.

It really feels good when we get to see people outside of Assam are interested in our culture.....great work😊😊

জয় আই অসম 🙏 love from Assam, jorhat ❤

Thanks for representing our Assam’s pride Ahom dynasty. Jai Aai Axom 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Love from Mumbai

this is amazing, great work ⚡️❤️

Great work Siddhartha. Love the way you have paced your clips covering all important aspects of the places. I wish the Assam tourism department uses your work to promote the rich geographic and cultural heritage of the place. Look forward to see more such videos in the time to come.

Last time during Bihu we visited Guwahati. Great place, will definitely visit these ancient capitals. Great video! The flora very much resemble our native place in East Godavari district in Andhra

Great work Siddharth! I am working currently in upper Assam on elephants and Sivasagar district is one of our project site. Yet to visit these beautiful monuments and you have excited my interest even more. Hope to see you in Assam next time you visit here.

I am from TEZPUR, ASSAM AND I AM PROUD OF MY ANCESTORS/WARRIORS.... JAI AAI OXOM! 🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤

Loved watching your video. Thank you for exploring Assam. As a part of Assamese community, I am proud.

Beautiful brother. You havent missed on any single detail. I really appreciate it.

So good to see our history and culture getting the recognition and establishment in mainstream India it always deserved but somehow lacked. Assam is so much more than just Bihu and jungles. Kabhi aao assam mein❤

5:30 The way he said... "Aajayiye"... He took my heart... Great documentation. nice depiction. Overall nice presentation🥰💝💝.

Thank you so much for showing our place ❤️❤️❤️.. loved your work😊

Epic story telling... Epic cinematography...epic everything... Lots of love from SIVASAGAR itself 🎉❤❤❤

really appreciate you visiting our homeland and exploring the indigenous beauty of it and displaying it distinctively 👍🏼👍🏼

Great work...nicely covered ...information about all things ...❤❤

Best thing about the video is that within a span of 17 min he covered almost all the places. Really amazing and distinctive information about ASSAM in total. Loved your work!

so well researched & presented! it's never cakewalk to talk about and showcase cultures of other states with this authenticity, but you made it look effortless. I hope you have all the oppurtunities ahead to keep on exploring, learning and sharing knowledge with the world!

Truly Amazing, Thanks a lot Sid for the informative video. Love from Assam 💚

Wow ....❤ . Really thank you so much for making an amazing videos on Ahom...💟😌

Keep growing bhaiti,, thank u for exploring Assam and the ahom kingdom,,,,, may God bless u dear,,,,

अहोम डायनेस्टी के बारे में मुझे पहली बार सुनने देखने को मिला,, आपका धन्यवाद् ,,,👍🙏🏻

Lovely, thanks for coming here . Lots of love from Assam

Lovely video and thanks for showing our assam history

Beautiful and detailed video, much love from Assam. Ciao!

Thanks a lot dada for representing our Ahom Dynasty and our historical monuments...💜

You deserve more subs for this high quality video production, keep up the good work Siddhartha. Please do travel more of ancient Indian places that less people know about ❤🙏

Being from Assam I m feeling honoured that the glorious history of Assam has started to gain the recognition and acknowledgement it deserves....long way to go and thanks for explaining things so accurately....

Thanks for showing our history which is still unknown to many people. Proud to be from Assam with a beautiful history and culture...

This is so beautiful video by you and thank you for the showing our culture.and welcome to assam everyone ❤

Ahom dynasty se pehele bhi aur dynasties thi Assam pe,uske bare me toh koi baat hi nahi karta.I hope they get the recognition as Ahom dynasty getting these days

Your videos are very great ... Continue the good work 🙏🙏👍👍👍

With this high quality videos you should get more subs.....keep it up bro.. Love from Darrang,Assam❤

This video brings back lots of memories😞my school, my classmates, My teachers, the foods..it's was 15 years back see how times flies😔 My school took us to this places for study tour. Went inside one of the tomb went up to many buildings. What questions my head is that one of the building I forgot the name, the building was massive but did not have pillars as if the whole building was curve out..... Ahoms monuments are worth visiting❤😊

Loved your documentary. Mom being Ahom, felt really proud. I also appreciate the fact that you being a non Assamese gave so much love n respect and described so well. Only a Delhi wala can do that.. Your hindi seemed to me so. I maybe wrong. All the best for the future🎉

Loved the video! So informative!

Love from Assam💕thanks for visiting or exploring our traditional culture.. জয় আই অসম 🇮🇳

Thanks brother for bringing the Ahom culture to your followers. There is so much to learn here and glad that this video is made. Loved the narration and how your portrayed everything.

As someone from Jorhat and Assam , this was such a heartwarming video. You've put articulately all the things you could find in one vid. I knew about assam's cultural and historical significance because I am from the state myself. Its a shame that we barely ever study about Ahmons or significant trantryana practices in assam. Thank you for making this video

Suddenly found this video. This is just awesome bro ... Please makes more videos like this.

It's so nice nd amezing to see the people who now known our culture our history. Nd glad to know that other part of Indians are really interested to know about north east state of India. Nd I'm from Sivsagar.

Many thanks for informing all Indians about Ahom dynasty and the beautiful Assam. The shots taken by drone are breathtaking 17:23 and amazing. The Assamese song Kong Seng was filmed at Rang ghar.

Thanks for covering our history in such a beautiful way ❤️

Keep going brother & thanks a lot for showing assam's great historical site to the world ❤

Thank you for making this video...

That mesmerizing curve on your face pours more sweetness and peace in your videos... beautifully captured....thank you.. love from Assam ❣️

Kachari Kingdom was established in the 9th century. When Sukapha established his kingdom in the 12th century, Kachari kingdom was said to have already extended along the southern banks of the Brahmaputra river, from Dikhow river in Sivasagar to the Kallang river in Nagaon and included the valley of Dhansiri and also the parts of the present-day Dima Hasao district. The Dikhow river was said to be the boundary between the Kachari kingdom and the Ahom Kingdom.

Thanks brother for such a lovely video.. I feel proud to be an Ahom and belong to Sivasagar..

As an Assamese guy all I want to say it's really nice to hear your own state's history from an outsider. For this Siddharth aap ko bahut bahut dhanyawad...

Proud to be ahom❤️✨ And thank you for explore and explain our history of Assam 💫

Nice information and thank u.

thanks for the video. the presentation is great. feeling proud being ahom! ❤

Really amazing !! Loved it ❤.

I went to these places in 2009. Glad to revisit them via this video. At that time wasn't aware of its historical relevance. Wanna go back to Assam again. ❣

Impressed to know about Ahom empire

Wow literally a beautiful video 😌 I'm an Assamese from Guwahati and I'm happy to see this one, such beautiful display of visuals as well as information ❤️

Thank you for visiting our Assam and exploring the history of Ahoms.

Many people of India doesn't know about the ahom dynasty tq sir for sharing the story and showing the places to everyone... Love it🤗🌼❤️✨

It's an amazing and beautiful land, and honestly all the food just made me want to go there more! Thanks for sharing the journey.

Fantastic and thanks for showing the place.

This is So beautiful..Thankyou for showing our culture!!❤️

Such an amazing place and experience

Wow…Being an Assamese and staying in assam for so long even I didn’t explore so much that I have gained insight watching your video…just loved it

Thank you for representing Assam and us ( Ahoms) so beautifully ..... ❤️

Awesome...one can really feel the soul of Assam in this Vdo..thanks

India is amazing - such a rich culture and heritage! Dhanaywaad for showing those of us not living in India!

I am from Sibsagar....I am Deodhai ahome 🙏🙏 thanks to you explore Ahome dynasty 🙏

Brother.. you have given near to accurate details about ahoms and all other things..good job 👍 keep it up 🔥🤘

Very nicely briefed . Good one. Also pls make VDO on Maa Kamakhya Temple 🎉

Lovely video, I appreciate the cinematography and your communication skills, also showing of so many monuments and places in just a video. Great! The descendants of the Ahom Kings are still alive but most of them are no longer in power and now a common citizen just like anybody else, they write surname 'Rajkonwar' which literally means Prince to identify themselves as the member of the royal family. (24/4/23 5:55pm)

Thank you🙏 showing such a wonderful episode.. I'm your new subscriber😊

Really glad your experience is good in our assam... Thankyou 😊😊😇

Such Mein Joshi Ji this is next level work …. Truly deserving travel blogger ❤❤

Thanks For Visiting Assam.. Also Very Informative video...👍😊🤌

Being an Ahom it's always mesmerizing to see such kind of videos. Proud Ahom

So beautifully Edited and narrated the whole work.... love from Assam

By the way, the talatal ghar is not a palace. The 4 storeys that are underground lead to a bunch of many different tunnels. One of the many routes leads to the dikhow river. The other routes lead to nowhere. It was constructed so that the king and his family can safely escape in case of an invasion. The different routes are meant to confuse the enemy.

Proud to be AHOM❤

Beautiful video.... And U've amazing way of explanation...

Thanks for this video.

Well come to sivasagar Assam...Ahoms played a great role in building today's Assam. Prior to their coming ,there was no written history of Assam. They introduced new architectural techniques. Eggs,sticky rice ,jaggery etc were mixed to be used as cement for construction.

Waw .. thank you.....and welcome Assam

Waoo great video. Love from Assam thankyou for making this video on Assam

Love you bro thank you for sharing our GREAT HISTORY. GOD BLESS YOU JAI HIND 🇮🇳 JOI AIII AXOM.

Beautifully presented. You can read into the Moamoria rebellion and Burmese invasion to know more about the decline and downfall of the Ahom dynasty.

Wonderful work

The way of your explanations about ahom dynasty though being from other state is commendable..very nice 👍

How beautifully you explorered our Sivsagar, Assam...thank u so much

That 17th century general was Mir Jumla the Mughal Subhedar of Bengal Subah ... Later the lost western parts of Ahom kingdom was recovered by Lachit Borphukan's brave men and navy in the battle of Saraighat .... And later the other Ahom brave generals used their special knife and defeated the Mughals at the battle of Itkhuli .... 🙏🙏🙏

If im not wrong 'shunga shaawl' is originally called 'khaulaam' by the Tai tribes of Arunachal. They even enjoy sticky rice wrapped in leaves thats almost always served alongwith boiled veggies. many traditional delicacies are also made of sticky rice,they cultivate them once every year which is their main crop.the Tai Ahoms and Tai khamtis are both Tais of the same lineage, maybe that explains the similarities of their cusines.

Thanks for this amazing video, appreciate how briefly you mentioned the history portion before moving on to other parts of the video,to add to what you have said at 3:30 timestamp, Ahoms didn't just come around 1228AD and settled just seeing the amazing fertile valley, that's how wikipedia and usual textbook sources had mentioned neglecting the further research that other historical researchers had put forth, As they found ,there are evidences of them coming and collecting tax having settled their troops as early as 1203 AD and then after years of planning and gathering knowledge of the geography and surroundings they eventually decided to do the merging. and there are two ways through which they sent their military artileries and came another way themselves that is through patkai range and entered then called "Mung-dun-sng-kham", secondly the looting of maidams were not done by britishers and Mughals, they hardly could have crossed the border to enter the rajdhani, the soraideu attacks were done by "Maan" the kings of Myanmar (recorded 17 times attacks just so that they could cause looting and unrest), their attacks were considered one of the reason leading to the political/social unrest and further downfall of ahom kingdom. And thanks for the video again, hope u had an amazing time in Assam.

Thanks for sharing 🙏