Historically, the region between the Lohit River and the Dibang River was known as Sadhayapura as per copper … See more

According to the Tai chronicles Sam Long Hpa, the first Sawbwa of Mongkawng also called Mogaung with the capital in Mogaung conquered Upper Assam (also known as Mong Wehsali Long) in 1220 then under the rule of the … See more

The entire area of Sadiya was a well developed city in the medieval times. The ruins like Bhismaknagar, Rukmininagar, Tamreswari temple, Pratima garh, Bura-buri temple built during the Chutia period.
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Sadiya is located at 27°50′N 95°40′E / 27.83°N 95.67°E . It has an average elevation of 123 m (404 ft). It is the only area of Assam where the newly described subspecies of hoolock gibbon, which is known as … See more