Naharkatiya
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town, taluka headquarter

Tehsil Naharkatiya, District Dibrugarh, Assam, Bharat.
Also spelled Naharkatia Town
A must visit place in Naharkatia is Namphake Buddhist Monastery, located 4 k.m. away from the town.
Naharkatia, the place name is connected with history of killing or punishment of one Prince Nahar, an adopted son of Tai-Ahom king Siukhapha alias Khora Raja punished by one Kalia Chaodang. According to local saying, 'one Ahom Noble Kalia Chaodang' was entrusted to punish 'Prince Nahar' at Bardoiyamukh for his misdeeds against the important Tai-Ahom nobles including the Ministers. This Kalia alias Kola Chaodang was finally settled near today's Naharkatia Railway Station and from this episode, the area is known to be Nahakatia. Nahar +katiya, i.e., the person who cut or punished Nahar at the instance of Tai-Ahom king Siukhampha was settled here.
Naharkatiya was frequented by Austric King Sung-Saumara, Kachari kings Bicharpatipha, Mahamanukyapha, Tai-Ahom kings Chaolung Siukapha, Siukhampha alias Khora Raja during the attack of Koch General Chilarai to capital Gargaon in A.D. 1562 also Jaydhvajsimha while he was on exile during the Mughal invasion by Nabab Mirjumla A.D. 1662, etc.
The Burmese General Mingimaha Tilwa, came via this route to Mung-dun-chun-kham in the late Tai-Ahom rulers Chandrakantasimha and Purandersimha some times in early part of A.D. 19th century.
The Ahom General Patalsing Barbarua founded Jaypur garh against the advancing Burmese through this route, who finally sacrificed his life in the hands of Burmese at Jaypur.
Sriram Ata founded his Vaisnavi Satra here. One Nocte Chief Narottama accepted Vaisnav faith here.
Nearby Naharkatiya, historical Tipam, jaypur and Namrup(derived from Namruk) rests. The oldest oil pool is located here. It is also famous for tea gardens. It has produced several sports persons and sports organisers who had a great contribution in the field of sports.
Also spelled Naharkatia Town
A must visit place in Naharkatia is Namphake Buddhist Monastery, located 4 k.m. away from the town.
Naharkatia, the place name is connected with history of killing or punishment of one Prince Nahar, an adopted son of Tai-Ahom king Siukhapha alias Khora Raja punished by one Kalia Chaodang. According to local saying, 'one Ahom Noble Kalia Chaodang' was entrusted to punish 'Prince Nahar' at Bardoiyamukh for his misdeeds against the important Tai-Ahom nobles including the Ministers. This Kalia alias Kola Chaodang was finally settled near today's Naharkatia Railway Station and from this episode, the area is known to be Nahakatia. Nahar +katiya, i.e., the person who cut or punished Nahar at the instance of Tai-Ahom king Siukhampha was settled here.
Naharkatiya was frequented by Austric King Sung-Saumara, Kachari kings Bicharpatipha, Mahamanukyapha, Tai-Ahom kings Chaolung Siukapha, Siukhampha alias Khora Raja during the attack of Koch General Chilarai to capital Gargaon in A.D. 1562 also Jaydhvajsimha while he was on exile during the Mughal invasion by Nabab Mirjumla A.D. 1662, etc.
The Burmese General Mingimaha Tilwa, came via this route to Mung-dun-chun-kham in the late Tai-Ahom rulers Chandrakantasimha and Purandersimha some times in early part of A.D. 19th century.
The Ahom General Patalsing Barbarua founded Jaypur garh against the advancing Burmese through this route, who finally sacrificed his life in the hands of Burmese at Jaypur.
Sriram Ata founded his Vaisnavi Satra here. One Nocte Chief Narottama accepted Vaisnav faith here.
Nearby Naharkatiya, historical Tipam, jaypur and Namrup(derived from Namruk) rests. The oldest oil pool is located here. It is also famous for tea gardens. It has produced several sports persons and sports organisers who had a great contribution in the field of sports.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naharkatiya
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 27°16'55"N 95°20'27"E
- Naharkatia 7.3 km
- Namrup 8.4 km
- Chabua 31 km
- Dinjan 34 km
- Pasighat 90 km
- Dhakuakhana Town 94 km
- Tawang 346 km
- Zêdang (Tsetang) 416 km
- Jakar (Bumthang) 457 km
- Nagchu Town 570 km
- Naharkatia Long Jong 1.3 km
- Naharkatia Amolapatty 1.6 km
- Naharkatia Langarijan Field 2 km
- Naharkatiya College 2.4 km
- Utpal Brick Field 2.4 km
- NAHARDEKA COLONY CHANGELIJAN 6.2 km
- Kaliapani Tea Estate 6.5 km
- Rukong T.E. 7 km
- Nagaon 7.4 km
- Kawaimari Village 7.6 km
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