The Ahom people are an ethnic group from the northeastern region of India, primarily found in the state of Assam. They are known for their rich cultural heritage and history, having established the Ahom Kingdom in the 13th century. This kingdom played a significant role in resisting invasions and maintaining independence from various external forces for nearly 600 years. The Ahom community is recognized for its unique traditions, language, and festivals. They speak the Ahom language, which is part of the Tai language family. The Ahoms are also known for their contributions to the arts, architecture, and agriculture in Assam, significantly influencing the region's cultural landscape.