The Dimasa Kingdom was a historical kingdom located in the northeastern region of India, primarily in present-day Assam. It was established by the Dimasa people, an ethnic group known for their rich cultural heritage and traditions. The kingdom flourished between the 13th and 18th centuries, playing a significant role in the region's political and social landscape. The Dimasa Kingdom was known for its unique governance system and vibrant economy, which included agriculture and trade. The kingdom's capital was Dimapur, a city that served as a cultural and administrative center. The Dimasa people are still recognized today for their contributions to the region's history and culture.