Historical monuments build by Assam Queens

Feb 22, 2024

Built by Queen Ambika Devi, wife of King Siva Singha (1714-1744 CE), this small brick temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga.

Devi Dol, Sivasagar

This Vishnu temple was commissioned by Queen Phuleswari Devi around the same time as the Sivadol.

Bishnu Dol, Sivasagar

These pyramid-like burial mounds located in Charaideo were the final resting places of Ahom royalty, including queens. While specific queens cannot be attributed to individual moidams, their presence reflects the importance accorded to them in the kingdom.

Charaideo Moidams

Queens often played a vital role in supporting cultural and artistic endeavors. While specific monuments built under their direct patronage might be difficult to pinpoint, their contribution to the overall flourishing of Assamese art and architecture cannot be ignored.

Patronage of Culture and Art

Queens often held significant political power and influence during their times. Their decisions and preferences could have impacted the construction of various monuments, even if they weren't directly credited for them.

Indirect Influence