DHANDI DAUL

LIST OF CENTRALLY PROTECTED MONUMENTS/SITES UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF ASI, GUWAHATI CIRCLE

SL NO.	NAME OF THE MONUMENTS/SITES AS PER GAZETTE NOTIFICATION	LOCATION	DISTRICT
ASSAM
01	Cachari Ruins, viz :-
	a) A small unfinished dwelling house	Khaspur	Cachar
	b) The Snan Mandir
	c) The Singh Darwaza
	d) The Temple of Ranachandi
	e) The Baradwari
	f) & g) Two Small Temples
	h) The East Wall, 128 yards in length and 2½ yards in length situated to the north-east corner of the ruins
02	Bordole Temple	Biswanath	Sonitpur
03	Grave of Lieutenant Lewis	Darang, Biswanath
04	Grave of Lieutenant Thomas Kennedy	Darang, Biswanath
05	The Rock known as “Bishwanath Sivalinga”	Village Bishwanath
06	The Rock known as “Sakreswar”	The island “Unatumani” in the neighbourhood of village Bishwanath
07	Dhandi Temple	N.C. Kamdayal Village (Mauza Gohpur)
08	Ruins	Singri Hill
09	Masonry remains on the Bamuni Hills	Tezpur
10	The Mound and Ruins of the stone temple at Parbatiya	Tezpur
11	The rock on the bank of the Brahmaputra about 2 miles below Tezpur and the inscription thereon.
12	Sculptures in the Chummery Compound
13	Shri Surya Pahar Ruins	Dasabhuja Devasthan	Goalpara
14	Tomp of Lieutenant Cresswell	Goalpara
15	Monument over the grave of Mr. B.J. stow	Goalpara
16	Ancient tombs	Jagighopa	Bongaigaon
17	Idgah on the Rangamati Hill with its enclosure walls and a space of 16’-20’ around there	Rangamati Hill	Dhubri
18	Rangamati Mosque and the ablution tank attached thereto.	Rangamati Hill	Dhubri
19	The Carvings, inscriptions and pillar on the	Guwahati	Kamrup
	Urbasi island
20	The Rock-cut sculptures representing Vishnu (with adjoining figures of Surya, Ganesha, Devi, etc) locally known as Vishnu Janardan
21	The stone inscription inside “poa Mecca Mosque”.	Hajo
22	Shri Shri Hayagriva Mahava Temple
23	Shri Shri Kedar Temple
24	Shri Shri Ganesh Temple
25	Shri Shri Kameshwar Temple
26	Duargarila Rock Inscription	The foot of the Kamakhya Hill on the Guwahati(Palasbari Road)
27	(a) Figures of Ganesa-2	Kamakhya Hill
	(b) Siva-Lingas – 12
	(c) Four-handed Bhairabi – 1
	(d) Miniature Sikhara Shrines – 4
	(e) Figures of ‘Narakasur’ – 1
	(f) Two-handed ‘ Bhairabi’ – 1
	(g) Stone gateway – 1
	(h) Dancing Bhairava (locally known as Bala-bhairava) engraved on rock – 1
28	Group of four Maidams	Charaideo	Sivasagar
29	Gurhgaon Raja’s Palace	Sibsagar
30	Bisnhudol	Gaurisagar
31	Sivadol
32	Devidol
33	Gaurisagar Tank
34	Bishnudol	Joysagar , Mauza Sulaguri
35	Devidol	Joysagar
36	Ghanashyam’s House	Joysagar , Mauza Sulaguri
37	Golakghar or Magazine	Joysagar
38	The Karenghar of the Ahom Kings	Silakuti Mauza
39	Ranghar Ruins	Sibsagar
40	Sivadol	Joysagar
41	Ranganath Dole	Sibsagar in Mauza Meteka
42	Bishnu Dole	Sibsagar
43	Devi Dole
44	Siva Dole
45	Eight Cannons of the Ahom period on the bank of the Sibsagar tank
46	Moniliths	Kasomari Pathar	Golaghat
47	Sivadol at Negriting	Negriting	Golaghat
48	Rock-cut Temple	Maibong	N.C. Hills
49	Two inscribed stones
50	Bolosan Group of Monoliths
51	The Derebara group of Monoliths
52	The Khartong Group of Monoliths
53	The Kobak Group of Monoliths
54	The gun of Emperor Sher Shah	Sadiya	Tinsukia
55	The two swivel guns belonging to the Mughal Nawwara	Sadiya	Tinsukia

Sukhrungphaa (reign 1696–1714), or Swargadeo Rudra Singha (Assamese: স্বৰ্গদেউ ৰূদ্ৰ সিংহ), was a Tungkhungia king of the Ahom kingdom under whom the kingdom reached its zenith of power and glory. Rudra Singha, known as Lai before he became the king, was the son of the previous Ahom king Gadadhar Singha. An illiterate (probably dyslexic), he is best known for building a coalition of rulers in the region and raising a vast composite army against the Mughal Empire. He died on the eve of his march west from Guwahati.

His father had to escape persecution by the previous Ahom king and his mother, Joymoti Konwari, was killed in royal custody. He established his capital at Rangpur.

Many of the Lord Shiva temples including those in Gohpur are believed to be built by Rudra Singha.