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The historical fort of Itanagar, which dates back to the late medieval period, was constructed by the rulers of which indigenous dynasty ruling parts of the Arunachal foothills?
A. Jaintia dynasty
B. Chutia dynasty✓ Correct Answer
C. Khen dynasty
D. Ahom dynasty
💡 Solution & Explanation
Itanagar Fort, featuring extensive brick ramparts and gates, is historically attributed to the Chutia rulers or local chieftains of the medieval period who held sway over the region before the consolidation of Ahom power. The fort is built using millions of specially prepared bricks, showcasing advanced medieval engineering adapted to the terrain. The Khen dynasty ruled Kamrup-Kamata, and the Jaintia dynasty governed the plateau south of Assam. Itanagar Fort stands as a prominent archaeological landmark in the capital city named after it.
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