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Da Parbatia temple remains
The later brick temple collapsed in 1897, exposing the earlier carved stone doorway.
Tezpur / Da Parbatia · Assam
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As documented: date not establishedApproximate locality
26.6300°, 92.8000° · not a surveyed footprintHow to read this history
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The recorded chronology
Selected episodes. Rebuilding and later changes are distinguished from damage.
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1897 AD Assam earthquake
The later Ahom-period brick temple collapsed in the earthquake; the earlier carved doorway survived.
eventAttributed · further checking neededThe later Ahom-period brick temple collapsed in the earthquake; the earlier carved doorway survived.
This is the later brick temple’s collapse, not the destruction of the surviving early doorway.
- Da Parbatia — article and references ↗Wikipedia contributors · History section · Accessed 2026-09-28
dateAttributed · further checking needed1897 Assam earthquake
- Da Parbatia — article and references ↗Wikipedia contributors · History section · Accessed 2026-09-28
actorUnknownNo human actor: natural damage.
Cause and responsibility must not be inferred from a ruin alone.
Location & last documented condition
Approximate locality; not a surveyed historic footprint.
- Da Parbatia — article and references ↗Wikipedia contributors · History / damage account; see source context · Accessed 2026-09-28
Current physical condition has not been independently checked for this edition.
Source context
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