Daimalu
Veer Demalik Kemprai (know as Daimalu), a legendary Dimasa hero and an army general of the ancient golden period of the 8th century undivided Kachari kingdom. He is also perceived as a legendary Dimasa hero named Veer Demalik Kemprai/Sengyah Dehmalu by the Dimasa people of the ancient golden period of 13th century Dimasa kingdom.[1] The road from Kharigaon to the south end of the Kokrajhar town road is also named after him.
Life (Dimasa)[edit]
Demalik Kemprai was born in present day Dimapur on 11 August 1201 AD during the reign of Raja Makhardhwaj Narayan Thaosen. His father's name is Dechangdao Kemprai and mother's name is Rhibangdi Thaosen. Demalik Kemprai was married to Khaimaidi Bodosa (Bodosa, Dimasa Clan) in the year 1224 AD. He had two sons Deham Kemprai (born 1225 AD) and Maiham Kemprai (1228 AD). He died in 1231 AD.
References[edit]
- ↑ HISTORY OF VEER DEMALIK KEMPRAI | DIMASA WARRIOR OF KACHARI KINGDOM | ASSAM | हिंदी में, retrieved 2021-04-28
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