The site of 'Charaideo Moidams', which attracted global attention following its official recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2024 under the cultural category, represents which of the following historical and cultural traditions?
- The pyramid-like mound-burial system and royal necropolis of the Ahom dynasty.Cevap
- BThe rock-cut subterranean stepwells and water management architecture of the Solanki dynasty.
- CThe megalithic urn-burial complexes and hero stone traditions of the Early Pandyan kingdom.
- DThe Buddhist stupa complexes and monastic cave sanctuaries of the Satavahana era.
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The pyramid-like mound-burial system and royal necropolis of the Ahom dynasty.
The Charaideo Moidams were officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List under the cultural category in 2024. Located at the foothills of the Patkai Range in Assam, Charaideo served as the first capital and sacred burial ground of the Ahom dynasty (1228–1826 CE). The moidams are mound-burial structures containing vaulted brick and stone chambers covered by hemispherical earth mounds topped by a small shrine (Chow-Chali), demonstrating the royal necropolis tradition of the Ahoms.
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Charaideo Moidams - UNESCO World Heritage Site Inscription & Ahom Burial Tradition