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The Ramghat–Tarasso fortifications are the remains of a fortified settlement at Ramghat in Tarasso circle of Papum Pare district, Arunachal Pradesh, India. The complex is situated in the foothills along the Buroi River, close to the Assam–Arunachal frontier. Surveys describe extensive earthen ramparts, stone defensive walls, gateways, brickwork, brick plinths and pillars of stilt houses. Scholars have associated the fortifications with the Chutia kingdom. The fortified settlement can be tentatively associated with the line of hill forts attributed to the Chutia king Gauri Narayan. According to the Chutia chronicles, Gauri Narayan, after consolidating his kingdom, “built a line of forts along the foot of the hills”, along with large tanks and temples.
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