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The Ahoms established the Ahom kingdom (1228-1826) in parts of present-day Assam and ruled it for nearly 600 years. Historical documents do not call the kingdom "Ahom". They call it "Asam" (or Assam), and the subjects of this kingdom "Assamese" or "Axomiya". After the advent of the British, the meanings of these categories changed. "Ahom" as a term appears in the Buranjis to denote the collection of civil and military officers under the Ahom king, all of which were non-hereditary offices.
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Les Âhom ou Tai Âhoms sont un groupe de peuples de langue thaïe qui s'installa dans la région de l'Assam au . Ils sont à l'origine d'une dynastie de râjas qui régna sur une partie de ce qui est l'état actuel de l'Assam du XIIIe siècle à 1822.
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Ahom is an extinct language formerly spoken by the Tai-Ahom people of India.
Although no longer spoken, Ahom is still used in religious chants and in literary materials.
The language is: Ahom