Footprints of Conqueror Mark Kohima Stone Legend
The Famous Stone of Kohima Manipur was erected by Ghumbar Singh during a Burmese war in 1819. He stood on the stone and had his footprint carved, declaring Kohima unbeatable unless a conqueror’s feet fit perfectly in his prints. The footprints exceed two feet in length and width.
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