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The origin of this group is shrouded in mystery. This original group is often referred to as the ''Adi Bhuyan'', or the progenitor Bhuiyans. One of the earliest evidence of Bhuyans in [[Mlechchha dynasty]] during the 9th century reign of Balavarman III by using 'parcelization' of power.<ref name=":0" /> Historical record of  Raut-Kuchi grant (1329 A.D.) shows that western Brahmaputra valley comes from Adi-Bhuiyan group's ''Purushottam Dasa''<nowiki/>'s grandfather Basudeva, who was a minister of [[Kamata Kingdom|Kamata]] king Indranarayan, who commanded a thousand men and war elephants.<ref name=":0" /> The grant also stated that, Basudeva obtainted glory of sovereignty with his wealth and valour. In the manuscript  ''Adi-charita'' (Old- Character), which mentions about the Adi-Bhuyan group. The progenitor Bhuiyans (Adi-Bhuiyans) ensconced in [[Chutiya Kingdom]] when [[Sukaphaa]] established the [[Ahom kingdom|Ahom Kingdom]] in 1208.<ref name=":1" /><ref name=":0" /> Adi- Bhuiyan group maintained status quo with most faith-based ideologies.<ref name=":0" /> Adi-Bhuiyan group's later foundation became known as [[Baro-Bhuyan]] chieftains.<ref name=":0" />