The history of Kabupaten Dairi, Sumatera Utara, traces back to the colonial era in Indonesia. During the Dutch colonial period, the area of Dairi was part of the Deli Sultanate. The region was known for its fertile land and agricultural potential. In 1904, Dairi was officially established as a regency. It was initially named "Deli's Upper Lands" (Deli Boven Landen) and later changed to "Deli Highlands" (Deli Hooglanden). The name "Dairi" itself is derived from the Pakpak language, one of the indigenous languages spoken in the area. Throughout its history, Kabupaten Dairi has experienced significant growth in various sectors, including agriculture, trade, and infrastructure development. The region is known for its coffee plantations, which have played a vital role in the local economy. Today, Kabupaten Dairi is a vibrant regency with a diverse population and a rich cultural heritage. It is home to various ethnic groups, including Pakpak, Toba, Batak Ka
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