Kabirdham was the capital of Nagavanshi kings from ninth century to 14th century.

District Kabirdham is a peaceable and engaging place located on the southern financial institution of the Sakri River. Due to the arrival of Kabir Sahib and the institution of the seat of the descendants of his disciple Dharmadas, it was named Kabirdham. About 17 km from the district headquarters, Bhoramdev is a vital place traditionally and archaeologically. This place was the capital of Nagavanshi kings from the ninth century to the 14th century. After this, the Haiyavanshi kings belonging to the state Ratanpur got here into the possession of this area. The temples constructed by these kings and the archaeological stays of the outdated fort are nonetheless obtainable.