Little knowledge is dangerous

The term "Kuki" is an exonym: it was used by Bengalis to refer to the tribes inhabiting Patkai-Arakan Yomas, the eastern extension of the Himalayas running north-south between India and Myanmar.[7] The term is witnessed in the chronicles of Tripura from the reign of Dhanya Manikya (r. 1490-1515) and fairly regularly afterwards.[8] The Tibetan Buddhist writer Taranatha (1575-1634) wrote a description of the Kuki (Ko-ki) country, including in it almost the entire northeastern India.[9] The term also occurs in traditional Meitei hymns where the Kuki king is praised along with the Meitei king.[10] The term came into British usage in 1777, when the chief of Chittagong appealed to the British governor general Warren Hastings for help against Kuki raids from the hills.[11][12] The same collection of tribes were called "Chins" by the Burmese (spelt "Khyangs" in the original Burmese spelling).[13][14] The British also used the term "Lushais" to refer to the tribes inhabiting the Lushai Hills region to the south and southwest of Manipur (modern Mizoram as well as Chin State). Over time, the British came to distinguish the tribes currently called "Kukis" from the remaining "Lushais". An Intelligence Branch report from 1907 listed Ralte, Paite, Thadou, Lakher, Hmar and Poi tribes among Kukis. It stated that each of these tribes had its own language, and these languages were unintelligible to the "Lushais".[15] The Manipuris used the term "Khongjai"[a] to refer to the tribes to the south and southwest of the Imphal Valley,[16] a usage witnessed from 1508.[17] This appears to have been a geographical term.[b] The "Old Kuki" tribes in Manipur were referred to by their individual names, which were also partly of geographical origin.

@@tittit3366 truth hurts

@@khualnaulak8150 ka ek lah truth chi tehse ema helou kht thusei pou nakipa jeng u lungset naum uve🤣🤏🤏

@@khualnaulak8150there’s nothing to get hurt, it is a fact like Nagas are Naked, Kuki is a Bengali term denoting Hill tribesmen. We all knew that. However, Pu Chawna saying no religion is wrong. We were not Christian but all Kuki/Zo people were following our forefathers religion

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@@user-ly2ui7pg4n Enge ilo nuih a?

bangmah impose louh di, hilele, I telna tung a hangsana neih di.

Ka lawm e

What dialect is this? Definitely not Thadou

@@sKid-uv9wn Thadou kuki kahin na het thei na diuva ka sut ahi uingol

@@sKid-uv9wn this is exactly thadou dialect

Paite

ZO

Zo a ni e..

Zo ania minhring ani avang in zomi

@@vanlal5820 🤔😂

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Nia kei pawh ka lo tia,zawhna a chhang lo mah mah ṭhinin ka lo hre ve.

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Understand, He is 86+

Dik chiah

Rome Hilo mo kachi a 😅

molsuam\molsom hi mualthruam mizoramah chuan ka hriat dan

Zomi le mizo kibang mizo in umsuk lel veo va bang zomi na gen2 u laaa ka theichim thoukang

​@@tittit3366oh hi, 'little knowledge guy'

No place for zomi

@@tittit3366 kuki hihlo đi cu poimawh 😂

@@user-sj3rr3qb8q jealous 😂

Sorry brother more than 4 to 5 lacs have their own so it will be hard

Impossible

​@@yeett173 thadou language correct ✅ mizo.hmar .zomi. language is broken 💔