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Tag: Meetei

Reasons Why HAC Act is Anti State Act in Manipur

Posted on September 9, 2021January 25, 2025 By Naorem Mohen No Comments on Reasons Why HAC Act is Anti State Act in Manipur
Reasons Why HAC Act is Anti State Act in Manipur

In any protest, be it for student scholarships, job reservation, free food or any freebies, one act the hill people recite in their mouth is HAC Act. It seems a god gifted boon. In fact, this Act is the one which is dividing Manipur into Hill and Valley.

History

Do You Know Relationship Between Manipur and Naga Hills

Posted on September 9, 2021December 20, 2022 By Naorem Mohen No Comments on Do You Know Relationship Between Manipur and Naga Hills
Do You Know Relationship Between Manipur and Naga Hills

The Nagas regarded Manipur was the stronger power of the two alliances (Manipur and British). When Nagas turned down the ultimatum of British in 1833, Gambhir Singh marched upto Kohima and other Angami villages. He re-asserted the authority of Manipur over that area and reduces to submission several villages including Kohima.

History

Meetei Relationship With Paite and Lushai

Posted on August 28, 2021April 5, 2025 By Naorem Mohen 6 Comments on Meetei Relationship With Paite and Lushai
Meetei Relationship With Paite and Lushai

The modern day history of Manipur is incomplete without Paite, Lushai and Khongjai. Do you know Meetei relationship with Paite and Lushai tribes of Mizoram? Paite are mentioned in the early records of Meetei and British as Sukte.

History

Do You Know Anal Tribes Worship Ibudhou Wangpuren

Posted on September 20, 2020August 19, 2022 By Naorem Mohen No Comments on Do You Know Anal Tribes Worship Ibudhou Wangpuren
Do You Know Anal Tribes Worship Ibudhou Wangpuren

Do you know the Anal tribes living in the Chandel districts of Manipur worships Ibudhou Wangpuren (Wangbren)? The tribes have a strong faith in the Meetei deity. Whoever challenged the…

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Religion

Relationship Between Meetei And Thangal Tribes

Posted on September 19, 2020January 26, 2025 By Naorem Mohen No Comments on Relationship Between Meetei And Thangal Tribes
Relationship Between Meetei And Thangal Tribes

Legend has a touching story about the relationship between Meetei and Thangal tribes of modern day Manipur. The Thangal tribes were created by God from the beginning of the earth…

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History

Do you know Meetei worships Tangkhul women

Posted on September 18, 2020October 25, 2023 By Naorem Mohen 1 Comment on Do you know Meetei worships Tangkhul women
Do you know Meetei worships Tangkhul women

Meetei worships Tangkhul women as a Goddess and the presence of Tangkhul brothers and sisters is mandatory during Lai Haraoba of Ima Nongpok Ireima. The Meetei goddess, Nongpok Ireima is…

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Religion

Do you know Meetei Are Hill Tribes of Manipur

Posted on September 18, 2020December 20, 2022 By Naorem Mohen 2 Comments on Do you know Meetei Are Hill Tribes of Manipur
Do you know Meetei Are Hill Tribes of Manipur

The Lai people, ancestors of Meetei tribe dwells in the Koubru Peak. They started shifting cultivation in present day Lairou (Lailou) in the Senapati district of Manipur. In fact, Koubru…

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Culture

Reasons Why Tangkhul of Manipur Are Not Nagas

Posted on September 18, 2020October 23, 2023 By Naorem Mohen 23 Comments on Reasons Why Tangkhul of Manipur Are Not Nagas
Reasons Why Tangkhul of Manipur Are Not Nagas

One cannot create Unique Naga history or Nagalim in the region by showing “Head Hunter”, “Snake Eater”, “Roman Script”, or “Christianity”. If the Britishers were not in the North East…

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History
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  • Pena: A Timeless Musical Treasure of the Meitei
  • Mera Hou Chongba: Celebrating Unity and Cultural Heritage
  • Tedim Hills in Myanmar: Ancestral Homeland of Kuki, Paite, Hmar, and Mizo Tribes
  • Maram Chanu Ingallei, Worshiped as Ima Langol Tarung Lairembi by Meitei
  • Mera Wayungba: The Enduring Bond Between Meitei and Tangkhul Brothers
  • The Meitei Beliefs and Water: A Reflection on Lai Ikouba to Khayom Lakpa
  • Chiru Tribe’s Belief in Sidaba Mapu from the Meitei Religion
  • Do You Know Yaosomai, Indigenous Religion of Poumai
  • Mu Ka Da: A Cultural Fest of Kharam Rooted in Heritage and Harmony
  • Taboos in Manipur
  • Do You Know Khongjais of Manipur Are Not Refugee
  • Do You Know Tangkhul Naga Labour Corps
  • Reasons Why HAC Act is Anti State Act in Manipur
  • Do You Know Relationship Between Manipur and Naga Hills
  • Do You Know the Territory of Meetei Leibak
  • Do You Know Kuranganayani Saved Ahom Kingdom
  • Meetei Relationship With Paite and Lushai
  • Do You Know Sanamahism Is the Oldest Religion
  • Do You Know Anal Tribes Worship Ibudhou Wangpuren
  • Enjoy Luira Phanit Festival of Tangkhul Tribe
  • Relationship Between Meetei And Thangal Tribes

Chiru tribes Diihy First World War Gambhir Singh Haomacha loisang indigenous religion of Poumai Inroureii Kangleipak Khayom Lakpa Khongjai Khongjais Koubru Kukis lai haraoba Lai Ikouba Lainingthou Sanamahi Lai people Lamba Pateiin Langban Heisoi Katpa Liimai clan Luira Phanit Manipur Mao Meetei Meeteis Meitei culture Meitei Yek Salai Mera Hou Chongba Mini Golf Moirang Kangleirol Naga Club Ngii Ningol Chakouba Nong kouba paite Pakhangba Poumai tribes Rahmai Raomai clan Sanamahi Sidaba Mapu Tangkhul Tangkhuls Yaosomai Yunan

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