KUKI BLACK DAY 1992 to 5th September 1996 Gallery

KUKI BLACK DAY KIMAN LO NA IPI HAM T HET CHIT ANGAIE

10th October 1992 to 5th September 1996

Chuleh Anamollim ho lim phabep anave u hiute.

It was the darkest day in the history of the Kukis. Kuki people around the world decided to observe September 13 as Kuki Black Day

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THE LUSHA1, KUKI AND THE ALLIED TRIBES

THE LUSHA1, KUKI AND THE ALLIED TRIBES In spite of some differences existing between the Lushais and the Kukis they can safely be described as allied tribes belonging to the same group. Again. among the Kukis themselves there are several more or less different triberr, e.g., the Chasads, the Sooties, the Howlongs etc.' The Kukis. in fact, come under the jurisdiction of several states. The Lushai Hills of Assam, a part of north-eastern Tripura, a part of Southern Manipur, eastern ranges of Chittagong and a part of Western Burma are inhabited by these tribes who carriad on depredation for many years indiscriminately on all the neighbouring tribes and territories. Mr. McCabe. I.C.S.. who was for sometime Political Officer of the North Lushai Hills, in his famous report on the outbreak among the Eastern Lushais in March, 1892,has classified the Lushais geographically. According to him the word 'Lushai' is a compound word,. consisting of two component words: Lu (meaning 'h...

KUKITE PEN DOLTHU HO

THAA LHUN (traditional) Elmunhi Thalhun dinga ajimasa pento acha masapen ahin ama hindanhi mi huheltah anahin anujongchu athi masang nginjong Lhungjang khopi chen noplai chule ama jengjong a insung bitlaitah khang jongchun anuchu avoji’e akitei. Hitabang chu anahin anu athinung hin apachu gun gaalla Lajang khoa agapeme. Apa pemdoh sunghin Elmunhi ataalsan nin dawisa jong demlou Indawi jong jaalou thempu geija jaalou ahitan chubana apa Indawi khaijong asaatlhan Dawisa jong amotneh neh in ahileh Thempu pachu alunghangin alasiet nin”Chung Pathen khai saatchun saat lhachun vaan’nin na oimoi, leijin na oimoi noijah phengbang kigoltan” atileh Elmunchu ahungphah tan hijehchun khopam langa buhsung khatnah akoijun ahileh gaallin jaanin atohkhan alol atanun alu akipoh taove. Hijehchun Chongloile Hangsing chun Elmun thijeh in Thalhun agakousah lhonin ahileh Kipgen pachu apaan ahin kilhonpin anao Haokipchu minung juithei ahiloulai jeh in anukomah ada...

THE LUSHAI EXPEDITION .

The lofty hills to the south of Munipur ,Cachar, and a portion of the territory to the south-west of. . Cachar , known as Independent or Hill Tipperah , have been held by various families of the Kookie tribe from the earliest times of which we have any record .The name Kookie has been given to this great tribe, as Mr . Edgar tells Us , by the Bengalis ,and is not recognized by the Hillmen them selves . He saysI have never found any trace of a common name for the tribe among them, although they seem to consider different families as belonging to a single group , which is cer tainly coextensive with what we call the Kookie tribe .”The principal families with who m we firstcame in contact, were the Tangune , Chausels,Lad oé, and Poitoo Kooki es . All authoritiesagree in stating that from a very early period ,the tribes to the south have been gradually driving one another in a northern direction ;formerly the Buban Hills and a port ion of South Cachar were occupied by some members of a ra...

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