"मणिपूर संघर्षामागचे धर्मशास्त्र - भाग ४४"

"मणिपूर संघर्षामागचे धर्मशास्त्र - भाग ४४"

वरवर "हिंदू-ख्रिश्चन धार्मिक संघर्षा" चे स्वरूप धारण केलेल्या मणिपूर संघर्षाला रोज नवनवीन आयाम प्राप्त होत आहेत.जयाने पाठवलेला "खनिज संपत्ती" चा व "आदिवासी शोषणा" चा ताजा आयाम या पूर्वी कधीही ऐकलेला नव्हता.या आयामाच्या संदर्भात मणिपूरधील विविध आदिवासींचा अभ्यास केला.ऐका.

1.Another folk tradition narrates that the native Burmese people still call the inhabitants of upper Burmer (Homalin Tounship) as “Khangs”.

2.Khang is derived from the Kachin Naga dialect meaning “footprints”.

3.The Nagas were earlier settled by the side of the Huang Ho River of Central China, and they participated as did the Chins in the construction of the Great Wall.

4.Because of continuous Mongolian invasion into China, the Huang Hao decided to migrate to another suitable place around 700 to 600 B.C.

5.They probably reached Yunan Province between 400 B.C. to 300 B.C.

6.They followed three different river courses. Over hundreds of years,the pre-Chinese people of Central Asia were displaced into the upland area that triggered “a tribal movement”.

7.The Huang Haos came through Salween River and reached Thailand, north of the Chiangmai border. They then proceeded to the Shan State in Burma, and finally reached “Pyu” now called Prome, 180 miles from Yangon.

8.Before reaching here they were Monkhmer people.

9.The Nagas were the descendants of the older brother, the progenitors of the Kachin (The three children of Dzuliamosua were Asupfo Alapha, Chutowo, and Alewa; the

The Nagas stayed a long time in Shamshok whereas the Kabow valley’s (in Myanmar) first settlers were Ingyis, Kadus, Kazets, Meiteis, and Nagas (Ingyis were kadu—Nagas whose villages were located toward the

south—East of Tamu).

10.The ancestor of the Nagas settled at Shamshok around 50 B.C. to 100 A.D. But most have migrated and settled at Makan, Pallel, and Kakching in Manipur (Irene, 2014, p. 6).

11.There are still Naga Hao in Burma.Other Nagas who left Burma reached Ningthi River in Ukhrul District and later came to the

valley where most of the places were submerged under water.

12.Fishes were abundant but because of lethal mosquitos, a large chunk of the group migrated and reached Makhel.

13.They stayed there for some years but due

to a rapid increase in population many moved away, north, west, and east and occupied the hill areas of Manipur (Lunglo, 2019).