Mizoram: From ancient times to 1946 - Revision history

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‎The British Raj: 1895-1947

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‎The British Raj: 1895-1947

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‎Communications between North and South

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‎The division of the Lushai hills between North and South Lushai

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‎The Mautam disaster

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 [[Mizoram 1870-1926: Christianity and literacy]]
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 [[Mizoram: From ancient times to 1946]]
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 [[Mizoram: A brief chronology (1946-1997)]]
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 [[Mizo religion, culture, beliefs, songs, oral literature]]
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 According to age old custom a man, or a woman, or a family, if they were destitute, could claim refuge under the chief and become part of his household. They would then be his ‘bawite’, meaning they would be his serf or slave, in perpetuity, unless they were freed on payment of a fixed price. The bad side of the system was that many could never be freed and were sometimes badly treated, with little chance of redress.
 =The British Raj: 1895-1947=
 ===Thangliana Lung===
 Captian T.H.Lewin was one of the first Englishmen to come to Mizoram. The District Commissioner of the Chittagong Hills Tracts, who entered Mizoram by way of Demagiri (Tlabung) in 1865, became so popular with the local tribesmen that as a mark of respect, he was called Thangliana which meant 'greatly famous'. He lived with the Mizos for nine years and authored the first Lushai book. His memorial stone at Demagiri remains as evidence of the extent of his popularity with the Mizos.

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 ===Suangpuilawn Inscriptions===
 A stone slab lie by a stream at Suangpuilawn village in Aizawl district with strange words inscribed on it. The inscription remain to be deciphered till date. However, it is believed that the inscription were done by some people who inhabited the area in ancient times.
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 The distance between Aizawl and Lunglei is 104 miles and eventually a bridlepath was cut through the rough intervening country between the two capitals which linked Lunglei to the rest of Assam.
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 [http://www.mizostory.org/mizostory/Mizo_Story_Contents.html] MizoStory; [http://www.mizostory.org/mizostory/Mizo_Story_1.html] MizoStory

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 It was during the British regime that a political awakening among the Mizos in Lushai Hills started taking shape the first political party, the Mizo Common People's Union was formed on 9th April 1946. The Party was later renamed as Mizo Union.
 =The Mautam disaster=
 [http://www.mizostory.org/mizostory/Mizo_Story_Contents.html] MizoStory; [http://www.mizostory.org/mizostory/Mizo_Story_1.html] MizoStory