Zo National Region Development

ZO MITE ANGPIEN KHIET NA THANGTHU  I.THUPATNA Zo minamte pen tulaitahin Kawlgam ah tul sawmthum leh tul nga kiim(tuom) kipha a, India gam Manipur state ah tul sawm leh tul nga kiim teng hi. Hunkhat lai-in mithupi, minamlien kihi maleh tu-in mitawm tham i suohphot uhhi.  II. Zo min i puohna Ei 'Zo mite' pen i 'Pu Zo' ii suon-leh-hlahte i hizieh a Zo minam i hi hi. Zo gam a i ten zieh a Zo te eikichi hilou a,haisung haisung ah omta leih i Pu Zo sisan zaal in 'Zote' i hi hi....

ZO MI LEH ZOMI Zomi National Congress (ZNC) in kumpi tung ah party resister abawl ciangin, Kawl gam kumpi te’n Zomi kici minam Kawlgam sung ah omlo hi ci’n, phalna pielo ci thuthang khat I za ciet ding vuhi. Kawlgam kumpi in omlo aci ciangin ”athu-ala” cingtah in akan zociang in aci hiding aa, gilona lungsim tawh aci hilo dingin ka um hi. Kumpi lampan zongh Kawlgam tangthu te, Kawlgam sung minam tuamtuamte tangthu leh Kawlgam bup chronicle te limtah aa a et siang zo ciang aa a ngiel hiding hi. Banghangin tambangh cingam kahei cileh, 2003 kum in Yangon khuapi ah Zo mite pen zo lah aa ana tenng(ten) zieh in Zo mi kici hi ci’n hingh giel ngai vu aa, tuami thu kizui in, “Zo mite Pu Zo pan aa pieng ahimanin Zo mi kici hi” ci’n tangthubu tampi leh I Zo tangthu’te tawh lak in, theisahna kinei in, ama haw lampan zongh, khiel kha vungh ci’n, thumna ei nei vuh aa, a laibu neite hita leh, a lai-at pa in zongh a khialna...

ZO KHANG TANGTHU *************** Tedim gam khang kan kawmitite in CHIN leh ZO thu a thukzaw-a ka kantel khit uh ciangin ei leh ei sungah ZO hi hang cihna in a zawh banah leitunga pilna sang tampite nangawn in a nuai-a tawh kizui-in ZO na hi uh hi, hong cihna thukho, thupicing hi, ci-in kisanga ZO i hihna thu ka kipsak zaw sem uh hi. 1. RC Topa Father Sangermano laibu nam) a bai uh hi. Amau uh minam min bulpi bawl laimai 35 na-ah (Father Sangermano. A Description of the Burmese Empire, re-print, (Yangon: The Government Press, MDCL XXXV), "Kawlgam saklam niumna lam, lattitut 30' 30' leh 21' 30' kikalah JO kici gam neuno khat a om hi. Amaute pen mite'n Chin ci uh a, amau kampau leh a taang ngeinate uh tawh kip takin om uh hi...

ZO THUPILTE (The Zo Proverbs)ÂHBU LOU KÂNG IN GAMMÂNG LÂI A PÊ Thu tamna mun ah akijang hi.Ahbu lou ahileh loupa kuongbai mama ahia, meisi khat atuhkhâh leh kuongpai ahi. Thu limlou khat leh thu neunou khat a kigênggên leh lênglêng in thu liensepi khat suoh china hi. ÂHPI IN NE TALUO VÂNG A CHI LEH KILAWKHU Dugawl sêngsêng shi theina ahi, du-âm tânna, mi huoiham vângsie. I lawptawp, i huoiham sêng leh i mu dîng, i nêh dîng teng toh kipêl leh kitân. ...

Codes for 2014 Census in Myanmar The Zo People Code Number Is CODE-421 Number Main   Ethnic Group Sr No Ethnicity Code No. 04 CHIN 01 CHIN 401 02 MEITEI 402 03 SALINE 403 04 KULINKAW 404 05 KHUMI 405 06 AWA -KHAMI 406 07 KHUANO 407 08 KHAWSU 408 09 KHUANGSAI 409 10 KHUALSIM 410 11 KHUANGLI 411 12 GUNTE 412 13 GUITE 413 14 NGAWN 414 15 SIZANG 415 16 SENTHANG 416 17 SAIZANG 417 18 ZAHAU 418 19 ZOTUNG 419 ...

Zo Nationalism - English VersionNationalism, by definition, ‘is a state or a condition of mind characteristic of certain peoples with a homogeneous culture, living together in a close association in a given territory, and sharing a belief in a distinctive existence and a common destiny'. It ‘implies the identification of the state or nation with the people or at least the desirability of determining the extent of the state according to the ethnographic principles’. This concept is particularly true for the Zo’s who now live in many different countries around the world. The ethnological unit and the relationship of the Zo’s of India, Burma and Bangladesh have been conspicuously transmitted through their history, culture, social life, traditions, language, customs, folktales, poetry and songs. Before elaborating on the ethnic homogeneity of Zo’s, it will be interesting to present here some important studies on the...

Who Are The Zo - English Version The term 'Zo mi' meaning,(mi=people) 'Zo People' is derived from the generic name 'Zo', the progenitor of the Zo people. In the past they were little known by this racial nomenclature. They were known by the non-tribal plain peoples of Burma, Bangladesh and India as Chin, Kuki, or Lushai. Subsequently the British employed these terms to christen those 'wild hill tribes' living in the 'un-administered area', and was subsequently legalized to be the names for the newly adopted subjects by Queen Victoria of England. However, they called themselves Zo people since time immemorial. They are Zo people not because they live in the highlands or hills, but are Zo people and called themselves Zo people because they are the descendants of their great great ancestor, 'Zo'. In this regards, F.K. Lehman, Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics, University of Illinois (USA), who had done extensive...