Source: Naga Folktales Retold by Easterine Kire, Volume 1 After researching and consulting various sources, we discovered that this particular story is shared among several Naga tribes, including the Konyak, Rengma, Sumi, Lotha, and Angami. While there may be slight variations, the core essence of the tale remains strikingly similar. If there are other tribes with a similar or the same story that we did not mention, please mention your tribe in the comments section! We’d love to know. Thank you!
I miss my grandfather who always share an iconic story. Every time he shared a story, it felt like I was stepping into a time machine, traveling to moments of his youth, his struggles, and his triumphs. His words were rich with meaning, each tale carrying a message of resilience, love, and courage. Though he’s no longer with me, his stories remain etched in my heart, guiding me through life’s challenges. I miss his warm presence and his voice that brought history to my life.😩😢 RIP grandpa 🤍♥️
Hi! We would love to 😊 Can you please send us the story? only if you want. We can't seem to find it in any books or online. Our email is hillytales24@gmail.com thank you.
So its all same until they had a children ( and not tail but they had wings ) after the women flew to heaven and the man got so sad that he crack his two balls and die and they had 7 children and the kids had different abilities.
This story in particular appears to be quite common among tribal communities. The ending of the Mizo story is very captivating! 💕The idea of seven children each with unique abilities is fascinating and adds depth to the story 😊Thank you for sharing.
Yes, we are. Please refer to the book "Fables and folk tales of Nagaland". You can also read a few stories but in order to see the whole collection of stories about various tribes you will have to purchase it online.
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Source: Naga Folktales Retold by Easterine Kire, Volume 1
After researching and consulting various sources, we discovered that this particular story is shared among several Naga tribes, including the Konyak, Rengma, Sumi, Lotha, and Angami. While there may be slight variations, the core essence of the tale remains strikingly similar. If there are other tribes with a similar or the same story that we did not mention, please mention your tribe in the comments section! We’d love to know. Thank you!
This story is similarly shared by Mao tribe also..
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Thank you for your kind words 😊💕
Agree
Agreed...
I miss my grandfather who always share an iconic story.
Every time he shared a story, it felt like I was stepping into a time machine, traveling to moments of his youth, his struggles, and his triumphs. His words were rich with meaning, each tale carrying a message of resilience, love, and courage. Though he’s no longer with me, his stories remain etched in my heart, guiding me through life’s challenges. I miss his warm presence and his voice that brought history to my life.😩😢 RIP grandpa 🤍♥️
Thank you for sharing. Grandparents are the best! They are always so warm, loving and kind 😊 Much love to you ❤️
Exactly ❤
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Couldn't agree more 💯
Its so soothing to listen your stories, always listens to it with love and excitement. Keep going❤
Thank you so much 😀💕
This page is making me addicted
I can listen to your folktale all day alone
Wait for a long time this story Finally know realised❤❤❤
Commenting before even watching ❤😂
💕 Thank you very much :) 😊
Just love watching your videos 🌟😍
Its so satisfying to listen the voice n the stories in a Bluetooth 🔊speaker❤❤❤
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@@hillytales9891 eagerly waiting for the next🤞🍀
This story I heard fr my mother when I was young
Ur stories r the best n narration so so clear great❤
Thank you so much 💕
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Because she speaks Naga english ryt?
One of my favourite channel ❤
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I heard this story before..ny thank u
Brain 🧠 sucked 🤯 so scary 😨 so many different scenes ❤ please 🙏 upload more
Love it❤
First view❤
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That laugh
Made me laugh out🤣
Edit: I might be death. if I was in heaven 😂
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So 👌.
Do you have another many videos? I watched all the videos and it’s so satisfied can please add some more videos like this a real story 😇
We do 😊💕 please go to our videos.
I remember my grandmother told me this story
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Every Wednesday or Sunday shld upload. So that we will knw ❤😂
Okay we will set a day and time soon 😊💕
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Nice story
Thank you for watching 💕
Interesting story. Heaven became “No man’s land” 😂😂
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Thank you so much 💕 that is very kind of you 😊
Cnt edit like u 😞 I salute ur editing skills ❤
Thank you very much😅
@hillytales9891 started to upload folktale after watching ur videos but cnt do better than u. Can u teach me? 😁
I was shocked when i heard the narrator said "sweet liquid water"😄as i have a pond too, but full of Solid Water.
Nice❤
I feel these supernatural beings could actually be extraterrestrial and advanced civilizations...
Plz lengchonhoi&khalvompu story kuki folktales
Adding them to our list 💕🙋♀️ Thank you for the recommendations
Wooow
Nice story😊 by the way what app do you use for the AI video?
This story happen at khuvixu village under aghunato sub division
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But the man died in heaven who shared about his journey to the heaven
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Hi :) What tribe and village does that story belong to?
@hillytales9891 It is a folktale from the ao tribe in mopungchuket village.
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Please narrate the roots of our clans, how it speads (KHIAMNIUNGAN)
Hi! We would love to 😊 Can you please send us the story? only if you want. We can't seem to find it in any books or online. Our email is hillytales24@gmail.com thank you.
Maybe it's a naga story. Even zeliang people also used this story. My mom told me wen i was young.
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But how comes heaven story on earth,,😂,,
Or is there some 1 who send heaven story on earth true mobile phone 😅
We will leave that to your creative imagination 🤣💕
So even in heaven they kill each other 💀💀
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So similar to mizo folktale but our's is bit different here's why 👇
So its all same until they had a children ( and not tail but they had wings ) after the women flew to heaven and the man got so sad that he crack his two balls and die and they had 7 children and the kids had different abilities.
This story in particular appears to be quite common among tribal communities. The ending of the Mizo story is very captivating! 💕The idea of seven children each with unique abilities is fascinating and adds depth to the story 😊Thank you for sharing.
Isn't it the same as one of the Chinese historical drama I already watched
Very interesting! Could you please tell us the name of the Chinese drama? Thank you 😊
@@hillytales9891 The Enchanted Mountain.
Tripura folktale please
Hi!
We have posted a Tripura folktale of the Borok called "Twi" or Water a tale about two sisters Raima and Saima. We will post more soon 😊💕
Rengma but never heard of this. Are you sure ???
Yes, we are. Please refer to the book "Fables and folk tales of Nagaland". You can also read a few stories but in order to see the whole collection of stories about various tribes you will have to purchase it online.
@hillytales9891 ok thanks!
Nice but I cnt believe this video I dnt know why
Chinese folk tale
Interesting! Chinese people share the same folktale?
@hillytales9891 yes
Have I know who is the artist or is it AI generated ?
@@pearsonbebe These are AI generated images 😊
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Sorry to say but This is not the real story 😢
Hi! Please read our pinned comment :)
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