Since kuki is related to southern naga and meitei also related to southern naga too. So meitei and chin may be related. Then why are we guys fighting for? Isn't fighting against same stock of people? Don't you think so guys
@@ningthoujamelvis6103kukis are not related to Naga at all. Instead old Kukis ( smaller tribes) joined Nagas( known as Kacha Nagas😂😂). Chin kuki Mizo all came from the same stock
Wow, this short video sums up the history of our ancestors in crisp detail, and it's really fascinating! I would really be glad if I could find the the research materials or any link that this video is based upon, especially the Great Wall of China part and how the Han Chinese call them Khiang/ Chiang people.
if I see cloth and shawls that resemble the Sasak tribe in Lombok Indonesia, I am an Indonesian Lombok Sasak ethnic group, is the tribe in this video the ancestors of the tribe on the island of Lombok
it doesnt seem likely as Chins are Tibeto-Burman while the Lombok Sasak seem to be Austronesians. Furthermore, all Tibeto-Burman ethnic groups have a lot of words in common so if the Sasaks were related, they probably would too. The most common shared word is Min/Ming/Hming which is name, even in Mandarin and Tibetan
I heard it many times the tribal group of Philippines have so many similarities with us Chin and some Naga tribes too. Our facial and body structures are pretty similar, our traditional dress are close, our folk dance too. The fact that we both love rock and country songs are pretty interesting. While Philippines have bamboo dance as national dance, we Chin people also have traditional bomboo dance too called Cheraw. There is a connection between us.
There is a possibility that we may be related. The Mizo people belong to the following genetic families: 1. Y-chromosome (paternal line): - Haplogroup O-M134 (around 40-50%): common in Tibeto-Burman and Tai-Kadai populations. - Haplogroup D-M15 (around 20-30%): common in Tibeto-Burman populations. 2. Mitochondrial DNA (maternal line): - Haplogroup M (around 30-40%): common in East Asian and Southeast Asian populations. - Haplogroup B (around 20-30%): common in Tibeto-Burman and Austronesian populations. 3. Autosomal DNA (overall ancestry): - Tibeto-Burman ancestry (around 50-60%): reflecting their origins from the Himalayan region. - Tai-Kadai ancestry (around 20-30%): reflecting their admixture with Tai-Kadai populations from southern China and Southeast Asia. - Austronesian ancestry Haplogroup 0-M95 (around 10-20%): reflecting their admixture with Austronesian populations from the Pacific and Southeast Asia.
Correction: The Biate were the first to set foot in present day Mizoram at Champhai according to Rev. Liangkhaia, K. Zawla (Mizo Chanchin) and old folk genaeology. Cham- Flat Phai-Valley and surrounding areas like Saitual were the site of oldest Zo settlements.
@@zauva4617It is difficult to say clearly that， in China before the BC, the people in the west of Henan Province were called Rong, The Qiang people are a branch of Rong, Qiang means shepherd。 According to historical records，in 600 BC, the Qin invaded RongR〈戎〉and eliminated twelve countries。
@@前轱辘不转后轱辘转思So Chin people are basically decendents of Qiang? I do know that Chin people immigrated from Gansu but there are theory’s that we come from Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan
Before posting videos, please conduct comprehensive research. Also stop mentioning names as if they exist, as it can be misleading. (Eg. Chinland is a made up name)
@@thangkhual4769similarly Philipino is Spanish and, but they're rapidly developing country and the second biggest nation in SEA. I'm not pushing for any ethnic name of one's choice, I'm highlighting the importance of unity. Long live our xxxx ethnic.
No one knows the detailed history. We could only guess that the ancestors of Sino-Tibetan people started spread out 8000 or 10,000 years ago from their origin in south Sichuan. Tibetan, Han Chinese, Qiang, and some other groups started separating from each other 5000 or 7000 years ago at northeast Tibetan Plateau(Gansu, Qinghai, Shan-xi area).
Let's not go by Folklores alone or the Zo identify will become a confusing mess even for us Zo. The Israel Bnei-Menashe Hypothesis remains doubtful at best.Look at Academic,Anthropological and Scientific Researches. From my humble findings a lot of Southern Chin do share cultural traits when it comes to Burial Rites and Tatoo Passages with Tangsa and Konyak Nagas unlike Mainland Zo like Paite, Hmar, Halam or Old Kuki like Biate, even their traditional attires do resemble Nagas of Eastern Chindwin. To conclude, the Chin Kuki Mizo (Zo) identity is a very important Political and Ethnic Group in the Tri-Juncture of Bangladesh-India-Myanmar whether the people themselvelves realize it or not
for God sake. We are not Chin and this Chin was given to Lai tribe by the Burmese. Only Lai tribe were known as Chin. The rest of us are known as Zo. We call ourselve as Zohnahnthlak (fallen leaves of Zo or Zo descendants). Dont mix up Chin with Chhinlung. WE ARE ZO. I WILL SAY IT AGAIN. WE ARE THE DESCENDANTS OF ZO. ONLY LAI TRIBE ARE CHIN.
Shut up, Zomi are Chin Lai are Chin Matu are Chin Asho are Chin Mara are Chin Kcho are Chin Khumi are Chin etc we are one in Chin stop trying to divide us
The word chin is a given name like how the word Kuki is a given name. But Zo is a word which our people have been using to call ourselves. Zo is our real ethnic identity, so it lowkey confuses me how some tribes like Kukis hate the word Zo and try to dis associate themselves so much but need help from us during times of struggle
A dik chiah. Zo kan ni, Qiang thlah chu zhou ania, zhou ngei hi niin ka hria kan zo ancestor te chu. Bakah heng qiang tribe hi isreal hnam bo an la inti zui, kan mizo dna test ah central asian tlem a awm bawka; a chhui tute chuan hemi tlemte hian ati possible thei an ti tlat.
The Word ZO is a name which inherit from our forefathers,Chin, Kuki, Mizo are all ZO people. There is a theory that the Mizo people have ancestral ties to the Zhou dynasty of ancient China. Some researchers suggest that the Mizo people may have descended from the Zhou people who migrated to the eastern Himalayas around 1,000-2,000 years ago. Some points that support this theory include: - Linguistic similarities: The Mizo language has similarities with ancient Chinese languages, such as Old Chinese and the language of the Zhou dynasty. - Cultural similarities: The Mizo people have cultural practices and traditions similar to those of ancient China, such as their ancestral worship and clan systems. - Genetic similarities: Some studies have found genetic similarities between the Mizo people and the Han Chinese, who are descendants of the Zhou people. However, it's important to note that this theory is not widely accepted and requires further research to confirm. The Mizo people's ancestry is complex and multifaceted, and they have also been influenced by other populations, such as the Tai-Kadai and Indo-Aryan-speaking populations.
@@rdp_mizodude, read your history. The Lushei Kuki clan by the Britisher. And also the Mizos might helped us financially but not a single dared to volunteer to fight in the frontljne and sacrifice. Since you sound that dumb, let me share some history, during the MNF movement over 300+ Kukis ( particularly the Thadous) volunteered, left Manipur for Mizoram and in the span of 20 years over 50 Kukis lost their lives in the fight for Mizoram. Over 10 plus Kuki villages in Manipur werre burnt by the Assam Rifles for helping the MNFs, and many innocent Kuki women were r@ped and beaten for your state. Not only that, since Manipur was peaceful at the time thousands of Mizos sought refuged in Manipur Kuki villages, some still stayed to these days. You should be more aware of your history and stop talking bads of others. Mizo history began only in the 1950s, meanwhile Kuki is already mentioned by the British in the 1700s and by Manipuri history back 700 AD.
There is no factual backing to this hypothesis. Please do a proper research if you are to talk about history, your interpretation without reliable reference can be misleading. Mizos migrated to the present day Mizoram only in the 18th century??? Show some respect.
Until or unless we all come under one umbrella and form our own sovereign country, this is bound to happen. Therefore, I don't really blame the creator of this video. Let's stay resilient and look forward to that day brother.
@@shortyshortsvideos2492 Who said you are Mizo? I don't know what you are but what you call yourself or what you don't call yourself is not a matter of my concern. The only point i raised here is the fact that it is insulting and distorting to homogenise a community to have migrated only as late the 18th century, which is absolutely false and stupid!
@@shortyshortsvideos2492Your great great great grandparents called themselved Mizo. Chin, Kuki, Lushai, Shendoo are just how others call you/us. It's written in the British record that 'They called themselves Mizô/Mizau'. This is before we have our own alphabet and the arrival of Christianity, so the spelling was written based on how they heard the sound. It's not known when they begin to call themselves Mizo.
Kuki-Chin-Zo are lost tribe of Israel, how can they came from China??? Big question... Even British writers mentioned kukis are from South Malay peneinsula who migrated North to the present land.. Too many kuki-Mizo origin theory will only create greater confusion..
It was a supposition, the British were not witness to the migration of kuki chin people,, could be true could be false ... The British also wrote that meiteis are an Indo Chinese race that is mix of mayang and Chinese
The Chin people were living in Chindwin River six hundred years before the Tai came. The Tai people naming the river as another name does not mean it was not originally meant 'River of the Chin'. Click the article below for the proof. www.chinhumanrights.org/the-origin-of-the-chin/
# Chin-kuki Mizo nation 🕊️🥰
From Sadar Hills Manipur
I like how you mention Chin instead of Kuki. I hope oneday we be united lots of love from india kuki brethrens ❤️. Long live Kuki-Chin-Zo
Chin kuki mizo same thing at the end of the day
Since kuki is related to southern naga and meitei also related to southern naga too.
So meitei and chin may be related.
Then why are we guys fighting for? Isn't fighting against same stock of people? Don't you think so guys
Perhaps, Kuki is a pseudo-name christened by the outsiders viz Bengali or Britishers
@@k.zamangaduhlian8706so is chin.
@@ningthoujamelvis6103kukis are not related to Naga at all. Instead old Kukis ( smaller tribes) joined Nagas( known as Kacha Nagas😂😂). Chin kuki Mizo all came from the same stock
Hmar-chin-mizo...traditional dress are so similar that we can't even understand....btw we are one blood❤️
If you add hmar it should be lushei and lai or mara etc, not chin and mizo, it's a nomenclature
Wow, this short video sums up the history of our ancestors in crisp detail, and it's really fascinating!
I would really be glad if I could find the the research materials or any link that this video is based upon, especially the Great Wall of China part and how the Han Chinese call them Khiang/ Chiang people.
Can you please make origin video on Boro from Northeast India Assam State?
Nice to hear Kuki song. Long live Kuki-Chin ethnics!!
if I see cloth and shawls that resemble the Sasak tribe in Lombok Indonesia, I am an Indonesian Lombok Sasak ethnic group, is the tribe in this video the ancestors of the tribe on the island of Lombok
it doesnt seem likely as Chins are Tibeto-Burman while the Lombok Sasak seem to be Austronesians. Furthermore, all Tibeto-Burman ethnic groups have a lot of words in common so if the Sasaks were related, they probably would too. The most common shared word is Min/Ming/Hming which is name, even in Mandarin and Tibetan
I heard it many times the tribal group of Philippines have so many similarities with us Chin and some Naga tribes too. Our facial and body structures are pretty similar, our traditional dress are close, our folk dance too. The fact that we both love rock and country songs are pretty interesting. While Philippines have bamboo dance as national dance, we Chin people also have traditional bomboo dance too called Cheraw. There is a connection between us.
There is a possibility that we may be related.
The Mizo people belong to the following genetic families:
1. Y-chromosome (paternal line):
- Haplogroup O-M134 (around 40-50%): common in Tibeto-Burman and Tai-Kadai populations.
- Haplogroup D-M15 (around 20-30%): common in Tibeto-Burman populations.
2. Mitochondrial DNA (maternal line):
- Haplogroup M (around 30-40%): common in East Asian and Southeast Asian populations.
- Haplogroup B (around 20-30%): common in Tibeto-Burman and Austronesian populations.
3. Autosomal DNA (overall ancestry):
- Tibeto-Burman ancestry (around 50-60%): reflecting their origins from the Himalayan region.
- Tai-Kadai ancestry (around 20-30%): reflecting their admixture with Tai-Kadai populations from southern China and Southeast Asia.
- Austronesian ancestry Haplogroup 0-M95 (around 10-20%): reflecting their admixture with Austronesian populations from the Pacific and Southeast Asia.
completely unrelated
May I ask what’s your ethnicity. 😊
Correction: The Biate were the first to set foot in present day Mizoram at Champhai according to Rev. Liangkhaia, K. Zawla (Mizo Chanchin) and old folk genaeology. Cham- Flat Phai-Valley and surrounding areas like Saitual were the site of oldest Zo settlements.
Kan unau te ❤❤❤ Love you all.
Love❤ chin state
Nicely done
可能更早时期就南迁了，商朝时期经常和羌人发生战争，羌人是O系和N系，商朝是C系就是满洲人和朝鲜人，周朝人是羌人的一支，后来建立国家后继续和羌人作战，羌人被迫迁移，向北的融入匈奴，向南的来到印度，秦国的史书上记载过这段历史
Hi, this sounds interesting.. would love to read more about it
@@zauva4617It is difficult to say clearly that， in China before the BC, the people in the west of Henan Province were called Rong, The Qiang people are a branch of Rong, Qiang means shepherd。
According to historical records，in 600 BC, the Qin invaded RongR〈戎〉and eliminated twelve countries。
@@前轱辘不转后轱辘转思 i see
@@前轱辘不转后轱辘转思So Chin people are basically decendents of Qiang? I do know that Chin people immigrated from Gansu but there are theory’s that we come from Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan
so from qiang->zhou-> zo people( chin-kuki-Mizo)😮😮
Do Karen Next pls.
Very interesting
Before posting videos, please conduct comprehensive research. Also stop mentioning names as if they exist, as it can be misleading. (Eg. Chinland is a made up name)
Fr, I think Zoram/Zogam would be a better name as it's a name which includes our original self named identity. Chin is a name given by others to us.
@@rdp_mizozomi uichalpa
Love live ZOMI ❤
Hahahaha
❤❤💪 support from Mizoram
Trying your best to avoid the name kuki while playing a kuki songs in the background...cheap!!
Kuki is Bengali and Chin is Burmese, let’s stick to Zo
@@thangkhual4769agreed, lets make things easier and create less confusion
@@thangkhual4769similarly Philipino is Spanish and, but they're rapidly developing country and the second biggest nation in SEA. I'm not pushing for any ethnic name of one's choice, I'm highlighting the importance of unity. Long live our xxxx ethnic.
@@ggz21 Filipino is someone’s nationality not ethnicity
@@thangkhual4769 nationality precedes ethnicity, so my point stands
No one knows the detailed history. We could only guess that the ancestors of Sino-Tibetan people started spread out 8000 or 10,000 years ago from their origin in south Sichuan. Tibetan, Han Chinese, Qiang, and some other groups started separating from each other 5000 or 7000 years ago at northeast Tibetan Plateau(Gansu, Qinghai, Shan-xi area).
👍👍👍👍
Long liv Zomi
Hahahaha
Support from Mizoram
we brother chin/kuki ❤❤❤
Let's not go by Folklores alone or the Zo identify will become a confusing mess even for us Zo. The Israel Bnei-Menashe Hypothesis remains doubtful at best.Look at Academic,Anthropological and Scientific Researches. From my humble findings a lot of Southern Chin do share cultural traits when it comes to Burial Rites and Tatoo Passages with Tangsa and Konyak Nagas unlike Mainland Zo like Paite, Hmar, Halam or Old Kuki like Biate, even their traditional attires do resemble Nagas of Eastern Chindwin. To conclude, the Chin Kuki Mizo (Zo) identity is a very important Political and Ethnic Group in the Tri-Juncture of Bangladesh-India-Myanmar whether the people themselvelves realize it or not
zong zung zing zeng😊 Zhong zheng
for God sake. We are not Chin and this Chin was given to Lai tribe by the Burmese. Only Lai tribe were known as Chin. The rest of us are known as Zo. We call ourselve as Zohnahnthlak (fallen leaves of Zo or Zo descendants). Dont mix up Chin with Chhinlung. WE ARE ZO. I WILL SAY IT AGAIN. WE ARE THE DESCENDANTS OF ZO. ONLY LAI TRIBE ARE CHIN.
Shut up, Zomi are Chin Lai are Chin Matu are Chin Asho are Chin Mara are Chin Kcho are Chin Khumi are Chin etc we are one in Chin stop trying to divide us
The word chin is a given name like how the word Kuki is a given name. But Zo is a word which our people have been using to call ourselves. Zo is our real ethnic identity, so it lowkey confuses me how some tribes like Kukis hate the word Zo and try to dis associate themselves so much but need help from us during times of struggle
A dik chiah. Zo kan ni, Qiang thlah chu zhou ania, zhou ngei hi niin ka hria kan zo ancestor te chu. Bakah heng qiang tribe hi isreal hnam bo an la inti zui, kan mizo dna test ah central asian tlem a awm bawka; a chhui tute chuan hemi tlemte hian ati possible thei an ti tlat.
The Word ZO is a name which inherit from our forefathers,Chin, Kuki, Mizo are all ZO people.
There is a theory that the Mizo people have ancestral ties to the Zhou dynasty of ancient China. Some researchers suggest that the Mizo people may have descended from the Zhou people who migrated to the eastern Himalayas around 1,000-2,000 years ago.
Some points that support this theory include:
- Linguistic similarities: The Mizo language has similarities with ancient Chinese languages, such as Old Chinese and the language of the Zhou dynasty.
- Cultural similarities: The Mizo people have cultural practices and traditions similar to those of ancient China, such as their ancestral worship and clan systems.
- Genetic similarities: Some studies have found genetic similarities between the Mizo people and the Han Chinese, who are descendants of the Zhou people.
However, it's important to note that this theory is not widely accepted and requires further research to confirm. The Mizo people's ancestry is complex and multifaceted, and they have also been influenced by other populations, such as the Tai-Kadai and Indo-Aryan-speaking populations.
@@rdp_mizodude, read your history. The Lushei Kuki clan by the Britisher. And also the Mizos might helped us financially but not a single dared to volunteer to fight in the frontljne and sacrifice. Since you sound that dumb, let me share some history, during the MNF movement over 300+ Kukis ( particularly the Thadous) volunteered, left Manipur for Mizoram and in the span of 20 years over 50 Kukis lost their lives in the fight for Mizoram. Over 10 plus Kuki villages in Manipur werre burnt by the Assam Rifles for helping the MNFs, and many innocent Kuki women were r@ped and beaten for your state. Not only that, since Manipur was peaceful at the time thousands of Mizos sought refuged in Manipur Kuki villages, some still stayed to these days. You should be more aware of your history and stop talking bads of others. Mizo history began only in the 1950s, meanwhile Kuki is already mentioned by the British in the 1700s and by Manipuri history back 700 AD.
There is no factual backing to this hypothesis. Please do a proper research if you are to talk about history, your interpretation without reliable reference can be misleading. Mizos migrated to the present day Mizoram only in the 18th century??? Show some respect.
Until or unless we all come under one umbrella and form our own sovereign country, this is bound to happen. Therefore, I don't really blame the creator of this video. Let's stay resilient and look forward to that day brother.
Who said we are mizo 😒 that time we are not called mizo we have our own tribe name ..
@@shortyshortsvideos2492I said I'm Mizo. I'm Hmar tribe, but I'm Mizo. Because we need one name for sake.
@@shortyshortsvideos2492 Who said you are Mizo? I don't know what you are but what you call yourself or what you don't call yourself is not a matter of my concern. The only point i raised here is the fact that it is insulting and distorting to homogenise a community to have migrated only as late the 18th century, which is absolutely false and stupid!
@@shortyshortsvideos2492Your great great great grandparents called themselved Mizo. Chin, Kuki, Lushai, Shendoo are just how others call you/us. It's written in the British record that 'They called themselves Mizô/Mizau'. This is before we have our own alphabet and the arrival of Christianity, so the spelling was written based on how they heard the sound. It's not known when they begin to call themselves Mizo.
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So I’m originally Chinese?
We are all sino Tebitan
Yes do a DNA test the han chinese ancestors is spikingly high...mine is 93% and I'm zomi/paite... surprisingly Thai DNA also found in me
It should be chin kuki mizo
Kuki-Chin-Zo are lost tribe of Israel, how can they came from China??? Big question... Even British writers mentioned kukis are from South Malay peneinsula who migrated North to the present land.. Too many kuki-Mizo origin theory will only create greater confusion..
From israel to china n China to Kukiland
@@rensa_yo so Ancestral land is Israel
Thats a fake history narrated by the fake state of Isr@3l
It was a supposition, the British were not witness to the migration of kuki chin people,, could be true could be false ... The British also wrote that meiteis are an Indo Chinese race that is mix of mayang and Chinese
chindwin is not chin river.It is called Tai language "Chao Taung"
chao mean "Frouzy"
Taung mean "moss"😒
I am Tai from chindwin river.
The Chin people were living in Chindwin River six hundred years before the Tai came. The Tai people naming the river as another name does not mean it was not originally meant 'River of the Chin'. Click the article below for the proof.
www.chinhumanrights.org/the-origin-of-the-chin/