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thang or Go Khaw Thang, in the
Tedim language, was a
Guite chief based at
Mualpi in the present-day Chin
State of Myanmar. He was
known as the then leader...
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Others settled in the
northeast corner Mizoram. A
chieftancy established at
Mualpi had
prominent quarrels with the
state of Manpur, then a
protectorate of...
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known as "Khongjais" in Manipur). The
Thadou were
probably displaced from
Mualpi in Chin Hills, and
apparently reused that name (spelt "Mombi" by Manipuris)...
- infrastructure. Thirty-six
reported detentions. Gokhothang,
Guite prince from
Mualpi, also
known as Goukhothang, Go Khaw Thang, Go Khua Thang, or
Kokutung (the...
- his
dominion came to be
divided between his
elder son Kam Hau,
based at
Mualpi and the
younger son Za Pau,
based at Tedim. The
combined tribe earned the...
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Manipuri troops camped there for two months, and
arrested the
Kamhau chief of
Mualpi during their return journey. Even
though the
British officials decried the...
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Gelmual Haicin Haipi Hangken Kampum Kansau Khuabem Lamthang Linhnuat Lungtak Mualpi Nakzang Pangmual Phaitu Saipimual Salzang Sebawk Senam Singpial Sipek Suangpek...
- 98 91.95% 885 0% 100.0% 269655
Mualkot 63 100.0% 1100 0% 100.0% 269656
Mualpi 159 92.13% 807 0% 99.37% 269657
Mualsan 181 80.82% 967 0% 97.79% 269658...
- Jeje Lalpekhlua,
footballer Gokhothang was a
powerful Guite prince from
Mualpi, also
known as Goukhothang, Go Khaw Thang, Go Khua Thang, or
Kokutung (the...
- Hebron, Jordan, Kanaan, Khominthang, Lamzang, Lanva,
Mission Compound, Mata,
Mualpi, Mualtam, Nghathal, Peniel, Pethuel, Takvom, Tangnuam,
Tonglon P, Tonglon...
