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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Zomi is the name of an ethnic group of people that occupy Northwest Burma, Northeast India, and Northeast Bangladesh, and normally known as Lushai, Chin and Kuki to the outsiders. However, a single name "Chin" or "Lushai" or "Kuki" has technical limitation within its own context, since the Mizo (Lushai), the Kuki, the Bawmzo and other ethnic groups would not normally accept a single identity collectively. When the British divided the Zomis'' inhabitance with three…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Zomi is the name of an ethnic group of people that occupy Northwest Burma, Northeast India, and Northeast Bangladesh, and normally known as Lushai, Chin and Kuki to the outsiders. However, a single name "Chin" or "Lushai" or "Kuki" has technical limitation within its own context, since the Mizo (Lushai), the Kuki, the Bawmzo and other ethnic groups would not normally accept a single identity collectively. When the British divided the Zomis'' inhabitance with three international boundaries into India, Burma and Bangladesh; the above stated three main distinctive identities emerged, although those given names were not being used locally, and were initially unknown to the natives.