INDEX

243

LACKHIA, a Lakher festival, 223
Lai-haranba, Manipuri "god-pleas-
ing" ceremony, 69
Laishel family, 167
Laita (Mangte), a branch of Aimol

clan, 153
Lakher (Mara), a non-Lushei clan,

xiii, xviii, 105, 129, 213-224
" Lai, xix, 43, 153

l«albawn,abranchof Pachuao clan, 125
Lalbuta's village, 66
Lalchheva, a Thangluah chief, 4
Lalchhung, dependents in chief's

house, 46

Lalia, a Lakher festival, 223
Laller, a branch of Chuaongo clan, 126
Lallianvunga, a Sailo chief, 140
Lallula, a Lushai chief, 7
Lalmanga, a Ngente chief, 132, 134
Lalmichinga, a Kawlhring chief, 132
Lalmanga, a Lushai hero, 109
Lalsavunga, a Sailo chief, 185
Lalsukta (Lalchakla), a Pallian chief,

4,5

Lalul, a Sailo chief, 3, 5
Lamgang, Old Kuki clan, 149 et seq.,

162, 165, 167, 169, 171
Lamkut, a Kava feast, 169
Lamleia, egg-hatched chief, 142
Language, Lushei, xiii, xviii, 113-124

.Non-Lushei, 225-235
Lashi, xix, 68-9, 158
Lanu., a branch of Aimol clan, 153
Lanu, a branch of Ronte clan, 173
La-pi, Thado funeral chant, 204
Lathang, a branch of Chuachang

clan, 126
Lay fir river, 131
Leiven (Koichung), a branch of Aimol

clan, 153

Lemba's wife, a Fanai queen, 137-8
Leng hill, 176
Leng village, 99
Lentlang river, 131
Leplupi, co-ancestor of the Ralte, 139
Lershia, a Chongthu chief, 131
Lewm,L*.-(7o/. T. H. ("Thangliana"),

vi, xiii, xiv, xvii, xviii, 6, 7, 45,

60, 105, 109, 177, 178
Lianchi, a Lakher chief, 213
Lianglunga, tale of, 68
Liankhama, a Lushai chief, 7
Lianphunga, a Lushei chief, 55
Liangthang, a Thado chief, 192
Liangthang. a Thado clan, 192
Liangthangi, a hypnotic medium, 111
Lianthawgna, a huai (spirit), 66-7
Lianthungj a branch of Pachuao clan,

125

Liantlura, a Lushei chief, 4
Lianughor, a branch of Pachuao clan,

Lingvum village, 99

Lister, Qolonel, 21, 140

Lizard, 134, 184

Lo-an-dai, an Aimol feast, 169

Lohxnan sacrifice, 80

Loi, a marriage ceremony, 83

Loilang, an Old Kuki clan, 185

Loitha, Lakher equivalent for

Pathian, 220

Longnam, a Thado funeral price, 199
Longteroi hill, 4

Lonte (Ronte), an Old Kuki clan, 173
Lorrain, H. J,, xviii, 113, 217, 220,

226

Lukawng, a tine paid on death, 82,
86, 145, 199; Old Kuki, 166;
Rangte, 147

Lunganai, ceremony, 172
Lungdawh, platforms to commemorate

the dead, 85
Lungdup hill, 132-3
Lungkhera, a Lushei clan, 127
Lunglai family, 167
Lungleh, 4, 7, 8, 95, 110, 132, 136
Lunglo river, 63

Lungthau, an Old Kuki clan, 185
Lungte, a branch of Chongte clan, 126
Lunkim, a Thado chief, 192
Lxmkim, a branch of Thado clan, 192
Lup-lakpa, an Old Kuki village officer,

153, 167, 168
Lxtr precipice, 68

Lushai, derivations of the name,
42, 60

Distinguished from Lushei, xiii, xiv

Expedition, 5

Nomadic habits of, 23, 27

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Lushei affinities—

Habitat, 1

History, 2, et. seq.

Language, 113-124

Racial charaeteristicB, 2
Lutxt, a Lushai householder, 171
Lyall, Sir Charles, xiv

MACKENZIE —, 4

Maibi tribe, 111

Maite family, 167

Mait-thuk-kai, Efmgte Thangchhuah

feast, 147

Maituki "Raia image, 187
Maize, 87, 139

Makan, a Chawte family, 154
Makong hill, 159
Malun clan, 143

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