Chho tribe
Tribe of Mizo people found in Chin state, Myanmar
The Chho are one of the eleven tribes of the Chin-Kuki-Mizo people.[1]
Social life
Revenge-Murder
In contrary to their hospitality, murder for the cause of revenge is the strangest tradition they keep. The root cause for this tradition is not known. However, this tradition is not observed in other Mizo people living nearby (the Chinboi, Yindu and Yaw tribes). In 1968, the Burmese government attempted to eradicate this tradition of revenge-murder. In the beginning, the people were afraid their tradition would be completely eradicated, which resulted in higher rate of murder. Till 1973, the murder record was much less than before.[2]
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Ethnic groups of the Zo people and its clans
Zo people (Kuki-Chin-Mizo people)
- Anu
- Anun
- Cumtu
- Daai
- Dai Yindu
- Falam Sim
- Falam Khualsim
- Falam Zahau (Jahau)
- Falam Zanniat
- Gunte (Liante)
- Kaung Saing
- Kaungso
- Kebar
- Khawno
- Kwemyi
- Lai (Hakha Chin, Pawi)
- Laizao (Falam proper, Laizo, Pawi)
- Lautu (Lutuv)
- Mro
- Lhinbu
- Magun
- Malin
- Matu
- Kaang
- Mi-er
- Myanmar Mizos
- Ngawn
- Shö
- Panun
- Rawngtu (Welaung)
- Saing Zan
- Saline (Salai)
- Senthang
- Tedim (Zomi)
- Tawr (Torr)
- Yin Gog
- Zophei
- Zotung
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Zomi |
- Aimol
- Anaal
- Angami
- Choroi Naga
- Chothe Naga
- Chiru Naga
- Bawm
- Kharam Naga
- Koireng Naga
- Kom
- Monsang Naga
- Moyon Naga
- Purum Naga
- Sorbung Tangkhul
- Tarao