remembering families in my village

Lawibual te 1950 leh abana kei theihphak chiang chiang inkuante

(under continuous edition with fresh informtion & to be further updated) :

Vuite (Guite) te:

1.     Hausapa Tual Khanthang te inkuante (atapate :Chinkholian,  Khaigin, Pauzachin, Chinzakhup, Tualthang)

2.    Vungzadou te inkuan  (atate –Chin Khanzam, Khamzagin, Thangkholian);

3.    Upa Chinkam te inkuan - Ginzakham + Thangte (Tombing te hizaw di uh)

4.    Upa Khamkhogin te inkuan (Lethil- Thawmte group lamte hizaw uh)

5.    Nengzathang te inkuan (Lethil- Thawmte group lamte hizaw uh)

6.    Evan Teacher Vungkhai te inkuan

* (Pu Khanthang sanggampa Pu Khamkhopau, Thangzamang Gwite pa, leng Lawibual teng kha ngei hiam chih ka thei kei)

Ngaihte te:

1.1  B. Jamgou te inkuan - Liankhothawn @BL Ngaihte), Hrangmunthang, Vumgin@ Gina, Langkham, Zamkhokam@ Kamte

1.2  B. Ginthawn te inkuan - Vungzathang , Chinzathawng, Upa Lamkhozam Langgin, Goukhanpau

1.3 Upa B. Luaizachin te inkuan Upa B. Goumang, Songpau;

1.4 B. Vungzam Evan Teacher te inkuan Khanson, Chinkhanchian, Awn Minlian

1.5 B. Tualkhanzam te inkuan Khupson, Chinlemthang;

2.1 Upa L. Juanthawng te inkuan - Upa Ginkhozam, Upa Chinzakham, Thawnkhokam@ LT Ngaihte

2.2 L. Khamzathang te inkuan, Pastor Nengkhogin, Paulang

2.3 L. Tawngchin te inkuan;

2.4 L. Tawngkai te inkuan – Tualzaluai @Luaipu (Kaigoupa)

2.5 Nu Thangkhawi leh atapa Suankhanpau@Paupu

2.6 L. Vungkhawzam te inkuan - Lianzakap, Dongpu 

 2.7 Evan Teacher L.Vaichin te inkuan

3.1 S. Kamzakhup @Khuppu te inkuan; 

3.2 S. Kaikham te inkuan – Thangchinzam

3.3 S. Siakneipau te inkuan – Paukhankhup;

3.4 S. Vungkhokam te inkuan -Upa Thangzagou, Rev Vungminthang, etc.

3.5 S. Laidon te inkuan (L) S. Khamzachinte inkuan - Paupi, Rev. Langzakham leh Kamzachin (Ngemnupa)

3.6 S. Laikham, Pastor S. Ginzam - Khamkhanchin, Thangkhanlal leh adgte

3.7 S. Thuamgin leh atate (Mangdouthang, Songkhangin, Jamkhawthang);

3.8 S. Ngulkam te inkuan – Goukhanthawng (Thawngpu);

3.9 S Kaisut te in kuan –Upa S Kamvung (Sutzapaupa), Thangzagin leh Upa S Ginzathang

3.10 S. Goukhai te inkuan – S Jamkhogin (Khaikhopaupa), Goukhangin

3.11 S. Khupzam S. Dahthang @Thangpu pa te inkuan

3.12 Thanthulh te inkuan (Khatsuak + Thanghau)

3.13 Vawmpupate inkuan;

** (Pu Thangkhopau Ngaihte inpi te Lawibual ah om uh, amau inkuan Lawibual a teng ngei uhia ka thei kei

Tawmbing te –

1 Thuangthawn te inkuan [Daizagin Thongkhanthang (L), Zamzakham Upa Thangkhanzam

2 Jamkhanginpa (Chingnu/Nemmantepa) te inkuan-Jamkhangin (Ginpu);

3 Pumchin(@ Pu Kawi)te inkuan [Khanpu Langgin, Nengluai

4 Tualnengpa te inkuan - (L)Tualneng, (L) Ginlang

5 Thangzagin te inkuan;

6 Tualzalam Teacher-Evangelist; (L)

7 Lamgin Teacher-Evangelist-te inkuan - Jamkhothang, Kaizakham, Langzathang, Khaichin);  

Naulak te:

1.     Ngullang te inkuan- Rev. Kaizanang (L)

2.    Nengkhogin @ Nengpi te inkuan (Thangkhanpau, Thawngzagin leh Thiankhansiam )

3.    Chinkhothang (Sankawi) te inkuan – Douzakham;

4.    Thangpi te inkuan Elzamuan, Thangbem;

5.    Sinthawn te inkuan- Upa Tualzachin leh sanggamte,

6.    Tunneng te inkuan – (L) Kamgin leh Tualkhanpau;

7.    Khupneng leh atate Kaizakham @ Khampek (Nengzaginpa), Kamzachin (Lianzampa), Ginpum leh Pauzagin;

Tonsing te:

1.     Goukam te inkuan –Goukam leh Thongkhanlang

2.    Thangluai te inkuan - Kaikhothang, Luaikhotuan, Pumkhogin

Khuptawng te:

1.     Thangsavung te inkuan – Thangngur, Thangzalian

Suantak te: 

1.     Khupa te inkuan (Khupa-upa Thuama hi in kathei) Khaute/Suantak te ahi uh

2.    Tawnga inkuan -Thangkhawsiam;

Sektakte:

1.     Thangkhosiak te inkuan - Songzathang

*** Pumzahau ( abeh uh kathei chet kei)

Hualngou te:

1.     Zakhum te inkuan – Hrangkhamlien (Khumkholalpa) Hmar Lusei - Chhakchhuak chihte ahi uh

2.    Pastor Kunga- Malsawma, Lalchunghnunga, Chawnghnuna

Valte te:

1.     Tunvum Compounder

Joute te:

1.     Tlunga – Zarzoulien@Zara, Sumneisang @Neia

Hmar

1.      Ruma te inkuan (a beh min ka theichiah kei)- atapa Vela;

Mizo

1.     Laltluanga – Rothangliana (ex- MLA)pate inkuan Ralte ahi un kathei. 

2.     

*** Bungpilon, Leisan, Galkapkot leh Palkhuang khong a hong kipan uh hihtuak

free hand translation of a fav hymn

Aw Toupa Tungnungpen

(Upa Thanga)

Aw Toupa Tungnunpen lambang honpak ung,

Pathian hing leh bangkim hihthei Nang na hi;

Nuaisiahte, tengkhawi, liangvai, giloute’ Lawm,

Sanggah, gentheite teng’ Toupa leh Pathian.

Thumnate dawngpa Pathian nahih jiakin,

Na mite’nd taksap leh hon nget uh Na pe jel;

Na tate’kah leh mau Nang na ngaikhe jel,

Thudik gum, na hoihsem, Na pampaih kei hi.

Nathuhoh mijonawng leh haute zasakin,

Midang nanghondoute’n zawn za uhen;

Tua hotdama ka om samna ding un,

Bang ahiam kahih ding, chi uh hen, Amen.

Namchih mial paisan, leh salsuak kipak hen,

Tungnungpen ah Pathian thupi pen hen aw;

Akiphapih keimite lak’ lem leng hen,

Hosana, Hosan chi-in sa uhen.

Huan namchih kiangah na min zah tak huai hen,

Na gam thupitak tuh hong tung jel hen aw;

Vana miten ahih bang-un leia mite’n,

Na deihlam hih uhenla, gam chinah, Amen.

(Sam 66:2)

Free translation from Paite to English

Aw Toupa Tungnunpen lambang honpak ung,

O LORD who is the Highest, we praise you,

Pathian hing leh bangkim hihthei Nang na hi;

You are the Living and Alighty God;

Nuaisiahte, tengkhawi, liangvai, giloute’ Lawm,

Friend of the oppressed, the bonded, the helpless and the cruel

Sanggah, gentheite teng’ Toupa leh Pathian.

The Lord and God of the ophans and the destitutes.

Thumnate dawngpa Pathian nahih jiakin,

Because you are prayer answering God,

Na mite’nd taksap leh hon nget uh Na pe jel;

You always give the needs and prayers of your people;

Na tate’ kah leh mau Nang na ngaikhe jel,

You always listens to the cries and the wails of your children

Thudik gum, na hoihsem, Na pampaih kei hi.

You never forsake those who stand for the truth and do good.   

Nathuhoh mijawng leh haute zasakin,

Let the poor and the rich your good news,

Midang nang hondoute’n zawn za uhen;

Let others who oppose you also hear;

Tua hotdama ka om samna ding un,

‘Now that we may also be saved

Bang ahiam kahih ding, chi uh hen, Amen.

What shall we also do?’, let them say this, Amen

Namchih mial paisan, leh salsuak kipak hen,

Let every nation who walk away from darkness and slavery be joyful,

Tungnungpen ah Pathian thupi pen hen aw;

Let God the Almighty be glorified in the highest,

Akiphapih keimite lak’ lem leng hen,

Let peace reign among those who received Him,

Hosana, Hosana chi-in sa uhen.

Let their song be ‘Hosana, Hosana’.

Huan namchih kiangah na min zah tak huai hen,

Let you name be honoured among all the nations,

Na gam thupitak tuh hong tung jel hen aw;

Let great kingdom continue to come again and again;

Vana miten ahih bang-un leia mite’n,

Let the people on earth do as done by those in heaven

Na deihlam hih uhenla, gam chinah, Amen.

Let them do your will in every nation, Amen.

(Upa Thanga, Sam 66:2)

Free translation from Paite to English

O LORD who is the Highest, we praise you,

You are the Living and Almighty God;

Friend of the oppressed, the bonded, the helpless and the cruel

The Lord and God of the orphans and the destitute!

Because you are prayer answering God,

You always give the needs and prayers of your people;

You always listens to the cries and the wails of your children

You never forsake those who stand for the truth and do good.  

Let the poor and the rich your good news,

Let others who oppose you also hear;

 ‘Now that we may also be saved

What shall we also do?’, let them say this, Amen

Let every nation who walk away from darkness and slavery be joyful,

Let God the Almighty be glorified in the highest,

Let peace reign among those who received Him,

Let their song be ‘Hosana, Hosana’.

Let you name be honoured among all the nations,

Let great kingdom continue to come again and again;

Let the people on earth do as done by those in heaven

Let them do your will in every nation, Amen.

(Upa Thanga, Sam 66:2)

Note. A church elder composed this song about 200 years ago. The Gospel had come to the people who were known as ‘head hunters’ in the deep jungles between India and Burma. The tribal feuds were common and many used to be taken captive and became bonded slaves. The Gospel came and became the emancipator of people in bondage both spiritually and physically. The song is one of the most popular songs for the community – a song of worship, a song of joy and thanksgiving for those who faced problems in life and looked to God in prayer and a favourite children song too (the first you learn as a child!).