Bible ah Nu/Nupang hmingthang lakin Ruth laar ngai ii. Kumpibawi David ciah Ruth le Boaz nupa ai fapa Jesse cihlah in suakhnak ii ai, David cihlah songin laivum minung tlantu Bawi Zisuh Khrih suak ii. Ruth ciah Moab miphun ii ai, Moab ram ah vaai Isreal miphun lakin Judah hin Nu Naomi fapa pasal in nai awng hnak ii. A pasal Naomi fapa thi lio ai, Ruth ciah nuhmai in cang ii. Pasal nai nawn lo Ruth ciah a pi Noami hlum hiam lo in a pi hnen umh hlen hiam ai, a pi ciah Moab ram an Israel ram ah lel fangin hlun cih ve ii. Israel te ca Moab miphun ciah ningdulkuul miphun, Isreal lakah raal miphun ii. Moab miphun hampanhnak siik lesingkhaw, Pathian in Sodom le Gomorrah khuapui te kaat mai in siatsuah fangin vancungmi ruai in luat ruai hnak Lot tihnak pa, Abraham ai songkhat pa in suakhnak ii. Lot le a innsang ciah kaat in kaangnak Sodom le Gomorrah ram kaang lakin a luat hnua, Lot ciah a fanu thawn pawldun in a naihnak fapa ciah Moab ii ai, cia tesinfa te khiah Moab miphun ah can...
REPORT: HISTORICAL HEGEMONY, TRIBAL LINEAGE, AND MODERN DISUNITY IN CHINLAND - by Salai Tluang Kip Thang Topographic view of Falam Township of Chin hils on Google Map, May 11, 2026. I. Historical Expansion and the Rise of the Tlaisun Hegemony (18th–19th Centuries) The roots of today’s geopolitical and tribal tensions in Chinland can be traced to the expansion of the Tlaisun (Tashon) chiefdoms during the 18th and 19th centuries. Centered in present-day Falam, the Tlaisun established one of the most influential powers in the Chin Hills through aggressive military expansion, tribute systems, and slave-raiding economies. At the height of their influence, Tlaisun authority extended beyond modern Falam into the Lushai Hills (present-day Mizoram), parts of Manipur, and the Chindwin River lowlands, including areas such as Minkin and Mawlaik. This expansion transformed Falam into the dominant regional power long before British colonial intervention. The old Fahlam dynasty, prior to the British ...