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DNA SIKIN TALUK LE TIBET I TEL

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Tunnai ah DNA sik ruai ing. I DNA result siik fangin China, Tibet le South Asia cihlah i cang ai, Kala (Vai) DNA tu i tel lo in laar ii.
DNA sikin Taluk DNA i tam sawn maan, "Taluk mi ing" tiin Taluk miphun ah lel thil nawn lo hang ing. Taluk daan le Taluk pon hmang nawn lo miphun ah i pupa san ah kin cang zo hang.

Noah innsang in karhzaihnak laivum minung ciah Noah miphun ah lel thil nawnlo in miphun thar, miphun dang phuncang ah kin cang lianglo zo hang. Miphun tumce in ding zo hnalam cia miphun dinhmun in pha niu in nung tuh ciah thil pha i hang.

Chin tihnak miphunpui (Ethnic) song ah Zanniat tihnak heh miphun (Tribe) pakhat in kin cang zo hnak lungkhim kin pha ii. Cia Zanniat tihnak song ah Laizo tihnak hin (Clan) umh ve ai, cia hin ah i suak ve maan i lungkhim le lungkhim lo thu reel thil lo in Zanniatmi i cang ve ii.

Zanniat tihnak song ah hin tam ngai umh ai, cia te lakah Hualngo in Zanniatram ah vaai in hin thar ah cang in Zanniat miphun ah lut umh lianglo ve ii. I linghnak te lakah i pi (i pa ai nu) ciah Neirel hin, Hualngo lam in kawihnak ii. Cia bangin, Lerngo hin le Lunghawh hin te tian in Hualngo in Zanniat ah tellhnak hin i lianglo ii. Zanniatram ah pupa umh hlan lam pahin Neirel hin, Lerngo hin le Lunghawh tihak umh cia i selai, Zanniat tribe ah huap tel thil tuh lo tihnak ii.

Lel thil nawn lo in miphun dang, hin dang ah kin cang zo hnalam kin i hnak lungkhim thiam tuh thupui ngai ii. Cia hlah lekhaw mi laklawh le mi hnaihnok thai pawl ah kin cang menma tuh ii.

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