zo peoples造句

• The Mizo are one of the hill tribe ( Zo people ).
• However, the Tedim language is the common language used among Zomi / Zo people.
• Various name have been used for the Zo peoples, but the individual groups general acknowledge descent from ancestral Zo.
• The land occupied by the majority of the Zo people extends from a latitude of about 25 degrees 30 minutes North in the Somra Tracts facing Mt.
• Zo people are called by names such as Chin people, K'Cho, Lusei ( later Mizo ), Kuki and others based on the names they were designated by Burmese people in the surrounding areas and the British.
• The Lai also called Zo or Yo in some places as Vumson, an outstanding researcher from Zo community says, " The Pawi ( Lai ) themselves do not call themselves Pawi but Lai, which and for all the Zo people ."
• The Chakmas are believed to be originally from greater Arakan Yoma North presently Chin state ( previously Chakma Buddhist homeland " Chacomas ", What was occupied Zo people from Lusai Hills ) who later on immigrated to Bangladesh in around fifteenth century, settling in the Cox's Bazar District, the Korpos Mohol area, and in the Indian states of Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura.