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- languages were unintelligible to the "Lushais". The Manipuris used the term "Khongjai" to refer to the tribes to the south and southwest of the Imphal Valley...
- arrival of the British, the Manipuris referred to the Thadou ****is as "Khongjais". The British replaced this term with "****is", which was accepted by Thadou...
- tribes of the Manipur frontier, namely the Khongjai and Kom ****is. Vonolel attempted to invade another Khongjai village where his war party suffered 10 deaths...
- Lanching, Khamenlok, Khongbal, Tangkhul, Chingmang Maring Tongba, Khangbal Khongjai, Tongkoi, Thayong Chanung, Laikot, Laikot Kom and Khunou, Monoi, Waichei...
- ranges of hills between the latter country and Cachar, and the Khongjuees [Khongjais], who under the more generally known names of Kookies [****is], Koochungg...
- Cachar–Bishnupur Road on sites that were previously occupied by ****i people (called "Khongjais" by Manipuris). According to Boileau Pemberton, ****is were in occupation...
- apparently reduced and "severe measures" adopted. The ****i tribes (called "Khongjais" by the Manipuris) were apparently not included in this action by Gambhir...
- (1913), p. 12: "In 1875 the Thaungthut Sawbwa complained that some Kongzai [Khongjai] Chins had attacked one of his Naga villages and killed forty-five persons"...
- constructed a temporary royal residence there. From this base, they attacked the Khongjai villages (****i villages) in the Tuipui river valley across the hill range...
- reports narrate an incident in 1876, describing a clash between Manipur's Khongjai troops and the Kamhaus, with victory going to the Manipur troops. In 1894...