Thanks for visiting our place. We are blessed having a King who is very humble and sincere towards his people. He never have rude high attitude! He's such a humble King ❤️ Long live our King💪
I was there on Nov 30 nd Dec 1, 2019 and stayed opposite the king's house. My article with pictures is on India's only Travel magazine of North East India.
You are such a beautiful soul Ana...the old man(Head Hunter) was so adorable..thank you for exploring these parts of Nagaland, where we cannot go..may you grow more❣️
When I am going to looking longva village will so preafer longva vellage looking so beautifully always will make to RU-vid channel so I liketed your RU-vid channel
Good morning.. bahut aacha laga hai tera chainal dak ke. hum har youtube chainal dekha hai lekin apka sab sey accha hai boring nahi hai hamesha khush raho Aamen..
Wanchos of Arunachal are like an extension of the konyaks. They practically speak the same language. Just manmade borders for administrative convenience.
In the year 1964 khanak(Konyak) AREA were officially cutoff frm NEFA. NEFA Margherita head quarters administration covered up till 'tuensang district now ' before the year 1964 beyond which were under Kohima. Otherwise no doubt konyak n Wancho are same. N in Konyak n Wancho we have two Major Clan. TANGJEN (TANYAN) N SANGJEN(SANGYAN) along wit Chi (Tee), Mon n Phom.
not extension. konyaks are the separated siblings officially when they joined naga hills administratively from nefa. wancho/konyaks are tang-shang nagas who has more population in tcl aruanachal and have sibling tribes like nocte,tutsa,tangsa,ollo and further more numerous population in burma. konyak is derived from "khu/khao/kha/kho etc)which means head and nyak/nak means black which is what many tangshang people call themselves. khanak sa/khonak sa/khunyak sa/khaonyak sa etc. they are our blood brothers and our ancestral kith and kin. i am from tangsa/nocte tribe and we had brotherly bond with many wancho/konyak village groups in the past who used to frequent our lands on the edge of patkai hill for trade. during olden times many brotherly interior villagers from remote rangpang tribes(hachang,motai,thamkok etc) in burma to wancho/konyak (chop and chang people)region used to stay in our house to trade in ledo-margherita areas as our village was near the inner line area drawn by britishers . my grandfather is no more but i still remember his stories. he claimed he even fathered a child from his second wife who went away to burma from rangpang tribe. rangpang/pangwa is also tangshang tribe as well as wancho and konyak. same people same origin hundreds of similar dialects. administration by outsiders is what divided us and our land between different states and different nation.
@@rickywangham 100 percent agreed bro. the same tang and shang origin is there in nocte,ollo and tutsa clan wise. the most tang and shang visiblity is in tangsa tribe though. although mixing happened for centuries. the tribes in myanmar has even further tales of the origin of both the clans and other clans as well since we all migrated from northern myanmar thousand of years back. it is said that many tribes followed the wild boar route in tanai river now in kachin province while migrating in the past. margheita /ledo was our areas but britishers took it from us and drew inner line to differentiate between the fronteir regions. our tract hq was at margherita under british time but now is under assam because of bipin borgohain who cunningly placed many of the plain region of hill tribes under assam .
Visited this house recently. Nokao's home. Cannot see Phohi bhabhi?Excellent hosts.visted head hunters. Witnessed the dance and song show from the headhunters.
hey sister, I'm new sbcrber, I'm from Longwa ....thanks for visiting my village, come again..... and Brother Nokao(translator)you speak exceptional english,,,your doing great, keep it up.......
It's quite valuable and informative video especially for those who are preparing for competitive exm since it appears in NPSC.Even though I'm from Nagaland itself since the time immortal I can hear but I can't visit till date.Thanks for sharing it
Whn it comes to nagaland...vloger mostly use to visit dmp kohima n mkg but it good to see people...like u... who is interested to visit like Mon...n all 😊
Hi... New subscribers from Yatra kids and thank you so much for exploring our culture... I am also from Mon District Nagaland but currently I'm staying in Dimapur... Lots of love from Nagaland 💜
The queen of our hearts literally hunted the real head of the almighty king of the ferocious head hunters of the masses. He was so stone stunned and awe struck as if under a great shock. The ever first kill of our beautiful princess. Liked the Vlog. Thanks. USA 🇺🇸
Longwa that shares boundaries with nagaland, come on chill bro.👐 Longwa is nagaland-india And his house is half nagaland half mayanmar. For your kind info, longwa is my neighbouring village, which is my Area.
Although konyaks have language issues but I have seen Nagas are God fearing people !! They fear the wrath of God that's why they always restrain themselves from doing any bad thing.. please also show any nyishi traditional village..
Who can say this is Village or?😱 I was surprised 🙀😯 i thought i was watching Arunachal capital Itanagar 😂😂 vlog. But it was not! It is in Nagaland called LONGWA Village!?👍🔥
Nice to see you guys.. Very impressive you made this vlob..love, wishes nd❤lot of respect for the longwa villagers...absolutely they are amazing people..very humble nd rich in his culture..love it❤👍
Thank Ana, for visiting my native....there are not alot to explore yet you left few interesting places. I would hv had sugest to return via Longding district.
Damn.. you guys really went to meet him empty handed? 🤣 I think you guys broke the record of first people who came all empty handed to meet the king. Idk you guys know it or not but no body goes empty hand to meet him. That was quite supersing
Very interesting one.. enjoyed watching your vlogs..👍👍 interesting part was King's House in two parts Myanmar & India.luv frm khonsa dear Anaji👍👍 keep it up
Im from Myanmar too near lahe town which is Bohnyu vill and my great grandfather took almost 60 heads and he was known as if like the general at their time and people knew him fer his bravery and strength and his strict rules by our every neighbouring villages around us ...
bohnyu village is which tribe bro? many of tangshang tribes in arunachal migrated from lahe and nanyun region in the past. even village names are also similar
@@MR_TRIPLE_ONE that maybe true but bro I've no idea about that tribes of arunachal being migrated from lahe but yea before we were considered as Khiamnyungan but now were are being separated and called as bohnyu gongwang that's what my grandpa once told me
@@immortalking3669 @ImMoRtal King may not be same. But we are very similar dialect and culture wise and even village names. Most village names ends with nyu/nu meaning mother and sa/sha meaning children. Khiamnyungan is also very similar to tangshang tribes. Some tangshang subgroups in Myanmar and India also call water/river water as kham. Even the name of people are also very similar to tangshang names. When I mean tangshang, konyak/wancho are also grouped together with the rest.
Hi Ana, It's really amazing the land scape of north east India, especially the Nagaland n other parts... I would love to visit this place ,to see this beautiful place, culture n tradition of this ethic tribes ..the video you have shared gives a lot of historical information of that particular region of nagaland ...keep sharing your information n videos of different n unique culture diversity, we all would always love to see ... After pandemic is over, I would really wanna make visit to Nagaland, n other parts of north east India. I love traveling n I travele a lot. My profession is a tour guide of Bhutan!
Ana you are such amazing inspiration for all young girls#positive stong Ana#whenever I watch your video and listen your talks motivation just itself roll out💐💐
The queen was like "Even though you're from Arunachal, do not disturb me"😄 i didn't like her attitude. Anyway, all the best ♥️ u are so sweet 🙃 From Nagaland
New subscriber dear I love the way u show us abut the king a worrier n the head hunter it's was rlly greatful to know abut them n yaa a big love frm #kiphire district 🥰🥰
