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Ethnic religion of the Mizo people
Sakhua (lit. "deity divine force"), also known as Mizo religion, Lushai animism or Khua worship, is a traditional polytheistic ethnic faith practiced by
Sakhua
Tree species native to South Asia
Shorea robusta, the sal tree (Devanagari: साल ; IAST: sāla), shala, sakhua, or sarai, is a species of tree in the family Dipterocarpaceae. The tree is
Shorea_robusta
Ethnic group in northeastern India
but no merchant in sight. The shops operate under the tenet of trust. Sakhua (lit. 'deity divine force'), also known as Mizo religion, or Khua worship
Mizo_people
Ethnic group in Myanmar and northeast India
followed Sakhua—also known as Lawki in the Chin Hills—which included the belief in natural spirits and ancestor worship. It is similar to Mizo Sakhua. In the
Zou_people
State in Northeast India, India
inhabitants of the area, introducing the Mizo language, culture, and the Sakhua religion. In the mid-19th century, the British conducted a series of military
Mizoram
nineteenth century, yet within roughly half a century it had displaced the older Sakhua faith of the hills almost entirely. The faith reached the Lushai Hills as
Christianity_in_Mizoram
Nuo folk religion Nyezi-No Pfutsana Qiang folk religion Reang religion Sakhua Sanamahism Songsarek Tangsa religion Rangfrah Tani religion Tingkao Ragwang
List of religions and spiritual traditions
List_of_religions_and_spiritual_traditions
folk religions in Bangladesh include Songsarek, practiced by the Garo; Sakhua, practiced by the Lushai, Pankho, Bawm and Khyang; Krama, practiced by the
Religion_in_Bangladesh
Ethnic group in Chin State, Myanmar
ethnic groups. Their pre-Christian religious system, known as Lawki or Sakhua, was animistic and centered around nature and ancestor worship. Due to the
Zotung_people
Early Lushai chief (1729–1807)
Born 1729 (1729) Died 1807 (aged 77–78) Zopui Burial Lungphunkhua Issue Mângpawrha Lalianvunga Lalpuiliana Vuta House Sailo Father Rohnaa Religion Sakhua
Lallula
Chief of the Western Lushai Hills in the 19th century
Died c. 1880 Tanhril (borough of present-day Aizawl) Issue Khalkam, Lianphunga, and 10 more House Sailo Father Mangpawrha Mother Pi Buki Religion Sakhua
Suakpuilala
were still under the influence of several tribal chiefdoms, practising Sakhua (Lushai Animism) and lacking a writing system. There was an urgent need
History of Christianity in Mizoram
History_of_Christianity_in_Mizoram
Village in Bihar, India
76 666 Chauri 32 0 Majhariya 129 771 Nawada 151 2,032 Beiwai 136 1,780 Sakhua 44 58 Manik Parasi 143 1,631 Padumanpur 92 381 Sahri 48 3,090 Jaisari English
Kārākāt
Indian minister (1917–2008)
Bombay fantasies (English); Thukhuh, Zûn, Tawrhna, Mai mai fakna, Mal, Sakhua leh Culture, A no ber mai, Dul pen, Mizo ṭawng dik hman zir, Ziaka Mizo
Zairema
Southern Sailo chief (c.1829-1879)
Lalsahulha Died 1879 (1880) Spouse Ngurthankimi (Zadeng) Issue Thawngliana Lalhrima Kamlova Tlungbuta House Sailo Father Lalpuithanga Religion Sakhua
Bengkhuaia
Eastern Lushai chief (1852–1912)
February 22, 1912(1912-02-22) (aged 59–60) Burial Kairûma Lungphun, Biate Spouse Thangpuilali House Sailo Father Vûta Mother Neipuithangi Religion Sakhua
Kairûma
Mizo traditional dance performed for guests
either went to Pialral, which is heaven, or Mitthi Khua which is hell. The Sakhua states that one may only enter pialral by obtaining the title of Thangchhuah
Khual_Lam
Western Lushai chief
Predecessor Suakpuilala Successor Suaknuna Born Reiek Died (1891-02-12)12 February 1891 Hazaribagh Jail, Bihar House Sailo Father Suakpuilala Religion Sakhua
Lianphunga
Village in Jharkhand, India
agriculture is mostly rain-fed. The region is dominated by Shorea robusta (Sal, Sakhua), the state tree of Jharkhand, thriving abundantly in Petarwar Block. The
Petarwar
Early Lushai chief (c.1750-c.1820
Issue Vanhnuailiana Lalphunga hawmvunga Lalchawngpuii Thangpuii Chawngpuituali House Sailo Father Lalpuiliana Mother Khuangtiali (Pawi) Religion Sakhua
Lalsavunga
State in eastern India
flower: palash State seal: ashok chakra with four daggers State tree: saal/ sakhua Economy of Jharkhand Tourism in Jharkhand Education in Jharkhand Institutions
Outline_of_Jharkhand
Village in Bihar, India
665 Bajruha 112 1,208 Savgar 134 1,073 Kharauni 152 1,207 Nima 115 1,057 Sakhua 145 1,489 Kusamhi 34 471 Kusumha (GP) 159 1,770 Surni 210 2,254 Bhupauli
Udwantnagar
Eastern Lushai chief (1843–1933)
(Vancheng Lal) Rokima (Arro Lal) Lalhluta (Khawzawl Lal) Thangchungnunga (Chhawrtui Lal) House Sailo Father Vanhnuailiana Mother Rolianpuii Religion Sakhua
Lalburha
Mizo chieftain (1839-1914)
(present-day in Lunglei district, Mizoram) Died 28 October 1914(1914-10-28) (aged 74–75) Sailaluk Issue Thanchhuma House Fanai Father Dokhama Religion Sakhua
Zakapa
Lushai princess and chieftainess
Lalchawngpuii Laltheri Chieftainess Predecessor Lalsavunga Issue Unknown son House Sailo Father Lalsavunga Religion Sakhua
Laltheri
Malacca tree Malvales Dipterocarpaceae Shorea robusta Sal tree, sāla, shala, sakhua, sarai Malvales Malvaceae Adansonia digitata Gorak amli and goram lichora
Trees_of_India
Nawa Nagar Nawada Nima Pakariabar Patar Piania Pirozpur Raghopur Rampur Sakhua Salthar Saraiya Sarthua Sasram Savgar Sikandarpur Sirampur Sonpura Surni
List of villages in Bhojpur district
List_of_villages_in_Bhojpur_district
Early Lushai chief (c. 1765 - c. 1840)
Successor Chawngawlun Born c. 1765 Died c. 1840 Tachhip Issue Chawngpawlun House Palian (disputed) Father Purburha (disputed) Unknown Religion Sakhua
Sibuta
Southern Mizo chief (c.1849-c.1888)
Born 1849 Khuanglum Died 1888(1888-00-00) (aged 38–39) Lungtian Burial 1888 Lungtian Spouse Ngundawngi House Chinzah Father Taihmunga Religion Sakhua
Hausata
Western Mizo chieftainess (d.1877)
Mângpawrha Successor Suakpuilala Died March 1877 (1877-04) Spouse Mângpawrha Issue Suakpuilala, Banaitangi House Sailo Father Lalrihua Religion Sakhua
Pi_Buki
Chief of the Eastern Lushai Hills (d.1871)
Lawihmun Burial February 1872 Lawihmun Spouse Rolianpuii Issue Deuti, Lemkham, Ropuiliani, Lalbura, Bengtewa House Sailo Father Lalsavunga Religion Sakhua
Vanhnuailiana
Chittagong Hills Mizo Chief (d.1873)
Rothangpuia Predecessor Lalpuihluta Successor Lalchheuva Died 1873 (1874) Issue Lalchheuva Thailala House Thangluaha Father Lalpuihluta Religion Sakhua
Rothangpuia
Upazila in Mymensingh
Dhanikhola, Harirampur, Kanihari, Kanthal, Mathbari, Mukshapur, Rampura, Sakhua, and Trishal. The union parishads are subdivided into 91 mauzas and 158
Trishal_Upazila
Southern Mizo chief (1825-1889)
Diarkhai Bawngthah Died 1889 (aged 63–64) Denlung Spouse Ropuiliani Issue Lalthuama House Sailo Father Tlutpawrha Mother Lalchhingvungi Religion Sakhua
Vandula
1177/009182968000800304. S2CID 145307476. Lalsangkima Pachuau (2006). "Mizo "Sakhua" in Transition". Missiology. 34 (1): 41–57. doi:10.1177/009182960603400105
History_of_Mizoram
Eastern Mizo chief ()
Lalhlupuii Born 1840 (1840) Died 1869 (aged 28–29) Khawlian Spouse Chawngpuitiali Issue Lalhlira House Sailo Father Ngûra Mother Lalhlupuii Religion Sakhua
Vanpuilala
First Lusei chief
Chhanpiala Successing Dynasty Thangur Issue Zadenga Palliana Thangluaha Thangura Rivunga Rokhuma House Paihtê/Lusei Father Chhuahlawma Religion Sakhua
Zahmuaka
Place in Bihar, India
Rajauli was once home to monsoon and prairie forest. The principal trees were sakhua, paisar, khair, Shisham, parmi, salaiya simar, kendu and peepal. The forest
Rajauli
Eastern Mizo chief (c.1852-c.1892)
Predecessor Lalphunga Successor Vanphunga Born c. 1852 Died 1892(1892-00-00) (aged 39–40) House Sailo Father Lalphunga Mother Lalpuithluaii Religion Sakhua
Pâwibâwia
Culture of the Mizo people of India
malevolent. Benevolent spirits include Khuavang, Pu Vana, Vanchungnula, Sakhua and Khaltu. Malevolent spirits would include Ramhuai, Hmuithla, Phung and
Mizo_culture
Southern Mizo chieftainess (d.1901)
Nochhuma Successors Lalsailova Lalkhama Died 1901 (1902) Spouse Nochhuma Issue Lianbuka House Fanai Father Zahuata (Chief of Thlantlang) Religion Sakhua
Darbilhi
Western Mizo chief
Reiek Reiek Lal Predecessor Lallula Successor Suakpuilala Born c. 1770 Lungchhuan Died Reiek Spouse Pi Buki House Sailo Father Lalphunga Religion Sakhua
Mângpawrha
Zahau chief (c. 1839–1896), India
Ralleng Died 1896(1896-00-00) (aged 56–57) Sylhet (in custody) Spouse Lalngurvungi Issue Dokhama Liannawla House Zahau Father Khawzaliana Religion Sakhua
Nikuala
Village in Bihar, India
Parasrampur 185 1,086 Gigna 146 1,561 Jagdishpur Chak 25 0 Dhaula Chak 17 233 Sakhua 34 320 Rehi 107 937 Sarana 175 2,199 Dhaneshpur 35 0 Bararhi Khurd 78 187
Dinara,_Bihar
Early Lushai chief
Chhanruanga Successor Aithangvunga Died Lungchhuanuah Issue Aithangvunga (Samtawia) Kualsawia Khawtindala House Fanai Father Chhanruanga Religion Sakhua
Rorehlova
Anti-British Western Lushai Chief
Chief of Sentlang Sentlang Lal Predecessor Sukpilal Died (1891-02-12)12 February 1891 Hazaribagh Jail, Bihar House Sailo Father Sukpilal Religion Sakhua
Kalkhama
Chief of the Eastern Lushai Hills (c. 1800 - 1876)
Burial 5 May 1920 Sialhawk Spouse Neipuithangi Issue Langsuma Sangluna Lalvunga Lungliana Kairuma Lalnguava House Sailo Father Lallula Religion Sakhua
Vûta
Eastern Mizo chief (1868-1922)
(aged 53–54) Zawngin (Phullen) Spouse Lalkaichhungi (d.1907) Thangnguri House Sailo Father Pâwibâwia Mother Rohlupuii Religion Sakhua Christianity (after 1919)
Vanphunga
Southern Mizo chief
Seipuia Chief of Zohmun Zohmun Lal Predecessor Tlutpawrha House Sailo Father Tlutpawrha Mother Bawngkhawli Religion Sakhua
Seipuia
Village in Manipur, India
marked the mass conversion of the Zou community from their traditional Sakhua (Lawki) religion to the Christian faith. Daizang is also the birthplace
Daizang
Mizo Chieftainess of Western Lushai Hills
(borough of present-day Aizawl) Spouse Ngursailova (February 1865) Issue Laljachaja, Van Khampui House Sailo Father Lalmanga Mother Pi Buki Religion Sakhua
Banaitangi
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