Kuki (Indic people); Lushai (Asian people); Lushai language
Khamliana, Sailo Chief (Coloured Plate) Frontispiece
Lushai Weapons, Ornaments, &c 10
Lushai Men's Hair Ornaments To face 12
Zawlbuk, or Young Men's House To face 22
Plan of a Lushai's House 26
A Rest by the Way--on the Way to the Jhums.
Lushais and Pois To face 32
Lushais Threshing Rice (Coloured Plate) To face 33
Zataia, Sailo Chief and Family (Coloured Plate) To face 44
Lushai Girls To face 53
Copy of a Map of the Route to Mi-thi-khua, drawn
by a Lushai 63
Khwatlang Posts Erected to Commemorate the Slaying
of Mithans at a Feast To face 65
Chief's House showing "She lu Pun," the Posts
Supporting the Skulls of Mithan Killed at One of
the Feasts To face 90
Cane Suspension Bridge To face 110
Fanai To face 136
Memorial Stone in Champhai, Known as Mangkhaia,
Lungdawr To face 140
Vuite Memorial To face 147
Rangte Grave To face 147
Aimol Nautch Party. The Youth is Holding a Rotchem To face 152
Heads of Kuki Clans To face 184
Memorial to a Man who has Performed the Ai of
a Tiger 206
Memorial to a Woman who has Performed the Buh Ai 206
Lakher Chief and Family (Coloured Plate) To face 215
Lakher Baskets To face 223
Map At end of Volume
INTRODUCTION
This monograph was originally intended to deal only with the
inhabitants of the Lushai Hills, but on my transfer to Manipur,
I found so many clans living in the hill tracts of that curious
little state that I suggested that the scope of the monograph might
be enlarged to include all clans of the Kuki race as well.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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