ANCESTORS OF THE SOUTHEAST ASIANS AND OCEANIANS | ᴇᴘɪꜱᴏᴅᴇ 4

[@FDGSTAGES]

Comment your ideas, opinions, recommendations. Cheers kakailyans!

[@dartfather]

@FDG STAGES It is not easy to arrange this topic but you made it seamless. Are you a writer, a historian or a teacher by by education?

[@FDGSTAGES]

@@dartfather Thank you so much! I'm actually an English teacher who simply loves literature, creative writing, and history. Salamat... I appreciate it :)

[@dartfather]

@@FDGSTAGES That's what I thought. I am an amateur history buff but I can never organize a well coordinated presentation like what you have been doing.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Good to know. I have to admit this isn't easy. I spent two months in research alone. Then I had to put them together in one piece for three weeks. Continue your path my friend, that is amazing!

[@lourdesmorcakingay5845]

Thank you, Sir For the informations!!! Bravissimo!!! 💪💪💪

[@anggabayuartwallpapers2666]

I'm from Indonesia, I'm proud to be part of Austronesian even though western nations despise the dark culture of our past, we're still united Austronesian family 🇮🇩🇲🇾🇵🇭🇸🇬🇧🇳🇹🇼

[@Appachoppa112]

What they really despise is unity. Divide n conquer is their bread n butter tactic.

[@Nagalim7890]

Hmm tradition may be similar but the looks and DNA are quite different even names and language

[@yogasetiaone]

​@@Nagalim7890 similiar with Dayak Borneo Indonesia

[@BlackFrostMusic]

Southeast Asian Austronesians, Micronesian Austronesians & Polynesian Austronesians. 👍

[@squeals08]

Indonesian have great similarities

[@pelepiusx8222]

Sending Love from Nagaland to all Igorot brothers & sisters...Good content, bro. Cheers👍

[@louisevaldez3751]

Yes I'm ilokano tribe from the Philippines the lokos tribe

[@chankithan4561]

I hope we come together and celebrate our rich cultures and traditions in a form of festival one day. Love from Nagaland. Wherever you are, we wish you well.

[@daisycoteng5822]

👍👍👍

[@nigelralphmurphy2852]

The Hmong peoples of China, Laos, Vietnam, and Thailand already do, as do the Zhuang people, who also inhabit a variety of East and se Asian nations. There is already a collective identity among all Polynesian people and that collective identity is slowly beginning to include the native people of Taiwan and surrounding geographic regions. So, it's already happening.

[@mouni.chandra8886]

Yeah go to china

[@j.l.salayao8055]

Yes, indeed. Naga people, Taiwan tribe, and Cordillera/Igorot meet up. Matago -tago tako amin - Long live to the Nagas, Taiwan tribe, and Igorot/Cordillera! Cheers from an Igorot Outdoorsman in the Nevada Desert, USA!🤠

[@auraajah3072]

Love from sundaland

[@petetrc9671]

I come from the Dayak Iban tribe of Borneo. I would say we share a bit of similarity with the Igorot, some similarities with the Naga (particularly our 'obsession' with hornbills) and a LOT of similarities with the T'boli of Mindanao. I watched a video called 'Tribal Sounds of the Philippines-T' Boli' and was stunned to see how similar Dayaks and T'boli are in terms of song, musical instruments, dance and costume. For example, in Iban culture we have an instrument called 'engkeromong' which is made up of small gongs arranged like a xylophone. T'boli has that too!

[@ryanwiranata]

Many dayak tribes in borneo also have this tradition. We called it ngayau which also collect human head as a trophy

[@sangos-dh5kp]

Are you from Sarawak buddy? Did enjoy dance jam between Iban, Naga and believe it or not MAORI at Rainforest festival

[@petetrc9671]

@@sangos-dh5kp yes, I am 😊 I've yet been to the Rainforest Festival, believe it or not 😂 My hometown is quite the distance from Kuching.. I am in Bintulu 🙏

[@nangabatangpanopa196]

Nuan urang iban ari Sarawak ??

[@petetrc9671]

@@nangabatangpanopa196 auk, menua Sekutan

[@BharatEtho]

Greetings Sir, The Nagas have face huge wave of war, violence tears blood sweat etc from the Indians to wipe out our race in recent hundred years... We have stood strong and fearless as our Nagas ideology and Struggle for freedom and independence which secure us statehood yet with the evil plans of dividing us in the many states of northeast india.... The struggle is still On, and the situation at the present time is crucial, the Naga Nationalist is Feared and respected as Warriors throughout NE India.... You uploading this detail video research is a huge contribution.. we were still on standstill where are tribe came from, because it's a very huge number of people and unique culture and it cannot be a mere coincidence.. "You're Brother" Nagalim

[@zaniel9924]

Ah u still believe that shit? Indians were the reason ahhh. Bruh. Ur choice tho

[@st4r444]

Fight for independent of NE from India 👊

[@st4r444]

​@@bleemp7721 most Nagas will lose their language and adopt hindi or Punjabi. They already assimilate hindi words in their languages.

[@ColoniaMurder20]

Naga people probably one of those "Hundred Yue" in english "Hundred Barbarian" in chinese history.. Naga people probably flee to Northern India during pre han chinese conquest in Southern China. that' why some ancient people in Southern China found in Northern India, Taiwan and Philippines.. there're many indigenous people in the Philippines similar culture with Igorot such as Manobo and Mandaya people in Mindanao Region.. and there're a lot of indigenous group here in Mindanao Region with similar culture with Igorot.

[@BharatEtho]

@@ColoniaMurder20Yeah, for the whole race of Thw world... the course of history has been ever shifting and changing.. The reports and studies were made outside people, so we don't know whether it's facts or political power play of separation and ownership... After all the storyline are written by people who wish winning at Time... But I Guesa its Not fleeing to Northern India, it's North East india.. From the North of India we gota Cross Himalayas to reach India Brother... On the other hand It's not Even India in fact, for thousand years and centuries the Indian Ruler didnt conquer or had no power in the Naga region. In the later medival periods some Kings reached Assam but was unable to go further east than that.. Even the great Mughal at its peak tried to Conquer North east but with the Ahoms Combined force with Headhunter tribes fought and defeated more than 10 times.. This Nagaland Mizo huge part of manipur and Arunachal was never a part of Bharat or India, in culture nor traditions, nor looks nor customa nor history.. it was completely a different Land...Nowhere in Indian history they mention The hills of northeast, cus they didn't have Administrative or economic control over there... After thousands of Living as Autonomous and independent People, the British Empire Came and Developed the region with academic education Christianity , modern lifestyles and the art of Trading... Even the British didn't Colonized Nagas but rather approach and maintained a friendly Relationship.. Some Campaigns happend here and there due to Raids and loots by Nagas. Soo the World war 1 started in foreign lands, and many naga Warriors was enrolled in the Allied forces Assisting in war in France. These surviving Warriors and soldiers after seeing the world in picture like never Before and understood about the World outside the Hills of Naga Realm came back to Nagaland with Gathered knowledge about the mechanism of the World; it will be indeed astonishing and overwhelming for a Group of Nagas whose ancestors and themselves have lived their whole lives in the Hills among headhunters totally disconnected for the Outside world life and technology; and suddenly they are shifted to France where the Civilization was was beyond their Understanding. They saw weapons of great power, in their view which only God could possess, they experienced buzzing physical and Moral structure of society that was way ahead of their time. They also witness the greatest war in history of that time like never before, In their homeland Arrows and bows and spears machete was weapons of Warfare that could Kill people but here they witness Battle at completely different level, a war that could even wipe humanity from the Surface of this Planet Earth. They came back to their Homeland rejoicing victory yet with the horrors of war in the back of their Minds and what it can do. These Warriors came together to Unite the Whole Nagas and Tribes as they knew what happened in France could also happen in their homeland One-day. With Gathered knowledge of politics, ideologies and seeing how nations grow Strength thes group of Warriors became The First Naga nationalist to grow in strength and power and be ready in Case if one day such fate comes face to face with our destiny. Even at this time, India was Totally out of picture in context with Nagas. Then Soon, what the Nation list feared about the Prophecy,the Greatest war of all time Fell upon the Innocent Nagas. It was an outside conflict and Naga had no involvement on it, they were going about their daily lives and Suddenly the World war was in Nagaland. Most Nagas haven't even seen an automatic Rifle that time, and out of nowhere, they saw war planes, shells and bombs dropping, 100 thousands of armed soldiers, tanks etc etc. Just some few days back, it was a peaceful life in Beautiful Hills and now, it was a Nightmare, such that no one knew when they would see a quite and serene morning again. Even at such times, the nagas volunteered and fought bravely protecting their Motherland, family and loved ones. With God's grace the War of Wars WW2 came to an end, in their own Naga soil. Then the British empire gave Nagas Independent Power of Administration. Everyone was happy and Glad that the dust has finally settled down and now better days was ahead. They didn't know worst reality was about to Unfold. This is where the Indians Step in. They also got their Independence from the Britsh empire. Indian govt then Unleash war ,torture, killings, rapes etc for dacades the most unethical and inhuman act( research and read the decades of Deeds of Indian army and Govt towardsthe Nagas(, just to claim the lands. The Nagas still stood strong to protect the Motherland, culture and love ones. But sadly the People of Nagalim was divided through fake borders In the later 20th century, after all the efforts by Indian Army and govt. To eradicate the Nagas, they didn't succeed to suppress the Voices of the people and came to an agreement which still state that Nagaland as an Autonomous place with its customs and cultures intact. Naga Nationalist are known as the Mother on insurgency and longest running Political parties of the Govt. SO THE STATEMENT "NAGAS migrated to India" is False. It was and is Nagaland from the start. It was Nagas that joined the Indian Union with terms, conditions and period, and not Nagaland being under Indian Jurisdiction from historical past. Indians came in to steal like the British did to them. The question in my head is that,"How? How can people and country who have suffered immensely Under foreign rules and invasion for centuries do the same to other Race of people... This shows they were complete evil.

[@MunuchanOfficial]

Igorot ,Nagas,and Taiwan(Formosa) culture and traditional dress are very familiar we are related to each other Hope one fine day we can unite our relationship again ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@certifiedtroll2578]

On the other side of the spectrum, DNA analysis done on skeletons of the ancient founders of Indus Valley civilization in India reveals that they share the same DNA with all the people of South East Asia. Most likely, they reached the islands of Sumatra in bulk where they spread out to different regions. One of those who went sailing further with their boats were the ancient Lapita people. Incidentally, the closest DNA link of the Lapita people were traced to the Ami people of Taiwan as well as the Igorots of North Luzon. That is an accurate scientific evidence that we did not came out of Taiwan, rather as colonist from the South who migrated further back in time from the Indus Valley.

[@abubanana503]

@@certifiedtroll2578 It's Sulawesi, not Sumatra.

[@elevo1st]

Also Dayak tribe in kalimantan or Borneo

[@akhizomemewala1357]

Go to your land leave india

[@rangtaluck]

I am a Naga and believe we share a common history 💝💝 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWTIZqStrc6HiMk

[@HONKAI_NAAM]

Yes I'm a wancho tribe of Arunachal Pradesh we are also one of naga tribes we use sea shell as ornaments , shawls , we use to practice tattoos , use log drum , hornbill feathers and we grow millets rice and uses a cutted log with hole in it to remove husk(covers) of millet before we cook it and we also make fermented millet rice beer ...So according to what you have explained I think we are somewhat related ...

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you for sharing this. 🙏🙏🙏

[@pumangjr.7464]

Wancho, a proud Naga Tribe♥

[@Xavier-cm1vt]

Yes especially Wancho and Konyak Naga are brothers.

[@chunlung3386]

Brothers!! I'm Naga, from Nagaland, Liangmai community💚

[@jhonwicked3722]

hi brother im an igorot and i think our ancestors are related.

[@amoshangsenmatey3151]

I'm from North East of India, Arunachal Pradesh and belong to earlier referred to as a sub tribe of Naga called Nokte. Just like it's mentioned here we were head hunters and some villages have still preserved the human skull that were hunted as a trophy in the earlier days. The name of many villages here share the same name in Nagaland

[@loongsout]

Know your history it's not a sub tribe it's more like a Naga most of them they migrated from tirap (Changlang ,tirap and longding).

[@PangngamKonyak-p2j]

​@@loongsoutkhonsa district bhi hai

[@merrick6484]

As a Taiwanese, I can atest to the Head Hunting too. It was the biggest Fear created to your enemy tribe. When Han Chinese crossed the straits, they have to face the fearsome indiginous tribes. However, with the unlimited supply of young Chinese men looking for land to develop, indiginous Taiwanese tribes can no longer hold their grounds. I have both indiginous and Han DNA in me, just like more than 80% of current day Taiwanese.

[@PangngamKonyak-p2j]

Sahi bat hai

[@FREE-NORTHEAST200]

Same with garos.

[@seikhoraihmai7688]

I'm Poumai Naga from Manipur state and here Naga community covered 60-70 % of total state geographical area. As we see lot of similarities among us. Inter marriage among the Nagas, Igorot, Taiwan,..etc should be encouraged so to bring us closer to one another.

[@germar5813]

starting in one step, there must be a reunion someday

[@redzef4227]

So can you introduce as to your Naga ladies..many igorots are now going bachelors

[@redzef4227]

Agree to that

[@redzef4227]

But I'm agreeing if you introduce your Naga ladies to our igorot men cause our igorot men are now being bachelors😂

[@iKiLLproSGaming]

​@@redzef4227this is the reason we left in the first place 👍 we still don't like your reasoning skills🤨😂jk😂 Or am I?🤨🥸

[@KivonGaming]

i am filipino and i have friend from nagaland india i was always wondering why she looked asian and now i know the history, i now realize that we all came from 1 ancestry and we should not think ourselves as divided, by nations.. we should love and protect each other. Help one another very informative video. thank you for this

[@leogus4712]

I'm a naga and my Filipino and filipina friends thinks I used fake profile as I'm indian😂😂

[@motsuthungodyuo8014]

I don't know how this popped up in my recommendations but found this quite informative and interesting

[@khokuzosapu3559]

Same here quite interesting 👍

[@randomstranger7841]

Same

[@say_yeah198]

Nakoz

[@NathyBoyTv]

In bicol sampulo is 10

[@constantinebashena9919]

Indeed our world is getting smaller.. Appreciate your research Brother..we need more of this videos instead of a 100 page history book.. Love from MAO NAGA

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you my Naga friend. I appreciate you all my Naga brothers and sisters. 🙏

[@shangreiyorimai637]

Cultural interactions may do wonders

[@barutakpasaway]

In the Philippines there's a city called NAGA in the Bicol region,Mao means in visayan truly.

[@angelshimray9649]

😅😮

[@yangeelongchar4796]

I am a Naga and very happy to learn about our past connections through you.

[@enemymine1335]

South china down to maritime southeast asia may have similarities of cultures before the expansion of the northern chinese,and the expansion of the Hindu civilition to southeast asia.

[@RockNrolls-d8g]

I’m from Bontoc (Bontoks is one of the Igorot tribe), Mountain Province, Philippines. I grew up in Bontoc but currently residing here in New Zealand. We can tell that there are similarities between the culture and traditions of Igorot and Maori people. We have our sacred house in Bontoks that we call “At-tor” and this is where we conduct our rituals and we sleep there as well. In Maori they call their sacred house Wharenui (They call their sacred place as Marae which includes the house Whatenui, correct me if I’m wrong). In terms of numbers, we pronounce our 1 to 10 in Bontoks 1=Esa, 2=Chuwa, 3=tulu, 4=Eppat, 5=Lima, 6=enem, 7=pitu, 8=walu, 9=sham, and 10=Sinpu-u. 1 to 10 in Maori is Tahi, Rua, Toru, Wha, Rima, Ono, Whitu, Waru, Iwa, and Tekau respectively. Half of the numbers sounds similar which is interesting. I don’t know much about the Maori language but what surprised me the most is we the Bontoks and Maori have the word “PATU” with the same meaning which means “bat” (like the baseball bat). In Bontoks Igorot tribe, Patu is the object (the bat) and when we say “pat-u-wam” it means you strike him/her. There are probably more words that with similar spelling, pronunciation and with the same meaning. Keep up the good work kailyan.

[@AlasCador]

WELL PACIFIC ISLANDERS CAME FROM THE AUSTRONESIANS FROM THE PHILIPPINES. SO WHAT WOULD YOU EXPECT? 😅

[@testing123.]

Thanks for sharing 👍 #igorotak 😊

[@Eskbgdjiyibfd]

Saya dari Sulawesi tenggara, Wakatobi Indonesia,, menghitung 1 sampai 10 1 asa, 2 dua, 3 tolu, 4 ha'a, 5 lima, 6 no'o, 7 pitu, 8 walu, 9 sia, 10 ompulu,,

[@rodenreyes6320]

Tagalog has "patpat", a slender stick, from bamboo mostly...must have some connection.

[@JayYaj-k7n]

Dam almost similar to polynesian...in samoan 1-10 1.tasi 2.lua 3.tolu 4.fa 5.lima. 6.ono. 7.fitu 8.valu 9.iva 10.sefulu​@Eskbgdjiyibfd

[@ariannlumbag8520]

I'm Igorot as well. Igorot-Visayan. I hope one day we could have a one united grand celebration with the rest of our ancestral roots from those places

[@certifiedtroll2578]

Speaking of Ancestral roots, DNA analysis done on skeletons of the ancient founders of Indus Valley civilization in India reveals that they share the same DNA with all the people of South East Asia. Most likely, they reached the islands of Sumatra in bulk where they spread out to different regions. One of those who went sailing further with their boats were the ancient Lapita people. Incidentally, the closest DNA link of the Lapita people were traced to the Ami people of Taiwan as well as the Igorots of North Luzon. And that, my friends, is a scientific evidence that we did not came out of Taiwan, but rather arrived as colonist from the south tracing our ancestors further back in time to the Indus Vallye. In addition, Sulawesi at the top of the list of the oldest inhabited places in East Asia. Some of its traders and colonizers reached as far as the coasts of modern day Vietnam, travelling inland to places such as Southern China, Chin State in Myanmar, as far as East India. That explain why even in the remotest mountains you can find ornamental shells and pearls.

[@abubanana503]

@@certifiedtroll2578 It's Sulawesi, not Sumatra.

[@joelperillotempra9324]

Yes thats true but theres a worst Theres an a igorot and Visayan married but the male Visayan is from Capiz

[@John77Doe]

I thought Igorots are from Luzon. 😃😃😃😃

[@ygolot1013]

I have a friend with a lumbag surname.

[@kitti9969]

I've read a book called "Glimpses of Naga Legacy and culture" by Joseph S. Thong,and it highlights about nagas coming from the sea hence we have the evidence of using conch-shells, and log drums like canoes of the islanders. Although we don't know where the nagas are exactly from, I hope that in the future all of this is sorted out with more in-depth research. Thankyou for bringing this into light. Love from Nagaland❤

[@Kangshou_Chang]

Naga DNA need to be studied and compare with other SE asian people. We Nagas are so diverse, even among tribals we speak different dialects. The eastern Naga tribals practised head hunting even in 1980s. I personally saw it in 1990 when I was a kid. Their are some Phonetic similarly in counting numbers when I compare with Chinese, Korean and my tribal dialect. We Nagas are settled in hilly areas but we use lots of sea shells as an ornament which are not found anywhere near our inhabited area. My grandfather once told us that our ancistors came to our present place by boat, he was just narrating what his grandparents told him, and here in Nagaland we don't use boats, we only have hilly rivers where we can't use boats.

[@arusalandmannoknaga6534]

Yes.. It's true

[@vevovenyo6994]

@kanshou Chang ... Not only Eastern Nagas But All Nagas practised Headhunting .. ✌️

[@Kangshou_Chang]

@@vevovenyo6994 May be earlier but they stopped such practices due to early exposure and arrival of education and Christianity. When I was a kid I saw fresh heads, limbs hanging on bamboo pole even in early 90s. In some chang, konyak, khiamnyungan villages you will still find caves full of skulls. Which are not found in western or central naga villages.

[@chinlee3460]

Just like yours we also lived in mountainous areas of cordellira

[@vevovenyo6994]

@@Kangshou_Chang yes ... Konyaks and Changs are the last ..

[@ellene25]

I worked in Taiwan and adapted quickly with some natives in southern Taiwan. Some of their language is similar to ours. Their skin color is the same as ours.

[@101HLT]

I with Filipino friends visited Alisan conversing in Tagalog and an old native approached asking what tribe do we belong! We end up comparing Tagalog with his native language and most of the numbers and action words sound similar!

[@iskra2677]

Gurll I wanna visit our ancestors 🥺

[@薛氏-z5s]

Austronesian Taiwanese indigenous peoples = Austronesian Filipinos Taiwanese indigenous peoples kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIbYeppnq5aEY6csi=Jdwa4rjGCMbkyI99

[@kambuidangmei6202]

I'm from Rongmei Naga tribe, whereas i recently found that there is a city called Rongmei city in Hubei province china. My elders says our ancestors migrated from China. Thank u for bringing this research.

[@black__monk400]

Rongmei was born out fro. Makuilongdi like Zeme and Liangmai brothers. Rongmei name in China has no basis for arguments or originality in your assumptions. Zeliangrong are blood brothers with Liangmai as eldest brother and Rongmei as youngest. So, Zeliangrong or Rongmei per se has no connection. Our people originates from the same Makuilongdi village. Do your research

[@jadeemperor1616]

Lmao 🤣

[@bronkoironheart9005]

😂 😂

[@inahotos1324]

Ok. Go back to the Great Walls of China 🤣🤣

[@farahtamkin1365]

My parents are Kankanaey. I've read their connection to Ami & Atayel tribes from Taiwan, their DNA shows East Asia & gave rise to Austranesian. Quite interesting to know your roots.

[@razkrhak5062]

This is a very happy shocking revelation of different peoples in different parts of the world with 80% similar looks, culture and tradition. I am glad to have learn this information.

[@FDGSTAGES]

I am happy to have shared something to you brother. 🙏

[@happysoulkichular5814]

Im from nagaland... Even the looks and diet and culture is similar to Philippines and Indonesian

[@Aj-lw1ej]

Iam a naga in NE india, the picture and culture you presented are so simillar to us.especially the traditional attire.so intriguing and you have open my curiosity to more about it.please do more research and share.

[@vicarroyo8680]

In the Philippines we have two places called Naga City in Bicol region and Naga in Cebu

[@vicarroyo8680]

Where this name originated??????

[@vicarroyo8680]

Suggests to explore the Nagas in state of Nagaland in North India.I met some and noted similarity

[@artaosen4949]

I'm an AO Naga, and am impressed by your in depth research and Narration, keep it up brother! Waiting for your next video, I think you should travel and document simillar traditions. Cheers. 👍👍

[@marciannatolentino2474]

This is the blog history that I will surely be following. Thank you for making me know where and who we are as Filipinos.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you ❤️

[@HelgaBabushka]

Thank you so much for this. It gives me a lot for goosebumps, and it almost made me cry. I hope to see you one day fulfill all your dreams and see you have millions of subscribers. There are so many Filipinos who don't even want to recognize Igorot or Aeta because they are embarrassed to accept it. Many Filipino would rather accept being part of Spanish and Fair Skin Chinese, and It's very sad. We need more people like you to spread this kind of word. I'm very proud that my ancestors were Aetas.

[@jackytoy2191]

Thanks bro. I am a Naga Sumi tribe we are living far from the sea but we use sea shell in our ornaments, we always confused why our forefathers use such shell now I believe we might have migrated near by the sea.

[@blossomeverything7666]

👍👍true

[@mughashejimomi3368]

True

[@jacklamkang]

I'm a Naga of Lamkang tribe & I've also heard that we must have had lived near a sea in the past (possibly southern Myanmar) as we also have sea shell in our ornaments coz there's no sea on the four side of Manipur where we primarily live today.

[@charlieneks4534]

Yes, jacky...

[@The_Red_G]

No migrated from china bro.

[@kaichamthwmy5029]

Looking at every episodes, it's almost undeniable to state that we are related somehow ..cheers from northeast India to all my brothers and sisters our there:)

[@zencooking2682]

The Ami/Amis of Taiwan are the closest genetic relative of Filipinos. It would be good to start a movement to connect the Indigenous peoples of Taiwan and the Igorots of the Philippines and the rest of Filipinos as well.

[@vitrarom4468]

This makes sense. In Singapore education, they learn that the second wave of migration to Southeast Asia is from southern China or Taiwan. The second wave migrants drove the first wave of migrants (from Africa) into the mountains (Aetas in the PH, Orang Asli in Malaysia and Indonesia). Those second wave migrants also secured dwelling in the mountains.

[@user-pt6nk4cq7e]

@@vitrarom4468 Don't forget the Mani/Maniq of Thailand, they're same race as Aetas and Orang asli.

[@michaeljubilado4642]

Hello all cousin

[@curious1224]

I'm from Angami tribe from nagaland

[@nugnorab5257]

Philippines are diverse in deferent tribes in the North are the Igorots & some Filipino tribes are Micronesians or Melanesians majority are Indonesians.

[@gRAx_4k]

Hats off for your efforts in bringing up this kind of videos which hardly anyone does now. I'm too from northeast India belonging to the ChinKukiMizo tribe.

[@atompuro4946]

Very exciting .... You are doing a great job connecting us I am from Nagaland...... Living in Florida. I think the Native Americans..... The Red Indians are also from our group.....

[@FDGSTAGES]

Yes, definitely! Their tattoos have a lot of similarities too!

[@Mira-g6f5o]

I guessed so because some Americans they told me I look like native American 😂😂

[@jadeemperor1616]

Dude which part of the US are you from? 😂 Never call native Americans 'r*d Indians', it's almost equivalent to calling black American the N word.

[@lightsonjajo607]

Really appreciate your hard work. Being Tangkhul Naga from Manipur, North East India, love to hear more. Let's unite our hearts through our tradition and culture. God bless.

[@mhiesisenyu2232]

Yes, bro Naga's in Nagaland manu bal para tangkhul manu ke jani ase. Chinta nakuri bhi.

[@jamesboth3785]

No. Tangkhul are not naga. They are tangkhul. Claiming to be naga for political reasons. Shameless people. We the real nagas from Nagaland don't consider them as naga

[@ngaraipammahongnao8521]

@@jamesboth3785 Please don't spew your ignorance over here. The question of: Who are the Nagas, will not be determined by bigots like you, spewing hatred and ignorance in social media. Nagas are determined by their cultures, traditions, descents, lifestyles, food habits, languages and many tangible and intangible cultural heritages, and not by your bigoted opinion. If you don't know, you better be silent. Please look carefully at the traditional shawls in this video clip presented by the author, it is a shawl known as "Chon-khom", and it belongs to the Tangkhul Nagas. If Tangkhuls are not Nagas as you claim, than you are not supposed to be here.

[@monster6025]

@@jamesboth3785 bro 100/ right but nagas r not only in nagaland khiamniungan naga r half in nagaland half population under in maymar

[@lungsuangpoukamei3792]

​@@jamesboth3785 third class citizen spotted

[@lucymodi5013]

I just want to thank in regards of all the North East people ❤

[@tenshiyuzuru7715]

The similarities of nagas & igorot is huge, bro you are great upload more video's. Iam Naga from manipur.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank yoh very much my sister/brother. I appreciate you my Naga friends. I hope to visit Nagaland and Manipur in the future. 🙏

[@bongaibanja4639]

@@FDGSTAGES please do visit.. You're welcome anytime 😇

[@MrSicc274]

Great content. Very interesting for me as a Maori. Watching from Aotearoa

[@ameliaenah]

Maori sounds very familiar, in Northeast India there's a naga tribe called Mao

[@ericperedo131]

Bravo FREDDIE BOY you brieflly explained a history you researched about us igorots and our counter parrts with similarities. Pls go continue sharing what you researched more.

[@jaketemporary2060]

I have been so interested in the culture of the cordillerans, their dialect, their ancient origins and many more... Been reading some Google info's and articles and I'm glad that you were able to present a very interesting presentation that really caught my interest! Thank you so much kakailyan! More of these kind of revelations please.. Agyaman kami kabsat. 🙏

[@FDGSTAGES]

My pleasure! I really appreciate it. It's really hard to find a wholesome piece that covers a broad but comprehensive Igorot cultural topic and so I thought carefully making one would be helpful for us. I'm happy to hear about that. Keep going 😊 Sala-salamat metlang. Cheers!

[@wilsanch8090]

I read a newly published Igorot culture. Search (proquest) Inayan: Cultural indigeneity of IGOROTS by Dr. Bene Molintas.

[@certifiedtroll2578]

On the other side of the spectrum, DNA analysis done on skeletons of the ancient founders of Indus Valley civilization in India reveals that they share the same DNA with all the people of South East Asia. Most likely, they reached the islands of Sumatra in bulk where they spread out to different regions. One of those who went sailing further with their boats were the ancient Lapita people. Incidentally, the closest DNA link of the Lapita people were traced to the Ami people of Taiwan as well as the Igorots of North Luzon. That is an accurate scientific evidence that we did not came out of Taiwan, rather as colonist from the South who migrated further back in time from the Indus Valley.

[@abubanana503]

@@certifiedtroll2578 It's Sulawesi, not Sumatra.

[@AlasCador]

Filipinos (including Igorots) are Austronesians (except the Aeta tribes referred to as the Afro-Filipinos). NE Indians aren't Austronesians. The similarity to the physical attributes and culture is due to the fact that Austronesians were originally from East Asia about 5,000 years ago (approx. 3,000 BCE). However, Austronesians didn't descend from the Chinese. Austronesian, Chinese (Sinnitic), Hmong Mien, and Austroasiatic people came from same grandparent(s) based on DNA testing and segmentation….

[@LucasNga]

Representing Nagas by the Zeliang's tribe traditional attire 🥰 thank you. I'm a Naga from Zeliang tribe Nagaland.

[@dirkdigler595]

My naga friends used to call me chinpai konyak just to tease me. I’m the only Filipino in the group. There were Mizos,Manipuri, Meghalaya boys in our football team .

[@Jennie-my3gg]

@@dirkdigler595 what is chinpai konyak ,kuya?

[@dirkdigler595]

@@Jennie-my3gg konyak is a tribe in Nagaland and chingpai is quite a funny name . Konyak tribe has a head hunting tradition. They named me that because I play as defender aggressively .it's like wanting to take the opponents heads off. 😄

[@ketokholtu6959]

Thanks for your thoroughly research content. Love from the state of Nagaland - North Eastern part of India, bordering with Myanmar. It is very likely that the Nagas came from the South-Eastern region of Asia. This assumption is based on the fact that there are many similarities between the Nagas and the natives of South-Asia such as the Ifugaos and Igorots of the Philippines, the Dayaks and Kayan of Borneo and the Battaks of Sumatra. These similarities can be found in the physical features, customs, material culture and general way of life. The extensive use of sea shells by the Nagas also bears testimony to the fact that they lived near the sea at a certain point of time in their history. It is probable that the Nagas migrated towards their present home from different directions after having crossed the mountains and rivers of South-Asia. Historians have established the fact that various Naga tribes belonged to different waves of immigrants. These immigrants brought with them the culture of the place from where they had migrated. As time passed, in accordance with the need and demands of their new environment, some changes took place. It appears that the present territory which comprises the State of Nagaland was uninhabited before their coming from different places, though not too far apart from each other, this probably accounts for the varieties of languages spoken by the Nagas and the slight cultural variation that exist among them. Naga tribes are scattered over a wide expanse of territory in the North-Eastern part of India. For easier administration, the British followed by the Indian Government divided all the territories inhabited by the Nagas. The end result was that some of the Nagas came to be under India while some remained under Myanmar. In India, Naga tribes are mainly found in the states of Nagaland, Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Wish to see more of your research in the coming episode. Kuknalin!!! Kevi-u Uya!!!

[@samuelawungshiadvisorhaomi888]

Great. I appreciate your comments. The issue is diverse but interrelated. I'm from western Nagalim, at present in the North East India. There are folklore and folksong handed down by our forefathers in one of which an old man named Thembu from kasom khunao ukhrul district before conversion to Christianity used to mention all the important dispersal places in China, Burma while offerings being done to the spirits of our ancestors who had settled places ibid. That implied a good clue of their ancestral migration route. Hope we all can extract good info from it.

[@nightchanges8153]

Arunchal?? Really

[@floridamanvergilfromaltern938]

yo bro u wrote the whole chapter i forgor the lesson name XD

[@nightchanges8153]

@@floridamanvergilfromaltern938 hes fcking knowledge

[@juliusangawa802]

Wow, you seem to have done some research too. Yes, I am Bontoc - Ifugao. You mentioned Ifugaos, they seem to resemble the konyaks and another tribe of Taiwan that chew betel nuts and grisly headhunting, plus the dayak in Indonesia. Thank you for the interactions. I met one guy from Nagaland in 1986,he came to my town in Banaue, he was studying at seminary that time. I wonder how he is now.

[@themreiyot.awungshi4182]

Yes, this brother is really really doing a very very useful works. Keep it up this worthy works for the sake of love, unity and liberty of all mankind. Lots of thanks and wishing you good luck.

[@ngamo52Nick]

Great video I enjoyed watching it. I’m a Maori from New Zealand. Kia Ora.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Whakawhetai koe!

[@marygracetayambong6541]

Amazing it is to think that we are divided into different places but we have this relation to meet that is bound by our cultures and traditions.

[@juliopasngadan5256]

Amazing researched. Keep on doing more...

[@certifiedtroll2578]

On the other side of the spectrum, DNA analysis done on skeletons of the ancient founders of Indus Valley civilization in India reveals that they share the same DNA with all the people of South East Asia. Most likely, they reached the islands of Sumatra in bulk where they spread out to different regions. One of those who went sailing further with their boats were the ancient Lapita people. Incidentally, the closest DNA link of the Lapita people were traced to the Ami people of Taiwan as well as the Igorots of North Luzon. And that, my friends, is a scientific evidence that we did not came out of Taiwan, but rather arrived as colonist from the south tracing our ancestors further back in time to the Indus Vallye. In addition, Sulawesi at the top of the list of the oldest inhabited places in East Asia. Some of its traders and colonizers reached as far as the coasts of modern day Vietnam, travelling inland to places such as Southern China, Chin State in Myanmar, as far as East India. That explain why even in the remotest mountains you can find ornamental shells and pearls.

[@ccpbomshak9106]

After watching this video, now i knows my lineage. Thank you so much and keep it up 👍👍👍 with lots love and best wishes from Longleng,Nagaland. NE-India.🙏

[@louienajaypa101]

A tribal lover from zamboanga del norte, i also witness the rich culture of the subanen tribes which is also related to the said cultures. They also hunt animals in the forest for food with cooked upland rice. They also serve shots of fermented rice husks beer to special visitors in a special celebration like wedding and thanksgiving

[@anagreenevlogs4135]

Best Igorot videos, so educational!

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you so much 😊

[@redeemsonluithui8706]

Sending lots of love from Nagaland to all the Igorot brother and sisters. Hope more interesting Video to be seen from you. Keep up the good work Brother.May God bless you.🙏

[@AlasCador]

NOT ONLY THE IGOROTS ARE THE AUSTRONESIANS 😅

[@Gondu]

A very interesting presentation. I am a Kadazan from Sabah, the Borneo part of the Federation of Malaysia. Our tribe were once headhunters too.

[@Amen7801]

I'm from North East India 🇮🇳from Manipur state. We have an oral history that our tribes were once lived in borneo there we practice headhunting. From Borneo we went further and crossed Tibetan mountain and finally reached North East of India🇮🇳.

[@neitskrome4873]

That sounds really plausible too. I hope some more discoveries will happen in that area as well

[@jrsegundo599]

Kadazan to us igorot in the Philippines meant trees in the forest

[@Gondu]

@@jrsegundo599 wow ...that interesting to know sir. Ogirot in our language is "tight".

[@jrsegundo599]

@@Gondu yes...we also say its nairot...meant tight sir..dis will tell our similarity which proves we came from one astronesian anscestry.

[@kingclan007]

I am always keen to find out who are out blood relatives, whom do we share culturally and languistically etc, and here we are on the way to finally satisfy my quest. By the way I am Naga. And please continue to do your research and share more of it. Would love to help you in whichever way you need. Thanks.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you my Naga brother. That is good to know that people like you do are keen to know about our culture and connection. 🙏

[@anomalianomali5080]

Of course, the Eastern Eurasian/Mongoloid peoples are a relatively young/new group, only splitting up 12,000 years ago when even at that time cultivation was already practiced in several parts of the world.

[@MomshieJhen]

I love how you made the presention very interesting and comprehensive. You are a natural story teller. I learned something too.. :) Keep it up kabsat. :)

[@Loveisblindman]

Naga's ornaments and jewelry are made from seashells but here nowadays we can't find the original one. The original ornaments are kept hiding secret because it's expensive and they are afraid of losing. My question is how did naga's take seashells while they live in top of the mountains.

[@tsaseannar1480]

Good question

[@Reingampamlunglo7431]

It is believed that Nagas once lived in seashore or a region that had close proximity with ocean/water bodies before the migration to their present day Myanmar and North-East India.

[@anguviaye6950]

Check out the lost tribes of Nanman

[@logicalindian4673]

And our log drums look a lot like boats.

[@wallingnaga6563]

There's a saying that our log drums are actually cannoes which we used to travel while we lived near sea shores.

[@alojohn71]

Very pleasantly surprised to know our common roots-. Congratulations brother, youve taken a giant step for all of us. Hope we can form a social media group to explore more of our commonalities. Let us together trace our ultimate origin n roots. Pls keep updating 😊😊😊😊

[@FDGSTAGES]

My pleasure, and thank you brother. I'm hapoy that this simple step is getting attention. Hoping to do more like this so I can solidify my works.

[@raymondmalim1882]

It is indeed mind boggling that we are all related, i am a Malaysian Dusun in Sabah... where our culture, language & way of life have similarity. To be a Dusun Tobilung, i find that we have similarity with the Bunun tribe in Taiwan the same goes with some dialect that are spoken in the Philippine.. how is that. I like to follow & keep in touch with your goodself so that we learn & get to know each other. I am very keen to learn languages. For your info i am a retiree, just recently retired after working with the goverment for 35 years. So i feel i am now free to study & learn something new thus stumbling upon your video makes me yearn to learn the origin of my ancestors. Keep in touch bro tq.

[@ekayangtyler5592]

Impressive kailyan! I can imagine the amount of dry reading you went through to bring us this gold nuggets. Salasalamat. Good job.

[@FDGSTAGES]

My pleasure. A lot kailyan, had to spent a lot of time. Hehe. Salasalamat ah. Cheers!

[@sivilhumor4511]

Good job, brother keep it up. A Naga of Nagaland am proud of you. Hope present generation scholars will do more research on this although it is undeniable that once upon a time our people lived together. Due to sheer want of migration and passage of time all these people are living in distant places from one another today. May God bless you.

[@theauthorofpain5241]

Very much informative video, this is really interesting and it's good to see how our Nagas people are assembled in the comments section 😀 Appreciated for the research.

[@axone12345]

This is a great content. Keep going, until oneday may we find all the answers that is still a mystery about our ancestors.

[@fernandoinso7216]

Helo bro some of it were already shown. We have the menashi tribe that preserve their culture they are one of the tribes of Israel, see menashe tribes in you tube. We were just fooled by these japhetites white people. But we are already waking up our creator is YAH OR YAHAWAH and He is showing favor again for us His people. Shalawam (Peace be to you)

[@mairiwinring6456]

Thank you brother for enlightening us with many sources , truly appreciate your hardwork, i wish that your channel could become as successful as one could be

[@halobora]

Have you also learned about Minahasa Tribe? We’re from North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Located right below Philippines. Our Traditional ‘Kabasaran’ Attire is similiar with Dayak and Igorot. Our facial features, alao language resambles Filipinos.

[@skylinelover9276]

Because north Suluwesi is austronesian DNA O1a and South Suluwesi is Austronesianized Austroasiatic

[@12345nature]

It is mentioned in our ancestral song that we people migrated from sumatra island and migrated through land and rivers and finally settled in the Indo Burma region. Also there is a history where our great great grandfather travelled through the mighty hwangzo river in a boat and got separated with younger brother. And both boats went in different direction and the younger brother is still not known about. And our great grandfather travelled to the present indo burma area!

[@FDGSTAGES]

Wow that is so interesting! Thank you for sharing. 🙏

[@whereismyharleyquinn2177]

Meitei Ethnic of Manipur talks of the same story of separation with the elder brother.

[@ejandaya2835]

Our great grandfathers sailed away in different directions 😅

[@hawaandroid2786]

@@FDGSTAGES Hi there, I would like to inform you that we in Malaysia has done MTDNA test and also DNA mapping for tribe in Malaysia. We found out that the modern human travel out from Africa to be exact Djibouti to SouthEast Asia Peninsular snd Sumatra. They stay there until sea level rising then disperse out to mainland until China then reach Taiwan. They stay quite a time there until they travel out from Taiwan to Borneo and other South East Asia land and island. So I guess that the migration out from Taiwan to the rest of the world did happened but at later time.

[@k.yaolaichainaga6892]

Appreciated for the video...🌈 Yes undoubtedly we the Nagas, Igorots, Dayaks, Atayal etc is somewhat interrelated in one way or the other. As far as our Naga ethnic origin is concerned basing on ancient folktales & folklores than our ancestors migrated from China in unknown past and that's undeniable. Anyway more in-depth research will be required in future..

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you so much for sharing. Yes, indeed. We look forward for futures studies. As for now, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to all of you our Naga brothers and sisters. 💯

[@Quirkyfactoids123]

Genetically Nagas are sino-Tibetans but they have intermarried with austronesian tribes in southern china in their process of migration hence they have cultural similarities with austronesians. Southern China is actually the original homeland of austronesians, they were probably driven out by sino-Tibetans. The austronesians then migrated to Taiwan and from Taiwan the expansion of austronesians began into Southeast Asia and Oceania. ITaiwan as the point from which the austronesians further expanded into Southeast Asia and Oceania is proven by the fact Taiwanese aborigines who are austronesians have the greatest linguistic diversity.

[@billysangma5891]

I'm from the Garo tribe and based on our folklores we migrated from Tibet. Sometimes I think most of the northeast tribes were once a part of one huge group of migrators.

[@asinoralte2881]

@@FDGSTAGES I just wanna chime in here too. We Mizo people are also very similar to the Naga people, it's like they are "the extreme cousin of ours" and since we are also from NE India, i personally think it's not far off. Head hunting, terrace farming, living in colonies but no tattoos. Some people who had the chance to study history of our ancestors believes that we came from Chin Hills, and according to some folklore and stories, we escaped from "a terrible cause" so this got me thinking, China?

[@scp-mxiiianomalousdromeus1117]

Atayal, seediq, truku and Kavalan are the most famous lalau/Dayan (machete) wilding Taiwanese aboriginals every single Taiwanese tribe (recognized by the government or not) has practice head hunting in their long history on the island The term Atayal is actually pretty broad and traditionally describes a single tribe Many people called the other 3 tribes I mentioned Atayal due to a similar language family spoken by all four tribes

[@teachhangte8501]

I am from NE India and I belong to Mizo. The only Austronasian DNA we have is Vietnamese. The rest are Chinese (Major DNA), Nepali, Central Asia, Inuit and some European DNA. By the way, what a good context you are bringing.

[@aloyad71]

Vietnamese " Chums" is more like malay.

[@Nagalim7890]

@@aloyad71 northern Vietnamese more like the Chinese

[@st4r444]

What proof do you have if central asia and inuit dna?

[@Nagalim7890]

@@st4r444 no need for proof central Asia is 0.1-0.5 percent found In avg mizo and 1-2 Inuit in mizo

[@st4r444]

@@Nagalim7890 0.1 LOL

[@yteshil8131]

I am a maring tribe naga from manipur North East India thank's u so much for sharing us history , in the future we will loved each other

[@kusihari1425]

This is amaizing, I was not Igorot but I have lineage in Bagobo and Waray, and grew up in Manila, sadly only speaking Tagalog. It is fascinating there is documentation about kababayans Igorots as the books did not tackle too much about their culture alongside most other ethnic minority in pur country. Mabuhay ❤ Godbless to 'ya.

[@eagleofthenorthmacroexcell6843]

maybe if you can collaborate with people on those places you mentioned and try to learn their culture and make a video about it

[@FDGSTAGES]

Nice idea. We'll see. Cheers! 😊

[@kenlody]

Great job bro.... I am a Naga from Nagaland and I feel the same way about our common ancestors...

[@FDGSTAGES]

Lots of appreciation to you our Naga brothers and Sisters in Nagaland. 🙏

[@AlasCador]

WE ARE RELATED BECAUSE WE CAME FROM SAME GRANDPARENT.

[@AlasCador]

Filipinos (including Igorots) are Austronesians (except the Aeta tribes referred to as the Afro-Filipinos). NE Indians aren't Austronesians. The similarity to the physical attributes and culture is due to the fact that Austronesians were originally from East Asia about 5,000 years ago (approx. 3,000 BCE). However, Austronesians didn't descend from the Chinese. Austronesian, Chinese (Sinnitic), Hmong Mien, and Austroasiatic people came from same grandparent(s) based on DNA testing and segmentation…….

[@lembachang9778]

U are amazing bro...from this vedio we learn so many important lesson that how we similar to each other.

[@alextuccu9926]

Thank you brother. With lots of love from Nagaland.

[@chemicalTv24]

I belong to a nyishi tribe of arunachal pradesh... I dont know much about our ancestral history but our forefathers too were head hunters... And after watching ur video i think we too are related with what ever u r saying... My great forefathers too were head hunters... And we too migrated from one place to another for survival for better land and too conquer... Different lands....

[@aksumi4660]

Im from nagaland and i believe that we are brothers... Keep it up bro

[@richodulio7550]

I love northeast India, I hope we can be friends, from the Philippines mabuhay

[@phomwangkonyak7652]

I'm very interested happy to learn the similarities and practices between these tribes and want to know more about our ancestors since I am a Konyak Naga tribe which indicates that we are from same family .... thanks bro 👍 for information... love from Nagaland India.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you my Konyak Naga friend. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate you all my Naga brothers and sisters. 🙏

[@AlasCador]

YOU MEAN, NAGALAND, SOUTHEAST ASIA? 😅

[@royandel-ong6414]

Proud to be an Igorot , I have a friend Nagaland and really curious that time cause of the native attires. Now I was enlightened, greetings to all out there brothers and sisters.

[@AlasCador]

Filipinos (including Igorots) are Austronesians (except the Aeta tribes referred to as the Afro-Filipinos). NE Indians aren't Austronesians. The similarity to the physical attributes and culture is due to the fact that Austronesians were originally from East Asia about 5,000 years ago (approx. 3,000 BCE). However, Austronesians didn't descend from the Chinese. Austronesian, Chinese (Sinnitic), Hmong Mien, and Austroasiatic people came from same grandparent(s) based on DNA testing and segmentation….

[@marrzcapanang]

We met some Amis people in Taiwan, and they are like us. Mata = mata, lima = lima, tangis = tangis, in our Ilonggo/hiligaynon language/Indonesian language. Thanks for the additional info, I have been rooting in these connections and also became the study of my art. We have this exhibit called 'Listening to our neighboring shores' and its focus is to find and rekindle Austronesians connections.

[@andersoncamara6731]

Tears of joy..❤❤❤ the seed that planted more love and spirituality. By our abba YHWH. HEBREW ISRAELITES.

[@abigailk1098]

I was surprised by the similariteis between my Tangkhul Naga tribe and that of Kris Tee Hang's and Cordillera songbirds 's way of apparells and way of life from their songs.Thank you for the delightful info.Looking forward for such info as this.

[@FDGSTAGES]

That's awesome. Watch the other episodes my friend 🙏

[@abigailk1098]

@@FDGSTAGES Sure.Watching now.

[@tluangpuia6286]

I'm from northeast India ... When i watched the Taiwan move worrier of the rainbow... There are so many similarities the way they hunt and clothing and many more... We have some connections

[@theingenious8197]

I'm from Nagaland In Nagaland there are many tribes around 17 recognise tribe by the state govt and many sub tribes and unrecognise tribe. There are mainly 2 naga group:- 1.Sumi,angami,chakhesang etc 2.Sangtam,Ao,Chang, phom etc And this two group has different way of living,thinking and language though it closely resembles in some ways(maybe due to living together for so long) But according to my study this two group came from different route of migration to present Nagaland. Sumi, chakhesang, angami point the migration route to Khezhakeno and South towards Mao area in Manipur.And the language of Sumi,chekhesang and angami have many similarities some are just the same and some just the tuning or adding some extra letters in the beginning or ending part. Ao group came from different route apparently (Eastern naga area and Myanmar) This two group didn't come from same route.

[@Yampanaga]

Thank you for this video, Love you from NAGALAND 💝

[@Lycan770]

My father grew up in Isabela, a province in northern Philippines. I heard him mentioned once that when he was kid, there was a certain time of the year where he avoids walking ahead of any male Ibanag(closely related to Igorot) because it constantly exposes the back of his neck to their eyes. I didn't understand what he meant until much much later.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank yoi or sharing kabsat. That's amazing to hear 🙏

[@Reingampamlunglo7431]

But what does 'exposes the back of hsi neck' mean?

[@ichangersnare4582]

An Ao Naga tribe subscriber here. Very well researched. Keep going my brother…

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you so much my Ao Naga brother. I'm so fascinated with your culture 🙏

[@ichangersnare4582]

@@FDGSTAGES Same here!

[@ahobowotsa6445]

Indeed

[@richodulio7550]

Here in the Philippines we have a city named Naga city

[@ichangersnare4582]

@@richodulio7550 What dialect do they speak?

[@samuelawungshiadvisorhaomi888]

I wish one day I could visit my kindred Igorots in phillipne

[@FDGSTAGES]

Please do, especially in the Cordillera because it is one of the few places where the ancient traditiin and culture of Austronesians is preserved. Almost all parts of the Philippines have been culturally erased because of the 350+ years of Spain colonization. I would love to visit Nagaland in the future. 🙏

[@norbe6534]

Once you do, also stop by at Southern Philippines and say hi to the Lumad tribes of Mindanao. Its like a collection of tribes like our brothers and sisters Igorots. There are also native Visayan tribes. Yeah visit Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao to be honest. You will be surprised on what you will see. :)

[@masmatahari3745]

Our ancestors from Taiwan have shape the modern South East Asia. Love from Malaysia.

[@jakenagi2383]

Appreciate the way your video is uniting all of us from across places around the world. Salute the work you do to trace and connect culture tradition and myth from an ancestry of our common ethnic descent. I am a Naga from Nagaland, and I am a bit surprised to learn from here that after migrating to this part of the world where we are now, we Nagas migrated to Yunnan China and then modern day Taiwan! I thought we came the reverse way round as many and I believed i.e., from Yunnan to here.

[@youngann6079]

Yunnan China Tibeto-Burman languages ≠ Taiwan Austronesian languages

[@ejrmyself95]

When i saw the recommendation, i immediately watch & of course subscribe. More power, Sir! ✊🏼✊🏼🙏🏻

[@danielthong5527]

Good job bro. Regards from Nagaland. Lot of similarities but the final acid test will be the DNA analysis. Hopping to see more episodes.

[@Bananafry880]

Love and blessings from Nagaland

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you my brothers and sisters from Nagaland.

[@strawberry9608]

I really hope that someday or Naga people will deeply research and trace back our Place of Origin. Till date our Naga history study resources are very limited, as our ancestor doesn't have written records and only depended on oral stories in form of Folklores and songs. Very good content . 👍

[@edwindiegomaradonasilaban8703]

me bataknese people of sumatra doesnt have written records

[@FDGSTAGES]

Indeed, all the pre-colonial tribes omly used oral traditions to transfer history that makes it very difficult to trace.

[@wobbuffet1730]

It's because snoopy ate all the recorded data.

[@gaithaolungkamei4683]

Go n do DNA and come back.we brother will do again don't explaint

[@strawberry9608]

@@gaithaolungkamei4683 Please go and get an English learning course. ✌🏻

[@dascojudica6711]

This is so educational. Ado ti naadal ko. I am amazed by your thorough research. Please keep sharing. You are making people closer to each other despite the distance.

[@infjstardust4357]

whoah! we have the same traditional designs! different styles but almost identical with each other...this is amazing!

[@chanbemolotha9419]

Thank you for elaborate explanation of our Common origin.Im from Nagaland.Please present more episodes.

[@PabloEscobar-kj6ze]

If one of us goes to war, we all go to war. The Nagas

[@germar5813]

same as Igorot mentality, so they called them like ants, one lead all goes.

[@yhumbwenokeppen1530]

Thanks for the information, would love to hear more from you. Kuknalim ❤️ from Nagaland.

[@jd-pw8yv]

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing. A lot of sociocultural and linguistic features of the country can be understood in the light of this history.

[@xhymix-ups2727]

True kuya I am here in Taiwan ket isu metlng bgbga katrabahok, kasi ada metlng t igorot da dtoy taiwan which they called "Yuán zhùmín" and same culture even their dance is may pagkasimilarity ijay knya tau.

[@landerthomas2075]

Wow!!! Very interesting and educational. Tnx for the nice content. Now I know where our ancestors came from. IGOROT, NAGA, and the others. Let us unite coz we are one. Proud IGOROT here from Cordelliera Philippines.

[@juliusfianza76]

Yeah maybe one blood one ancestors

[@benlcr7784]

I like watching this kind of videos.As a kiddo Naga Indian,i was always curious about our Origin n Ancestry cos our looks,culture n lifestyle doesn't fit with mainland Indian.Since we do not have any written record,we were taught in schools that we came from Burma,Thailand n so on.Its just intriguing n fascinating.I wish there will be a Thorough research on this in future.And Your videos r awesome n educational. Tysm🧡.

[@greenscenery1974]

Nagas originated from Yuunan

[@st4r444]

Well burma ethnic did migrate from tibet and China. Also, thai has some Chinese tibet influence in their language too. Thai might have either branch from a very early ancestor or they were influenced. Thai actually has some similar words with austronesian languages. Burmese and thai might be older versions of most Chinese ethnic. Their early ancestors probably came northward and settled in burma or thai and mixed and exchanged with already existing austronesians or papuan in South east asia.

[@st4r444]

​​@@greenscenery1974 most likely. Many burmese ethnic of tibet and Chinese migrated from yunnan. The jinpo/singpo or better known as kaichin or zaiwa are from yunnan too. They also wear Horn bill feathers and have a similar looking tibet spear. The yi people are tibet burmese people and they may have used to practiced body ink and bury their dead upwards too. The wa people also use boat looking tree log for drum.

[@AlasCador]

Filipinos (including Igorots) are Austronesians (except the Aeta tribes referred to as the Afro-Filipinos). NE Indians aren't Austronesians. The similarity to the physical attributes and culture is due to the fact that Austronesians were originally from East Asia about 5,000 years ago (approx. 3,000 BCE). However, Austronesians didn't descend from the Chinese. Austronesian, Chinese (Sinnitic), Hmong Mien, and Austroasiatic people came from same grandparent(s) based on DNA testing and segmentation. 😊

[@throngmususangtam7260]

I'm from Nagaland Watching your video sharing our ancestors chapter.God bless you.Here today I'm your new subscriber.👍.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Thank you so much my new friend! 💯

[@KiutstmongLamlö]

I'm from Tikhir Naga tribe of Nagaland. We are as one root spreading across Southeast Asia. Love from Nagas without borders.

[@Joel_Stm]

Nice research. Love from Sangram Tribe of Nagaland.

[@FDGSTAGES]

Hello my Sangtam brother. Thank you so much 🙏

[@loliadanee8467]

Wonderful I am a Naga from present Manipur state extreme north east of India bordering Myanmar. Thanks so much for the highlights. It's wow.....so near yet so far. Wishing to get in-depth of our forefathers roots. God bless your efforts

[@richodulio7550]

I love northeast India, from the Philippines

[@AlasCador]

OUR ROOTS ARE FROM EAST ASIA OR NORTHEAST ASIA. WE CAME FROM ONE GRANDPARENT

[@AlasCador]

Filipinos (including Igorots) are Austronesians (except the Aeta tribes referred to as the Afro-Filipinos). NE Indians aren't Austronesians. The similarity to the physical attributes and culture is due to the fact that Austronesians were originally from East Asia about 5,000 years ago (approx. 3,000 BCE). However, Austronesians didn't descend from the Chinese. Austronesian, Chinese (Sinnitic), Hmong Mien, and Austroasiatic people came from same grandparent(s) based on DNA testing and segmentation. . . .

[@AlasCador]

NE INDIANS ARE SINNITIC

[@chishits844]

& absolutely our culture, traditions, history says & shows it crystal clear that we're not Indians of Indus Valley civilization ( harrapan, mohejadaro culture & traditions)... Thank you for your priceless information.... Please enlighten more to the world unknown.....

[@khuhetoawomi6338]

Hi,IGOROTE BRO. I'm SUMI naga from nagaland,really as told by u we are all cousins to one another and I presume we are of the same Ancestor.And more facinating parts are our forefathers actually came from your country's side,and ultimately settled in Nagaland (n.e.India)pliz keep in touch with us BRO. We are really thankful for your update's on our ancestoral links n linage.Long live the HEAD-HUNTERS

[@certifiedtroll2578]

On the other side of the spectrum, DNA analysis done on skeletons of the ancient founders of Indus Valley civilization in India reveals that they share the same DNA with all the people of South East Asia. Most likely, they reached the islands of Sumatra in bulk where they spread out to different regions. One of those who went sailing further with their boats were the ancient Lapita people. Incidentally, the closest DNA link of the Lapita people were traced to the Ami people of Taiwan as well as the Igorots of North Luzon. And that, my friends, is a scientific evidence that we did not came out of Taiwan, but rather arrived as colonist from the south tracing our ancestors further back in time to the Indus Vallye. In addition, Sulawesi at the top of the list of the oldest inhabited places in East Asia. Some of its traders and colonizers reached as far as the coasts of modern day Vietnam, travelling inland to places such as Southern China, Chin State in Myanmar, as far as East India. That explain why even in the remotest mountains you can find ornamental shells and pearls.

[@liyanitsopoe281]

I m from nagaland n i really enjoy such videos thanks u sir.