Some Ancient Naga Villages | Makhel | Khezhakeno | Lowho Lake | Nagamese

[@VivorSolo]

CLARIFICATION 🙏😇 Dear Viewers, Everything I shared here on this video is only what I was told by the villagers and what they know. TAKE MY VIDEO AS AN ICEBERG AND NOT A PROOF. LET THIS VIDEO'S OPEN OUR EYES FOR MORE RESEARCH STUDY. About the tree (history) (2 trees are there) 1. The tree on the video was naturally grown and not planted by humans. Through this tree the women conceived and gave birth to 3 children (Spirit, Tiger, and Man). Through the man, the generation grew and spread to different places is what they believe (it can be mythological, but I am not saying it is truly mythological nor it's truly a fact. Just shared what I heard and I was told). This tree is not related to the history of KOZA's migration to Kozabomi (said by Makhel Village) 2. There is another tree around Makhel Village area, but I couldn't cover that in the video. This tree, was said be grown because of KOZA's journey and resting at that place. During KOZA'S journey, they were using a supporting stick while walking, and when they rested near Makhel, they placed the stick firmly on the ground on vertical position. When, they left, they had not taken back the stick. Finally, the stick developed roots and started to grow into a tree. This tree is later described as a witness to the story of KOZA's migration and resting in the Makhel area. (Even this story I am not saying it's truly a fact or its mythological. It can be both ways) ° About the story of Tenyimia, there are many who agree and many who disagree with their origination from Makhel Village or Khezhakeno Village. My learnings and advices: • Every Village have some oral history, which have physical appearance and witness (but it can be both mythological or facts) • Our Naga history is very rich and it's truly a high time to preserve it with proper research, study, aggreement and proofs. • There are many history of Naga people, even there are different history about the origin and migration of Naga people, but still there is not a single book by Nagaland University, history department claiming this is the truth and this is about Naga. Everyone is using a word 'might be'. • It will be really good, Naga students (history department) or any other departments starts documenting the history with support from History Department of Nagaland University. We must have a book which we all accepted and share with others that this is original Naga People History. • There are many individual written books with clear history and proofs, but still not recorded by history department of Nagaland University for teaching at university or scholarship level. Naga people is rich in history, culture, tradition, warrios, and many more and Naga people must always be rich in all possible ways. LONG LIVE NAGA PEOPLE LONG LIVE NAGA PEOPLE UNITY Thank you for reading,

[@Appe_m]

Yes, Thanks for the proper clarification. The walking stick of Koza that grew to a big tree is at Shajouba Village. It's about few kms away from Makhel village and that Makhel tree. The walking stick tree of Koza is called Kashuchebo in Khezha (Kashu/Kushu means pointing or directing, Che means fruit, bo mean tree). As Koza and his folks were traversing the thick forest to this part of the region. They rested for sometime there looking for directions and this walking stick of Koza helped him navigate as it pointed towards present day Khezhakeno and that was how Koza finally settled at present day Khezhakeno.

[@jameskajiche8159]

@@VivorSolo The distance between Makhel & Sajouba and Khezakheno is just a few kilometres and as neighbouring Villages. In fact most of other Chakesang Villages migrated from Makhel, you may kindly refer the commemorative souvenir publication of 75th Years of CPO. You must know most of Southern Angamis directly migrated to present location from Makhel and never rest at Khezakheno. You may kindly confirm personally from them. Khezakheno settlement may be later to Makhel or settled at one point of time as Tenymie were all kindreds. The Nagaland Nagas scholars is only trying to divert or to create another historical narratives as Makhel is in Manipur state and trying to clutch exclusively the migration of all Nagas to Khezakhenoma, which is absolutely not true. Go from Village to Village and know the factual historical narratives and stories.

[@ShüloRobvü]

You're misinformed about the Banyan tree. The first Mother (known as Dzüliamosüa) conceived the three children under the Marabu (Sacred Banyan Tree), not conceived through the tree. While she was resting under the tree, a layer of cloud enveloped her while she conceived her three sons. The three sons being Ora (God/Spirit), Okhe (Tiger) and Omei (Man). Few kilometres from Makhel (Makhrai Rabu), there is another Sacred Wild Pear tree at Charangho (Shajouba) which the Mao people call as Chütebu Kajü, which is considered as the dispersal site for the Tenyimi tribes. Those tribes has erected their own monoliths, attesting that they indeed dispersed under Chütebu Kajü (Sacred Wild Pear Tree). There are even recent monoliths where different Naga tribes from Manipur and Nagaland erected under Chütebu Kajü, testifying by way of carving/printing there agreement they once dispersed from Makhel. The legend goes on to say that cutting or harming the branch of Chütebu is strictly prohibited. If a branch of Chütebu breaks, te whole Tenyimi tribes observe Genna and abstain from work. This is done by passing oral announcement. (Shown in the video where a raised platform only used by the King to announce gennas in both Makhel and Khezhakeno). The message is passed on from village to village orally. The monoliths erected by different tribes can be seeing by anyone who visits Chütebu Kajü at Charanghomei (Shajouba) village. Oral history brings about variation and slight difference of the sequence of story. But they do prove one thing, that we share a common history. But the present day political differentiation has divided is so much to an extent where we consider our real brothers as someone different. Sad reality.

[@zepupradiah990]

​@@Appe_m I also heard this story from my parents which was passed down from their parents. I forgot the exact story but I remember that we all originated from under the khazuchebo.

[@benlcr7784]

As a child I use to read in Books that Angami’s origin was from Kezakenoma and today through your channel I’ve seen visually.I love this kind of Contents so good job 👍 Bro.And the beauty of the Nature is breathtaking ❤ I’ll spend hours in that green carpet hours overlooking the villages.

[@theingenious8197]

Don't lie 😂

[@romeomustdie2555]

Sema's Chekhasang and Anagamis were Real brothers during their time of migration ,but after departing from Khezakheno Semas were not included in Tenyimi because of the political indifferences. Many villages in Northern Angami today still comprises of Semas and Angamis tribes together in one village , one such village is Gariphema .

[@Itachikun11]

You're right but Gareiphema is under northern side

[@theingenious8197]

​@Itachikun11 yeah it's northern angami bordering lazami village under pughoboto

[@handle_with-care778.]

No bruh mao sema n Angami were brother' which all departed from one family 😢😮

[@romeomustdie2555]

@@handle_with-care778. Yeah... Very true , my grandfathers used to say Mao and Semas will be in need of each other in the future , so they say always make a healthy relationship with Mao brothers , which I always look forward to . 🤝

[@xuvitosheqi7269]

We are too migrate from khezekhano too from pughoboto thank you for showing us the ancestors history place

[@alotoyepz3024]

Angami chakasang sumi brother

[@JijiJans]

So beautiful village ❤❤❤❤

[@Tuku_1902]

Thanks to that Gentlemen for explaining everything in details ❤

[@Vifi333]

That was a very beautiful natural lakes. They should have beautify it with proper sittings, pedestrians and boating facilities and more.

[@bokaayeshicu3983]

Thank you brother for showing us a historical place ❤❤❤ Keep on continue ❤❤❤

[@abel4489]

Great bro, bring another secret naga history 🙏

[@matsungsupport6793]

Finally a usefull vlog channel, new subscriber here 👋👋👋.

[@yvknaga]

Thank you for visiting such an important place in the history of the Nagas and sharing it with us all👍

[@arshad1647]

i have been to khezakeno and chida lake twice, they are beautiful places especially the lake

[@theingenious8197]

In nagaland the most interesting and historical village with unique style is gariphema village a village where 2 tribes sumi and angami co exist together since ancient times during the time of head hunting which is very unique. No one has made a documentary about this interesting village so bro i suggest you to explore and make a documentary and also interact with villagers.

[@NobitaSwu-iw2nm]

Bro touphema village also comprise both angami and sumi tribe.....sumi lazami people settle there both in gariphema and touphema ....

[@Lily-j2e6h]

Even chakhesang had sumi people,if you guys don't know.There is sumi village and five village who speaks sumi dialogue.

[@sihilokent2701]

Thank you bro for showing such a beautiful place which I never knew such place exist in nagaland

[@mrlohe7138]

Thank you for the historic stories ❤

[@rohankapoor7170]

Have been waiting for your videos I have enjoyed alot thankyou so much

[@Randomkimjong]

Im glad to see outsiders from mainland india.. visiting our place and sharing stories

[@oreki2984]

He's Angami bro😅

[@Randomkimjong]

@@oreki2984 no jokes... He is not Naga... Shakal sawi

[@h.c8153]

😂😂😂 accept him opai nai.

[@AshonshokKachuiP19HSS003]

he did more for Nagas than many orignal blood Nagas.

[@tiamenlalkr7535]

Thank you brother for showing as historical place ❤

[@user-yx2tb3sy2z]

Very educational and informative ! Good job !

[@andytheja9006]

Nice content bro👍👍👌🏼…. Keep exploring n keep uploading more videos_. BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE n well explained in details about the historical village

[@heibamsappemeru1062]

Informative video ❤

[@alwaysoneviewbeautiful123]

I have went there 😊😊😊😢😊😊. As a College study study tour in 2023 when I was in Senapati. I have many pics of that beautiful 🐻 place

[@abauangami5759]

I love this type of video...

[@kusumkarki2618]

I'm always glad and happy to see you as past 🥰.

[@tsitorhakho6619]

Nepali manu enika Nagaland explore kura bishi kushi pai.... Ty bro

[@numbskull685]

Who told you He is Nepali? He Is from T.khel Kohima Village.

[@Freedomofspeech888]

He is not Naga I'm sure. Looks like Nepali his accent and looks also like Nepali people

[@ndayhunkath5337]

Your new subscriber. Wanted to watch more of your's this type of video of our Naga historic Places. 👍❤.

[@alemwapangimchen7930]

Very informative and presented so well brother. We need to know more of the Naga History. Please keep on exploring more of such places and upload them. Moreover, the place seems an ideal tourist spot. Better than Kisama. So pristine and beautiful. Just need to pave the footpath and some decorative trees.❤❤

[@Rubaro190]

Bro v.solo, you are doing great.New subscriber❤

[@maosamson3306]

Thanks❤ 👍👍

[@kodopekoza9303]

Bro good job.....! 👍

[@m.khotoringa3297]

So smart reporter. 👍 , may God bless you. 🙏

[@aliishi1927]

Thanks bro for sharing this historical video. It's so interesting. Yes lot's to learn from each places 🙏

[@viphrelierutsa2681]

Thank you so much Brother for sharing our foredfather histoy,one of the most importand is that we tenyimia history, May God bless you, we will see another day,❤u.

[@ndayhunkath5337]

Dear Bro, that was really a beautiful and fantastic video👌👍❤. Love watching the video. God bless you in the future too.

[@HenitoSwu-ij3yc]

Thank you brother moi tuu Lazami village ❤.

[@ashsapriina7973]

If we don't know the history of our migration, let's ask and learn from our elders or resources available. Let us not distort or cook stories. Yes, we Nagas don't exactly know where we came from as we don't have script. Our history was passed down orally. So, during migration and with the passage of time, some might have forgotten and story became different. However, with Tenyimia's migration history, all Tenyimi brothers rested at Makhrai Rabu/ Makhel and then dispersed to various places where we are now. The Banyan Tree holds a very significant place in our history as it is believed to have grown on the Tomb of our Mother. You will see all Tenyimi brothers have Placed a stone with their tribe name scripted on it. There is a Sacred Wild Pear Tree (the dispersal tree), planted by our forefathers at Shajouba a village next to Makhel, that generations of Makhel will be known by paying reverence to it.

[@ghunaaye6706]

Sümi and chekasang use similar words(mi) and Angami use (ma) refers something like people

[@kvikughaachumi927]

Good for all our people.. Knowing your roots and culture and identity as a unique people of GOD on Earth 🌎...TQ ❤

[@athrong890]

Thankyou for sharing.👍.

[@Soyaokoza]

Nice video.... New subscriber here from nagaland❤❤❤

[@VixYeps-wu2qm]

Very interesting vlog, newly subscribe 🎉🎉🎉

[@pelongkonyak6063]

I have just subscribed to your channel expecting more of such videos.

[@ghenzupakchugho4217]

Very informative 😊

[@akihoshohe1701]

Thank you brother from your informative videos.

[@sherhothonyuthe7000]

Thanks brother for your informative videos

[@LivingstoneZhimomi]

Government of the day should spend any amount of money and beautify and preserve this village.had it been in other states,it would have been a famous tourist spot by now.(sic).

[@thedreamernaga5768]

So good to see your back again bro . Indeed I am so grateful for introducing and expressing the real history our Naga villages. I like the way you tell the story.Keep going brother. 🎉

[@vehusulurose6854]

Hosa ase👍

[@creativecraftsmanship2547]

Thank you for this video

[@marthaangami4035]

V nice. The spirit exists from the beginning

[@Sol0769]

Very informative 🙌🏻

[@johnmathew379]

Good naga dispersal vlog 🎉

[@romeokyong]

I miss this place....❤

[@pelongkonyak6063]

Appreciate it, Brother. 👍 Such vlogs should be encouraged.

[@MhathungmurryMurry]

Our forefathers tell us the story about this place that we all separate from this place and one stone that if we keep rice from that stone in morning it will become double in evening.

[@handle_with-care778.]

It true bruh i know this story' 😂🎉❤I love it even my mum is from makhel ❤

[@handle_with-care778.]

I know a lot of story about makhel my mum used. To tell me the story when I was young 🎉😢

[@handle_with-care778.]

In MAKHEL also there is one place in the village area where if u kept one bag of rice in the morning it will be double in the afternoon but due to some reason the power was over .. 😢😢

[@Charlie_rajina]

​@@handle_with-care778. That's in tobumei village no in makhel

[@danieltsang3783]

Nice content, new subscriber here 👍

[@johnmurryvlogs8603]

Excellent 👍

[@bravo9422]

The lake got a shape of the map of India

[@KevGuizan]

🎉 Thanks for featuring... very interesting and impressive.!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 " Kewhi" : place. "Mia" : people. "Ra" : village/town/locality = Kewhira (locals still use this word, synonymous with Kohima). ✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️ 🎉🎉Join the first two words to "Kewhimia". 🎉🎉The Brits could not quite catch indigenous tongue and so labelled it as Kohima.😅😅😅 🎉🎉 Their description stuck as they chronicled in documents and reports. Also it sounds easier to all Nagas comprising of 16 major communities. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Let Kohima shine (with good roads😅☮️).

[@Ksiushbxj]

Nice vlog....new subscriber here🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ntsalokath6161]

I'll visit this place oneday.

[@sosangjamir3676]

Can anyone update on how the road conditions is ?

[@razourhetso5172]

Nice vdeo,,,bro.

[@miximumpop2278]

Construction of road at the proximity of chida lake is so bad.Should have constructed at least some distance above.

[@goodboy9819]

BIG FAN, WAS EAGERLY WAITING.... 🥳🥳

[@VivorSolo]

Really Appreciate your words, ☺️

[@achumi2666]

Mekhel village belongs to which tribe at present?

[@Asoya_voice]

@achumi2666 .Makhel village belongs to Mao tribe

[@News_ase]

Good one👍no one should distort history.

[@NeisaKapfo]

Very informative video, God bless you bro...

[@johnnyrezung2523]

I observe a thing when Angami people speak Nagamese they sound the the same both men and women. I feel this is music to my ears so nice to 👂❤

[@handle_with-care778.]

Lol bruh I think the ancestors r giving u a sign about them 😂🎉

[@johnnyrezung2523]

@@handle_with-care778. I got one sign but lost already 😆

[@liveit89]

17:00 thats Tungjoy (Veymai) Village.

[@daikhonaga2906]

New subscriber from Mao Naga vlog

[@ropfukiso]

How is the road condition to this village

[@MuziRinga-ux5hq]

One day i will come and visit 😳

[@Hawkshooter1]

Brother,I think in your heading content please mention Angami and Sumi Naga......Not Nagas.....👍🏼

[@Inakhushohe]

There were no other tribes other than sumi , angami and chakhesang in khezakeno village ,,,,,,,,, sumi and angami tribes were the only one migrated from khezakeno

[@BharatEtho]

Ohhh its Real...Im Lotha and my Village ancestors came from Kezhakheno ... As child we used to hear from our grandparents about the folklore of Our history and told us not to Forget and Pass it down ... They said in The Ancestral village there is a Rock where if you lay grains on it, it multiplies

[@SuperJess3]

Can Ik your surname? 😉

[@BharatEtho]

@@SuperJess3 Humtsoe or Magh in Rengma

[@Manman12389]

Lotha has different stories to tell about the spirit stones

[@harmlesspotato9863]

I'm keen to know the story ❤️❤️❤️

[@marthaangami4035]

I wish i lived there

[@vinohekhuviachumi6955]

Angami, Chakesang and Sümi were real brothers from the Tenyimi family..unfortunately Sümis are cut off from the Tenyimi root.

[@nagaeutopia]

Sümi's were not cut off. Its Sümi that chose not to be a part of it.

[@Lily-j2e6h]

Sumi was the youngest,so they were little bit spoilt 🌚

[@thelastjuiceblender5915]

Sumis used to be part of tenyimi but cut off just recently like 2000ish if I’m not mistaken because of conflict with Angamis. Now the Angamis are threatening to kick Mao out of the group because of the conflict with Dzukuo Valley. 😢

[@Nomoresecrets2]

Our forefathers narrates angamis and sumis as brothers but it just becomes a tale, in reality it's totally different heart 💔

[@TekhePradia]

New subscriber here from kohima

[@ispeaknolies6332]

The comments from different perspectives are very knowledgeable. Am i the only one who has read all the comments?? 😂

[@mughakheawomi905]

Who were the tenyimi

[@ezekielpao3293]

How come a mainland guy explain about Naga history ?

[@kevisolo6462]

👍👍👍

[@user-yx2tb3sy2z]

Could the divine weapon be of non-terrestrial origin ? It could have had telepathic powers to communicate with humans ! at 2:35 !

[@lhouwepemekru5369]

You have to research further more, concluded by half knowledge should not be uploaded as you see, many comments section are not agree, all are saying they were migrated from maikhel..it is truth and fact, please go and research too in leshemi village and other neighbouring villages ,we are migrated from maikhel too🙏👍

[@user-yx2tb3sy2z]

What town is that behind the tree at 0:42 !

[@thelastjuiceblender5915]

I guess it’s Sajouba if you some buildings on top of the hills on the right side.

[@justarkha]

Kewhira what a beautiful name, Y not u guys change back its original name

[@mhiesisenyudozo6637]

Bhishi baal video ase dhe bhai.👍

[@LivingstoneZhimomi]

Thanks for the video bro but halfway explanation is somewhat similar to being selective.

[@ryveiloulishena7757]

The last Nepali youtubers to know our history ........tryna teach us ABC

[@tokihoswu7786]

Am from Lazami Lozumi but most of your scripts are still debatable

[@jameskajiche8159]

Khezakheno is not the Ancestral home of Nagas. It is Makhrai Rabu. The ancestors of Kheza migrated from Makhel. Majority of Nagas including those Nagaland traced their migration to Makhel and not Khezakheno

[@thisnthat7760]

Neither are the ancestral home... It's just their testing place when they came from different place

[@YangAoNaga]

Áo tribe don't come from makhel Or kheza... But lotha tribe & rengma tribe also come from kheza

[@jameskajiche8159]

@@YangAoNaga If I'm not wrong Longchar clan of Ao traced their migration to Makhel

[@YangAoNaga]

@@jameskajiche8159 who told u

[@YangAoNaga]

Áo, phom, TIKHIR, yim, sangtam, khiamnukhan come from southeast, Asia.. Like Indonesia Or malaysia

[@kimiyetokimi5200]

New subscribe 👍

[@akashkent]

If Angami, Chakesang and Sema,s are brothers why do the keep fighting among themselfs and why no story preserve. May be they are jealousy of each others..

[@vezlangham6421]

True, basically jealousy, greed for supremacy and forgotten virtue of elder-younger brotherhood respect. Nothing else.

[@user-fj1ik6iq6u]

Yes i agree with you, but at same time, Deep inside our heart ,we really loves eachother as brothers and sisters by the grace of God.

[@KiyesheKiyeshe]

Kila sumi laga tu bhal k koa nai bro apuni b mon sabha nai naki

[@Mrbean-ik]

Naga Manu Khan toh sop bi khüsomi village para ulaishe koi thake. Toh visit khüsomi village and ask naga history 👍🏻

[@hekavisumi]

Good job bro..👍

[@arumichael7113]

Nagas History is not well knowing by INDIA,Why?thank u bro.🙏

[@apr30]

All Tenyimia are originated or dispersed from Mao only.. Not from Chakesang.! Some of the Story are twisted.!

[@jameskajiche8159]

Very sorry that Tenymie Nagas of Nagaland twist the historical facts tracing thier origin to Khezakhenoma. Southern Angamis migrated from Makhel and Shingafii Majority of Chakesang Villages traced thier migration to Makhel beside the Kheza group. Sumis tto to Makhel

[@romeomustdie2555]

They Migrated from Makhel to Khezakeno and now to the present state Nagaland.