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The Man called Chhurbura

September 20th, 2007 2:19 am | whatever | benjamin | 57 Views
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The most interesting and memorable personality in the world of Mizo folklore would undoubtedly be the great Chhurbura. The reading and study of Mizo tales would be incomplete and much less meaningful if the name of Chhura were left out in the whole milieu. He is, in fact, the unchallenged hero of the Mizo folk world

-mizoclan.blogspot.com

I believe this tale of Chhura in English is the work of Pu Tluangtea (Dr Laltluangliana Khiagte). I remember seeing the printed book.

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    father_sphinx Says:
    September 20th, 2007 at 2:23 am

    Chhurbura.. my hero…

    Chhurbura thawnthu ka pa in min han hrilh tak tak mai thin kha aw. Kan tet lai khan, kan mutthilh theih loh phah thin. Ngaihnawm kan ti ltk a, kan meng kawr zel. :D

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