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[He Post hi NOI, rilru zau taka chhiar nise, a comment lam pawh fimkhur deuh ila, mi pawi kan sai dah ange.]

Hemi hi hre tawh pawh kan awm maithei a, mahse international website tak ngiala a chhuak chu a lar hle aniang.

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A hming chu “Ziona Chana” an ti a, mahse an ziah dik loh hmel, hre chiang zawk Mi(sual).commers ho in awm ka ring. Baktawng lam ami, Nupui 39, Fa 94 leh Tu 33 a nei ani.

Chhiar zel atan, with more pictures  [link]

A website-a Comment thenkhat te:

“One of his sons insisted that Mr Chana, whose grandfather also had many wives, marries the poor women from the village so he can look after them.” Well I mean if it’s legal where you are, if you can seriously/sincerely support all of those people economically (not just with money, having the space and the local resources available is part of the internal economic system), and if you really feel that everyone’s need for love/affection/discipline/etc can be met, power to you! I think it’s better than some of the rich men in western countries who keep all of their wealth to themselves, living alone in bloody great mansions or owning six million dollar condos around the world that stand empty all year, only marrying young bimbos to make themselves look good.

– Aaron Q, Dallas, TX, 21/2/2011 12:25

Reminds me of Brigham Young. I think he had 43 unattractive wives and today over 30,000 direct decendants. It is different culture – so do we have to “honor diversity?” Maybe for these women it is meal ticket and a secure life – for them and their children. So they choose it as the lesser of several evils. Charles Darwin would be proud of this guy. The man who dies with the most kids wins.

– Robert, Houston, USA, 21/2/2011 7:28

OMG… cant even manage one … hw me manage 39 .. hats off..

– shaji manshad, Doha , Qatar, 21/2/2011 14:52

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