The male and female private part stone of longtrok,Six living stones and foothold of our Ancestors.
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2023
- if anyone has the full accurate version of this longtrok then please share .
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I went to this site because I heard it was a historical site for Nagas. I thought that the people present there will have the knowledge of stone and excavated site but to be honest they people who took us there had very little knowledge about the site . So I had to cut most of the part of what they said .
Before I went there I did check on Google and it was different from what i saw in Google. So the video may seem incomplete but please forgive me for that .
I as a Christian, the origination of Ao tribe from the stone can not be accepted logically at this age since the human was created in the image of God according to the Bible and hence it's high time to start researching the very story so that reality is reviled/blessed from the Almighty.
Thanks for visiting my old village... According to oral history Ao ( three clans - Tongpok ( pongen), longpok (longkumer) and longjakrep ( jamir) originated from these six stones . But this is not confined to Ao alone but also to the surrounding tribes such as Sangtam, Chang and Phoms. It is said that earlier all these people were living together in one village but later on they went to different places ( which they are settled now) and for the Aos, the went to Ungma village side from this village after crossing Dikhu river through a Cane bridge so they were called by the tribe name Ao. But this source is widely accepted by the Aos alone... And actually the villagers have good knowledge of this histroical place.They know more than what we will find in google but I guess they didnt explain u in detail... thanks for visiting once again 👍
Thanks for letting us see the historical place through your video. 🙏
I think historical place like this should preserved so well that touching should be strictly prohibited.
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Wow I loved the aerial view of the village. No criss cross roads just one, in and out the village
Thank you brother for visiting our place...God bless you
Thank you Roving for bringing out such videos 👍👍👍
Thank you bob
I have only heard about longtrok,but through ur channel I came to know it really exit,that's where we Ao people came from like forefathers said.thanks bro 👍👍
Yes I know this story. ..Any Thank you so much brother for showing us the exact place❤
Missing a lot....my village....thanks for the video bro....
So glad that u visited my village .. though I don't stay in my native village I feel homely and glad when ever I see visiting my native village ... Thank you for ur visit brother ... ❤
Thank you
Very informative.thank you so much.keep the good work going 👍
Wowww....u did great job bro ty for sharing
One of my dreams fulfilled after seeing this place 👍🙏👌✋
Thank you for visiting our village.
Thank you so much .. please share the video
Wowww maraaaa…. Nice video
Tysm for visiting our village.... Love it broda. Do visit again.
Sure bro ..please share the video
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WoW thank you for visiting my village
For a long time i want to see this type of historical video..
Thank u bro....for showcasing this historical stone...wanted to see once frm before but now I ffl like seen in reality....Amazing....ki it up
Thank you
Thanks for the forefathers history update really interesting an amazing
You are welcome bro keep watching
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I love this series bro🙂keep uploading more👌🏻
Sure bro
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Masti.... 👍 Very interesting koa... 👍👌👍
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Nice video....Next go to Longkum village to see Jina and Etiben (romeo n juliet) of Ao
Dr. Tiatushi is a senior Professor of the dept. of History &Archaeology at NU. One among the finest Naga archaeologist... I was his student during my PG years...
Is it Jamir?? If it's Jamir then he is my grandfather 🦥🥲👍🏻
Taitoshi Jamir from janki .... I've watched the full video and just heard the old man saying he's from janki village....yes he's my grandmother's brother which is why he is my grandfather 🦥,he is a professor at NU i actually don't know what professor he is at nu(actually not only me but some of our cousins too doesn't know him and he doesn't know us until we tell him whose son or daughter we are cause we are not that close to be meeting always 🤣💔)
@@MANHWAandMLBB 🤣 i feel yah!
@@MANHWAandMLBB yeah he's Jamir... Gave us a hard time though 😅
Dr. Tiatoshi Jamir is the HOD in Archaeology at NU Meriema Campus Kohima.
It's very interesting..thanks for uploading
Thank you
Very interesting video..
CONCERN
To avoid breakage and to preserve the stones, the stones shouldn't be allowed to be man handled. Some other scientific measures should be taken to conserve our heritage.
All the best roving Naga👍👍👍
Very good job we enjoy your video always .. . always God bless you bro❤❤💪💪🔥🔥🙏🙏
Thank you
Thank you bro for showing the historic sites, new subscriber
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♥️♥️💯💯 amazing
❤❤❤❤ sending lots of love from England, London
Thank you
Wow😮 This stones are older than many of the Christians. ❤
Interesting video 👍
Want to know more about this kind of historical place of Nagaland 🤞
Sure bro
Thanks for visiting our vilge
Thank you please share it to your village .
Ur village has a shameful thing
Love to watch ur video
Thank you
Nic bro love from Mon Town
Thank you bro
Interesting video 👍👍
Thank you bro
Nice video
So sad we have lost our nagas heritage and our real story 😢
Long thu roh and also the name of the village is called chungli yangdi.
6 stones, 3 males and 3 females.. its represents only 3 clans of Aos Tongpok , Longpok and Longjakrep not 6 as stated in the vidoe. Tongpok is Pongen, Longpok is Longkumer and Longjakrep is Jamir. Chungliyimti is regarded as the place where Aos are originated before they migrated to Koridang (Aolijen) near Ungma village and spread all over.
Thank you so much for the info I needed that
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Hey bro did you know where does aier come from. From this 3 clans.
@@akumaier7056 in many villages aier, imchen are regarded as pongen.
@@temsulongkumer8952 thanks bro 👍
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It is good if the villager make some rules not to touch the stone 🪨, because if everyone come and touch some time they may let it fall and break.
According to my knowledge...
We should not touch.
Coz there's many Reasons behind...
Good and bad.
So the village people must make rules and regulations. And preserve it very carefully. must advise not to touch.🙏🙏
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Thank you sir for visiting my old village,,,,, and you'll get more history about this 6 stone in Nagaland geography book which we study in class 8-9,,,, there is lots of history about this particular place but as it's very old so only our great grand parents know about this,,,
Thank you Eric .
Interested to know it
Please do visit Longpa as well
Try to visit Mongchen village..... you'll see the footprint many more of lover jina and etiben
Niz view
Atsa another night and watching your videos using it as my sleeping pills hehe nice video 🔥keep grinding
Thank you
I heard 6 clan from Ao was birth by this stone
Bro you also go and visit Longkum village ..
Masti masti bro ❤
Masti
Nagas in general did not have any written record, only source was oral. So our origin and migration still is a myth and one cannot fully assume the fact that we originated from a particular place. Be it Khezhakenoma or Longtrok, only way is to preserve such sites. Besides Neolithic finding in Chungliyimiti also suggest certain affinities with Neolithic culture. Who knows such stones at Longtrok may also be some kind of megalithic practice. Further excavation may reveal such myth. But yes, myths do have social, political, cultural and economic importance. As such they indicate certain things for sure.
Seems like our ancestors were more civilized and they were expertise in carving etc(why not, look at our attire, ornaments etc)
So, maybe they carved real life statues of the real person, and the interpretation got messed up!! Failing to recognize the person of the statue and confused with the oral that they came out of stones instead!
Just my thoughts! Because we know stones can't give birth to humans.
Just trying to see it logically and no intention to hurt anyone's sentiment. ✌🏻
@@marshalomen1318 of course such megalithic structure has something to provide be it of social, economic, religious or political life. One cannot be certain as to what particularly does it stands for and as such there can be many misinterpretation.
Archaeology findings and discoveries may further unravel many facts.
@@marshalomen1318 that very word civilised doesn't necessarily fits in because being headhunters, we were ascribed as Savages instead.
@@nilokaachumi9227 civilised or advance... In the sense of knowledge,
Because our ancestors were not Christian so they practiced headhunting.
It doesn't mean uncivilized or backwards, it was their practices, why can't we argue the modernist military? They are doing the same killing, the only thing is they don't worship the ancient Gods and practices.
How about muslim? They still doesn't halal, that doesn't mean they are uncivilized, it's a practice , culture,
It was the Westerners who brainwashed us about what is right and what is wrong. Because they could not win in battle field.
@@marshalomen1318 when we talk of a civilize society or history it simply means achieving certain means and ends. For a society as Naga where there's lots of things to be covered and understood, generally describing it as a Civilized society prior to prehistoric period may seem derogatory. I think we should look at the facts instead.
only if this came in my history paper tomorrow..i would have written pages and ace my semester..but then again it isn't gonna come and i am still not studying and binge watching your vlogs..
Hahahaha 😆
By any chance, if you want to know deeply about the Jina and Etiben story and wish to see their living area like footprints , sitting place, their mirror, their son, Stone frog, and many more. Than you can contact me.😅
OK..
@@therovingnaga4982 for the above mentioned of Jina and Etiben go to Longkum village, its not far from Alichen..
their 2 bed stone, pond and foot prints is avaliable in boundary between yangpi n noksen village, and many more legendary stone available... Aru jet fighter kerosine khotom hoikena kera during ww-II.. 🤣🤣🤣
Visit Rüsoma Sopfünuo stone
I like the background sound 'chik pangap.. Chik pangap.. Chik pangap. '😆
Can u show us about child n mom turned to stone.. I heard the story from hindi book.
Love from longleng
Thank you
Big fan bro Roving ... Someday I wana come and be in ur vlog
Good job bro, really love to watch ur video or vlogs❤
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Surprise to see this amazing place called mystery of our ancestors
Our forefathers biology lab😙
Please visit khar Village and explore the historical site and the natures...
Please a kind request 🙏
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@@therovingnaga4982 wow thank you so much 💗
After watching all these history i feel sorry for some nagas who are involved in LGBTQ community.
We Yachem village of Phom are also have this great history of inhabitant in the begining. Behind the history,we were came from Lungterok, after a long periods walk that at the end we clan were reached and settle at Yachem village. In short.....
Yes bro I heard it
Oh, you think, you also originated from stone? 😂
Yachem means in our mongsenAo dialect it is called Evening 😊 me I know this meaning in yours
I just want to request you brother when your are taking videos important things please take videos very near to that particular place so that we can see your videos clear.
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Six stone meaning is six tribe form sangtam, 1-thongrü 2-Anarü 3-Langtithongrü 4-Rüdythongü 5-Jingrü and the 6-Mongzarü that's it👍
Sangtam of kiphire District does not migrated from so called six stone we came across (now) manipur,Kohima,Phek,Zunheboto and finally landed in Kiphire in the early migration period.And the clan name in your coments is absolutly wrong pls dont mislead young generation,Anar and rudithongru came in to existence some where around 700 to 800 years only in Longkhim,Chare area. So better research our history since its very complicated because we have so many heritage village like 1.Thsingar
2.Yingphire
3.Hurong
4.Phelungre
5.Sanphure.etc in your area.
The Thsingar migration history has only six clan thise are
1.Jingru
2.Thongru
3.Yingpithongru
4.Langkithongru
5.Ayungru
6.Mongzaru .This is the history of our Thsinga(shu) since 1000,1000 years ago.Pls don't misguide young generation with your own opinion better ask if you dont know.❤❤❤
Explain also in English because there are many who will not understand Nagamese.
Six stones represent tongpok, longpok, longchakrep, longchenti, tsungremjang and longmetang.
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Please be more louder for a fan like me who has hearing problem... Thank you for your video
Iam very skeptical about such stories because there's no proper grounds for their claim.
Nonetheless, you did great by showing us those beautiful sights.👍
Do you think the footprints will vanish in near future?.. I feel like the villagers should preserve and maintain those.
It won't vanished so easily bro
It's not gonna vanish bro.
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Sangtam and Aos are same tribe? Maybe Aos and sangtams were once one later they split into two
They separated from Chungliyimti.
Even some chang and phom !!
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If they make that house it will be more beautiful
Take this stone and keep it somewhere under Kohima district and it will be flooded by tourist. I hope you all got my point.
We are all Nagas bro irrespective of wherever we are from. if it was In Dimapur or wokha there will be visitors . Have a positive mindset that's all it's just that Chungliyimti is in Tuensang not in kohima or Dimapur.
Point....
@@therovingnaga4982 having a positive mindset is very important but I think it’s better to think practically. If that stone was in Kohima or Dimapur or anywhere that has more population than I’m sure there’d be more people visiting it. I hope you take this in a positive way too.
Why always kohima or dimapur.. can we expose and share other's heritage site too to the outer world and let the visitors come and explore it paving a way for more developmental activities in the area(s)? Because if we stick to one particular place then what will benefit the other places?
Those stones are regarded as a place of origin for Ao's it doesn't belong anywhere then where it is.
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What about Longchars?
Heard they migrated from Khezhakeno
Bro cn wait next episode an wbu the second world war episode
It will ne out soon
O NO what happen
Historic place and village but it seems Nagaland Govt. Neglects this village. Road seems to be in bad shape. Who is the MLA?
Forfathers rice grinding stone
Ketai bhaat olawo Apni la vlog ahi jai hoh 😂 Dinner khai na apni la vlog sai toh repeat 3 times huishe 😅
Hahaha chalo thik
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Brother please visit phiro village too and tell us the history about it plz 🙏... I'm your subscriber too requesting u 😁
among the youtubers a Rengma guy showed the most sought after place i want to see, m'nna unsubscribed all my Ao youtubers now 😂😂.
Samajh rahe ho😊😂the boys😂
Long trok in Ao means six stones...... And chungliyimti is a very typical Ao name, but i always wonder why it is in a different tribe's district. Always wondering ..
We need an answer to that 😂
@@Margaret2285 yeah. That's the biggest mistery for me
We call this village a chungliyangdi
It's not a mystery actually Aos used to inhibited the place.they gave the village name as chungliyimti but as the population grew our ancestors decided to leave the place and go somewhere where it can support the population
@@naga_zorowe came from there we have a history regarding my clan Tzudir once on that early days our clan was attack by our own villages in chungliyimti.. I wonder why and how so many diverse 🤣group are standing up for stone 🤣🤣🤣