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FACTS ABOUT MEITEIS, HISTORY OF MEITEIS

 History of Meitei, the real meiteis and mixed meiteis

By Researcher Ally Shimray


Originaly Meitei migrated from Thailand

They first landed in Burma Kabou Valley, were chased

out by Burmese, and landed in Moirang, later spread to

Imphal Valley areas.

Present Meitei is a multiracial mixed race including Indian

Bengali blood.

Some of the senior Meitei still use their surname as

Tai..which means Thai.

Just 300 years ago Santidas Goswamy and his gang

came from Sylhet, (present day Bangladesh) and

enjoyed all the Meitei girls born of mixed blood, convert

them to Hinduism, and changed their surname as Kumar,

Sharma, Singh,...Devi, Kumari, etc....all because Meitei

king was too scared of Nagas raiding and killing them.

Santidas convinced the Meitei king that he will make

Meitei kingdom great by bringing Indians with weapons

to attack Nagas. Meitei king was very happy to give

whatever Santidas Goswamy asked including to enjoy all

Meitei pretty girls by Santidas Goswamy and his gang

Meitei king order all Meitei young girls to sleep with

Santidas Goswamy and his gangs that came from Sylhet

(Present in Bangladesh). The king's order was obeyed by

many but many resisted and against the king's order.

Those resisted king order were later put them into

Schedule Caste or Loi.

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