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trans-frontier raids from 1920 to 1946 |
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S.D.O's 1362G dt. 21/1/33: In 1924 Tobu made peace with Hakchang and Maksha but not with Tuensang. Hakchang took the head of a Tuensang raider and sent it to Tobu as token of good will. One clan of Tuensang held out against patching up the row with Hakchang and caused death of a Hakchang man by chasing him over a precipice. |
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S.D.O's 661G dt. 29/9/33: Patches up a war which seemed near between Tuensang, Kejok and Kongya. |
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651G dt. 28/9/33: Naklak lost seven heads in an attack on Chingmei. |
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942G dt. 23/11/33: and later got one in return. |
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In Jan. 1934 S.D.O. toured Chang area. |
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1163G dt. 19/1/34: Tuensang again blocking Chingmei's trade route to Mokokchung. |
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S.D.O's 152G dt. 25/2/33: Longmien and Ngangching attacked Chongwe, using guns, wounding three men, against previous orders and Chongwe fired back also wounding a few men. Ngangching ordered to come in and also Wangyam G.B. of Longmien. In default will be punished. In any case will be visited. |
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Assam Govt. letter no. Pol. 351/2495AP dt. 21/3/1933: Refuses to re-open the question of restricting the sale of toy pistol caps. |
