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(13) Kheang-mei-niang-sho-hu is the old Great Ang clan. Today there is only one house of this clan, in the Ouhui morung. |
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Then an Ang from Sheang-pa, an abandoned site near Kongan was called, his clan is the Duk-ang clan. |
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Afterwards an Ang from Chi was called, his clan is Manba, the present Ang is of this clan, he is the fourth generation of Chi Angs. |
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Manba intermarries with the Dzing-ou-hu and with the Ang-nau morung. (14) Ang-bu-hu was formerly an Ang clan too, and of this clan was the morung Ang of the Ang-nau morung. But now-a-days the Ang-bu-hu has become a Ben clan and eats with the other Ben clans. The Ang-nau is exogamous. In the Ouhui things are more complicated. Duk-ang men must take their wife from other villages, or the Dzu-hu clan, they can't marry any other girl of Chintang. Formerly the Duk-ang clan lived in the Ang-nau. (15) Manba men may take wives from the Dzing-ou-hu and from the Ang-nu morung. The Angnokphong only intermarries with the Dzing-ou-hu. The Dzing-ou-hu intermarries with Manba, Angnokphong and all the clans of the Ang-nau morung. The Dzing-ou-hu is very numerous. The Dzuhu intermarries with the Ang-nau morung and with the Ang clans. |
