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tribute from various villages to Wakching morung |
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(109) Oukheang (sic) receives tribute from: |
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Shiong. One "pan-shou" of chaul from every house. Oukheang goes to Shiong and eats with them one pig. |
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Totok Chingniu. Three small baskets ("wong-sho" = a small basket usually used for keeping chillies. It does not range among the recognised measures for capacity.) of chaul. |
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Totok Chinkoh. ditto. When the Ang of either village dies the Oukh. eat one pig. |
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Tanhai. One "nanshou" of chaul from every house. Oukheang goes to Tanhai and eats one pig and drinks one basket of madhu. When Ang dies the Oukh. men kill and eat 2 pigs. |
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(110) Punkhung. One "nanshou" of chaul from every house. The Oukheang goes to Punkhung and eats one pig and one basket of madhu. When Ang dies Oukh. men eat 3 pigs. |
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Longkhai. One "nan-shou" of chaul from every house. Pig like Punkhung. When the Ang dies, 3 pigs. |
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Wangla. Formerly one buffalo when the Oukheang was rebuilt or a drum dragged (now Rs. 10/-). |
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Oting. A small quantity of chaul or a few fish only as sign of recognition. Oukheang men (111) annually go there and eat one pig. When Ang dies, 2 pigs. |
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Lunglam. Theoretically the Oukh. men eat one pig, but it is so far that they usually don't go. When the L. Ang dies, 2 pigs. |
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Lungnyu. When Ang dies, Oukh. eats 2 pigs. |
