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Relations with Tributary States and Frontier Affairs |
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Our relations with this tribe which occupies the tract of country immediately opposite Mokokchang have during the year been friendly. The frontier villages on both sides trade with each other. |
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The two cases mentioned by Mr. Porteous in his last year's report in which this tribe was concerned were disposed of during the year: |
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(i) Mokokchang accused Chatisun, of Chari, of poisoning a Mokokchang trader. To enquire into this case, Mr. Davis then subdivisional officer at Mokokchang, visited Chari in the middle of April. The village was fined 6 cows on the inhabitants refusing to produce Chatisun before the subdivisional officer. The fine was realised. |
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(ii) The Sema village of Chichami accused the Sangtam village of Sonto or Sodomi of murdering a man of their village. On enquiry, it turned out that the Chichami man had himself gone out to fight Sodomi with a war party from the independent Sema village of Yehimi. The case was therefore not taken up. |
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Longsa. The independent Ao village of Longsa was well behaved during the year. |
