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Kanno morung, seat by the fireplace |
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India. The north-eastern seven sister states.
Nagaland. Longwa a Konyak village in Mon area situated on the Myanmar-India border.
For administrative convenience, each village is divided into a number of “Morungs” or “Pan”. It is an institution for training youths in discipline, nationalistic feelings, safeguarding the village from intruders and for efficient execution of tasks during emergencies etc.
Morungs are men’s dormitory, which is in hierarchical order. The unmarried youths assemble in the evenings and discuss about important matters pertaining to their socio-economic, political and day-to-day aspect of life.
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