Lusei people
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Lusei hnam | |
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,_in_Panaji,_Goa_on_November_26,_2013.jpg) The Lusei traditional dress and its traditional Cheraw dance. | |
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The Lusei people, also spelled as Lushei, are a tribe native to the Mizoram state of Northeastern India. Although the term Lusei is mistakenly used to describe the entire Mizo ethnic group[1][2], the cultures of the Mizos are heavily influenced by the Lusei.[3]
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