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'''Telngoh''' is a sub-clan of Haokip, which is the prominent clan among the [[Thadou people|Thadou]] of [[Northeast India]] and [[Myanmar]]. They are mostly present in Saikul subdivision of Sadar Hills, [[Churachandpur district|Churachandpur]] and [[Chandel district|Chandel]] districts in [[Manipur]].<br />
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== Telngoh Villages ==<br />
Some of the prominent Telngoh villages in Manipur are listed below.<br />
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1. [[Khokon]]<br />
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2. Tengkon<br />
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3. Langkhong<br />
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4. Thangkan<br />
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5. Ankhumbung<br />
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6. Wakan<br />
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7. Gampum<br />
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8. Mulam<br />
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9. Ekou Mulam<br />
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10. Twisomjang<br />
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11. Songphel<br />
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12. Gangpijang<br />
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13. Khonomphai<br />
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14. Songjang<br />
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15. Saivom<br />
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16. Uchan Tampak<br />
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17. Ukha Tampak<br />
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18. Sipijang<br />
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19. Motjang<br />
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20. [[Peniel, Manipur]]<br />
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21. Ainujang<br />
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22. Ukha Loikhai<br />
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23. Naajang<br />
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24. T Khonomphai<br />
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25. Vongmol<br />
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26. Teijang<br />
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27. Gothol<br />
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28. Pangmuol<br />
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29. Old Nabil<br />
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30. Old Ningthiching<br />
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31. S Moljol<br />
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32. Phoilenching<br />
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33. Tollen<br />
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34. B. Vongmol<br />
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35. T. Molkot<br />
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36. Gamnom<br />
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37. Shijang<br />
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38. N. Molsophai<br />
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39. Ngoiphai<br />
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40. Sijang<br />
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41. N. Zalenphai<br />
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42. G Khomunnom<br />
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43. Changpikot<br />
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44. V.L. Joulen<br />
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45. T. Bethlehem<br />
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46. G. Mongjang<br />
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47. Songdo<br />
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48. Hengjang<br />
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49. T Chavangphai<br />
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50. Synod Veng<br />
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51. Hengjang<br />
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52. Bijang Gangte<br />
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53. Leinom<br />
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54. Dahtum<br />
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55. Jangnomphai<br />
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56. Gelbung<br />
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57. Selsom<br />
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58. Chalva<br />
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59. Bongpijang<br />
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60. Lhungnu<br />
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61. Doutho<br />
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62. Vungkhom<br />
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63. Selutah<br />
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64. Leplen<br />
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== Prominent Among Telngoh ==<br />
* [[Yamthong Haokip]], present Member of [[Legislative Assembly of Manipur]] from Saikul Assembly Constituency.<ref>http://myneta.info/manipur2012/candidate.php?candidate_id=118</ref><br />
* Lunkhothang Haokip, an [[Indian Administrative Service]] (IAS).<br />
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== References ==<br />
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[[Category:Ethnic groups in Manipur]]<br />
[[Category:Ethnic groups in Northeast India]]<br />
[[Category:Kuki tribes]]<br />
[[Category:Ethnic groups in South Asia]]<br />
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