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Adding short description: "Ethnic group in Northeast India" (Shortdesc helper)

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{{Short description|Ethnic group in Northeast India}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2018}}
{{Use Indian English|date=December 2018}}
{{unreferenced|date=May 2013}}

'''The Tlosaih''' are one of the major groups of the [[Mara people]], who inhabited the southernmost part of [[Mizoram]] under the [[Mara Autonomous District Council]]. The Tlosaih language was [[Transliteration|transliterated]] into the [[Roman Script|Roman script]] by late missionary Reverend [[Reginald Arthur Lorrain]], founder of the [[Evangelical Church of Maraland]], and it is used as a liturgical language and in literature. The Tlosaih language formed a common language for all of the Mara people and is commonly known as the [[Mara language]].

All Tlosais live in [[India]]. The group lives mostly in the western and northwestern part of [[Maraland]], India. The towns [[Siaha]], Thosai, Tisopi, Amobyuh, Amotlah, Thiahra, Saikao, Laty, Pala, Tokalo, Kiasie, Lodawh, Lomasu and Bymari are all Tlosai villages.

Tlôsaih people can be divided into two groups; Siaha-Tlôsaih and Saikao-Tlôsaih. The village Saikao was previously known as Tlôsaih as in the past Mara villages were usually named after their sub-tribes, in contrast to the [[Lusei tribe]] who named their villages after their chief. Almost all Tlosaih villages were ruled by Hlychho chiefs.

[[Category:Ethnic groups in Northeast India]]
[[Category:Ethnic groups in South Asia]]

Tlosaih people - Revision history

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