Chhepchher

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Chhepchher is a musical instrument of Mizoram, northeastern India.^[1] It is a six-stringed guitar which became popular with the Mizo people during World War II and is taught to girls and boys from a young age.^[2]

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↑ Dahrawka, P. S. (1964). Mizo thawnthu : legends and folk tales of the Mizo people. Sasem Bookstall. p. 32.
↑ Thanmawia, R. L. (1998). Mizo poetry. Din Din Heaven. p. 27.

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[Dahrawka1964-1] Dahrawka, P. S. (1964). Mizo thawnthu : legends and folk tales of the Mizo people. Sasem Bookstall. p. 32.

[Thanmawia1998-2] Thanmawia, R. L. (1998). Mizo poetry. Din Din Heaven. p. 27.

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