Literature
- Dena, Lal; In search of identity: Hmars of North-East India; New Delhi 2008; ISBN 978-81-8370-134-1
- Allen BC, Gait EA, Allen CGH and Howard HF. Gazetteer of Bengal and North East India. Mittal Publications.New Delhi 1979.
- Pudaite, Rochunga. 1963. The Education of the Hmar People. Sielmat, Churachandpur. Indo-Burma Pioneer Mission, 1963.
- Songate, H. 1956. Hmar History-Hmar Chanchin. Imphal: Mao Press.
- Songate, H. 1967. Hmar Chanchin (Hmar History).Churachandpur: L & R Press.
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