Threats
In the 18th century, under Meidingu Pamheiba, the sacred writings of Sanamahi religion, the Puyas, were collected and burned in front of the Kangla which is a sacred place of the Meitei and all the Sanamahi scholars were expelled to remote villages. This took place on 17th day of Mera (October)in 1732 in front of the Kangla Uttra and the Meitei were forcibly converted to Hinduism by the king.
Later in the 19th century mass conversion of the Hill tribes to Christianity began.
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