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A collection of hymns written in the Tangkhul Naga language, a Tibeto-Burman language spoken by the Tangkhul people of northeastern India and northwestern Myanmar. These hymns, which were originally composed for use in Tangkhul Naga churches, reflect the spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage of this unique community. With its distinctive blend of Christian and traditional Tangkhul Naga influences, this collection is a fascinating glimpse into the rich and complex cultural history of the region.
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