Manipur suffering consequences of seed sown by the British...
Manipur suffering consequences of seed sown by the British...The state of Manipur located in the North-East has been burning in the fire of violence for the last several months. The tension between the two communities has increased so much that it is not taking the name of ending. After the violence that took place a few months ago, once again the ruckus has started in some areas of Manipur, the houses of many leaders have been attacked and arson is also taking place. Meanwhile, today we will tell you about the entire history of Manipur, the tribes living here and the political parties. In this one article, you can understand the whole of Manipur very well.History of ManipurManipur is one of those states of the country which are very beautiful. This state is situated between the mountain valleys. The total population of Manipur is around 35 lakhs. Now first of all let us know what has been the history of Manipur. The old name of Manipur was Kangleipath, after which the Meitei king changed it and named the state Manipur. Manipur is like a bowl, that is, there are hills all around and Imphal valley in the middle. Tribes live in the ills spread all around. That is, people of different tribes live, while the people of the other community Meitei live in the valley below. The third community here is Naga, wholive only in the hilly areas.The era of Meitei KingNow it is important to tell you about the story when the existence of Manipur itself came under threat. In 1819, burma occupied Manipur, after which the Meitei king sought help from the british rule. The Britishers defeated the Burmese Kingdom in 1826 and then Manipur became a protectorate state. That is, its command is withthe British rule. The british used the divide and rule formula during their rule here.The british settled the Kuki community on the hills all around. The Meitei were already settled in the valley. The british gave the message to everyone that both the communities are completely different. That is why the Meitei will always live in the valley and the Kukis will live in the hills. It is said that the seeds of conflict were sown in Manipur from this period.