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    Pau Cin Hau was a Chin evangelist who lived in the late 19th/early 20th century. He traveled throughout Burma and India preaching Christianity. [1] He helped translate the Bible into the Tedim Chin language. [2] Pau Cin Hau established churches and spread the gospel message among the Chin people through his evangelism work. [3] He faced opposition from some but was devoted to sharing his faith. Pau Cin Hau played a pivotal role in introducing Christianity to the Chin people and establishing the church in Chin State.

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    Pau Cin Hau was a Chin evangelist who lived in the late 19th/early 20th century. He traveled throughout Burma and India preaching Christianity. [1] He helped translate the Bible into the Tedim Chin language. [2] Pau Cin Hau established churches and spread the gospel message among the Chin people through his evangelism work. [3] He faced opposition from some but was devoted to sharing his faith. Pau Cin Hau played a pivotal role in introducing Christianity to the Chin people and establishing the church in Chin State.

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    Pau Cin Hau was a Chin evangelist who lived in the late 19th/early 20th century. He traveled throughout Burma and India preaching Christianity. [1] He helped translate the Bible into the Tedim Chin language. [2] Pau Cin Hau established churches and spread the gospel message among the Chin people through his evangelism work. [3] He faced opposition from some but was devoted to sharing his faith. Pau Cin Hau played a pivotal role in introducing Christianity to the Chin people and establishing the church in Chin State.

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    PAU CIN HAU LAI

    Pau Cin Hau in a lai bawlkhiat dan hichi in na gen hi:

    1902 in mang khat ka nein awn hi. Ka mang in mikangte khat, Pasian’ melpu
    in ka mu hi. Suangnoute zang in laimal melpuakdan hon sinsak a, tuate
    gawmkhawm in laibu khat a suah hi. Ken zong tuate ka sin a a tawp in ka
    lohching a huchi in ka mi thong vak hi.

    Ka ihmutna pan a ka thoh in laimal melpuakdan leh gindante ka sin nopna


    lehh sinsak nopna lian lua ahihman in laidal a ka gelhkhiak matan sun leh
    zan in ka ihmu theikei hi. 1

    Rev. S. T. Hau Go in hichin na gelh hi:

    A mangmuhna sungah Pasian in suangtang pawlkhat gawm zel khen zel in


    midangte in zong ama hih banga hih dingin a sawl ciangin a hih thei om lo
    uh hi. “Pau Cin Hau aw, nang na hih thei hiam, kisin dih in,” ci a Pasian in a
    sawl ciang in Pu Pau Cin Hau in a hih leh a hih thei hi. A mang sunga Pasian
    in a hilh bangin aman zong sinsin kisa-in a muk bang phunphun den a, a
    kiim a pama omte in a hai na sa zawzen uh hi. A hih hangin amah a hai hi
    loin, a lai a gelhgelh hi a, a sawt ciang in suanglai tungah gitgit in gelhgelh a,
    nidang a om ngei nai het lo lai thak khat hong piangkhia sak hi. 2

    Pau Cin Hau in laimalte’ melpuakdan leh gindan te a bawl khit in Zomite’ awsuah toh
    kituak ding in hon lemlem hi. 3. Tedim pau a awmal/kammal om tengteng kaikhawm in
    laimal khat chiat a pusak vek hi. Kammal khat laimal khat a putsak theihna ding in “laila”
    kichi gui tampi leh dawng 60 vel nei a phuak hi. 4. A dawng masapen tuh:

    “Ii bang khem tua in hong ci kawh tawh hawh ding ciah tan pil tom duai hak
    sau kawi pau” chih ahi. 5.

    Rev. S. T. Hau Go in hichin na gelh hi:

    …tua laila sa thei in gelh thei leng, Tedim pau aw-mal khempeuh lai in a
    kigelh thei hi pah hi…tu dong in khanglui upa pawlkhat in thei lai uh hi. 6
    Awmal tengteng a gindan chi nga- awtom, awsau, awngat, awkia leh awkah – in khen a,
    awgindan khennate “dawngtawina” chi in hiai dungzui in laibu chi guk in khen hi. 6.
    Huaite tuh:

    NO. TAN BUMIN LAIMAL OMZAH


    1 Khatna Ii Bu 168
    2. Nihna Min Bu 171
    3. Thumna Dongleng Bu 156
    4. Lina Lunsia Bu 246
    5. Ngana Thatuk Bu 146
    6. Gukna Thuamzung Bu 164
    Laimal Buppi 1051
    7.
    Fig. 1 1931 kuma British and Foreign Bible Society ten Mualtung Thuhilhna thu
    Pau Cin Hau Lai tawh a khet uh.
    Fig: 2 Pau Cin Hau Script
    NOTES:

    1. Translated from an extract of Pau Cin Hau’s own verbatim as reported in I.J.
    Bennison in “A Note on the Indigenous Races of Burma”, in Captain J.H. Green,
    Census of India, 1931, Vol. XI, Part I, reproduced in Sing Khaw Khai, Zo People
    And Their Culture, (1995) p. 119 published by Khampu Hatzaw, BCPW, 85 –
    PDA Complex, Lamphelpat, Imphal. See also, Rev. Khup Za Go, Chin
    Chronicles, p. 103; Tualchin Neihsial, India-Burma Gamgi Bul A Singtangmite’
    Dinmun.
    2. “Lai Thu”, in ZOLUS Journal, No. 2, 1997 p. 53, Zomi Literature Uplift Society,
    edited by C. Thang Za Tuan, CLC Computer, Rangoon, reproduced from Chin
    Magazine, 1971-72, Mandalay, hereafter cited as “Lai”.
    3. Vung D. Tombing, “Pu Pauchinhau Sukte”, in Paite Pau Sinna, (1995) p.42,
    Board of Secondary Education Manipur, Convention Press, Lamka, hereafter
    cited as “Pauchinhau”
    4. Rev. S.T. Hau Go, “Lai” p. 53
    5. Ibid, p. 53
    6. Vung D. Tombing, “Pauchinhau” p. 42. See also, Tualchin Neihsial, India-Burma.
    7. T. Suan Khan Mang, “Zolai Simbu Thu Pianzia”, in Ciimnuai Magazine, (1994)

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