Lusei people

This article is about the Lusei clan of the Mizo ethnic group. Not to be confused with Mizo people, the ethnic group made out of the Lusei and various clans.

Lusei
(Lushai, Lushei, Ka-Lin-Kaw, Lushay)

Lusei hnam
The Lusei traditional dress and its traditional Cheraw dance.
Total population
N/A
Regions with significant populations
Mizoram
Languages
Mizo
Religion
Christianity Judaism (Bnei Menashe) Hinduism Buddhism Other indigenous religion
Related ethnic groups
Chin Kuki Hmar Mizo

The Lusei people, also spelled as Lushei, are a tribe native to the Mizoram state of Northeastern India. Although the term Lusei is mistakenly used to describe the entire Mizo ethnic group, the cultures of the Mizos are heavily influenced by the Lusei.

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