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The Newme Ancestry: Historical Geography and Land Records

The Newme Ancestry: Historical Geography and Land Records

Tracing indigenous roots from 1420 A.D. to modern administration

Pre-British Map 1420 AD

[Figure 1: Pre-British Map of 1420 A.D.]

The Legacy of Late Peisia Newme

This historical map of 1420 A.D. stands as a testament to the indigenous heritage of the region. It identifies the first indigenous tribe to inhabit this land as the natives of Late Peisia (Tewduing) Newme. The territory's name is derived from their chief founder, establishing a lineage that predates British colonial records and remains central to the identity of the N.C. Hills region.

Revenue Records and Village Recognition (1944-1955)

Archival documentation from the mid-20th century further validates these historical settlements. Records from the Assam State Archives specifically highlight administrative actions related to these indigenous villages.

Historical File Reference:

Revenue Settlement File (1944-1955) regarding "Gratuitous relief to Khangnam and Paisa Naga Village in N.C. Hills" (Ref: RS/112/44).

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Modern Land Records & Survey

For contemporary insights into land governance, the Nagaland Information Commission provides essential statutory disclosures. These records detail the modern functions of the Directorate of Land Records & Survey, ensuring transparency in land administration today.

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