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Chin

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Chin

Member of a people of Mongol origin who speak a Tibeto-Burman language occupying western Myanmar and the Irrawaddy Valley. The Chin practice shifting cultivation, growing rice, maize, and millet and rearing animals, including the gayal, an Indian wild ox. Some groups are egalitarian, others are headed by hereditary chiefs who traditionally received agricultural tribute from commoners. Today some Chin are Hindus, some Christians, and others maintain their old religious beliefs.


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and four little boy pigs, called Alexander, Pigling Bland, Chin- chin and Stumpy.
Big green eyes had been painted upon it, but in the center of the chin were two small holes made in the pasteboard, so that the Chief could see through them with his own tiny eyes; for when the big head was fastened upon his shoulders the eyes in his own natural head were on a level with the false chin.
As he was incaudate it was conferred upon his chin, which he now wags with great profit and gratification except when he is at his meals.
 
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