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Ngwalwa Village
Ngwalwa Vill. is a village in the Peren district of Nagaland, India. It is located in the Pedi (Ngwalwa) Circle.〔(Nagaland revenue village directory )〕
== Early History of Ngwalwa ==
The early history of Ngwalwa is traced back to Gaili Namdi, a very big village with more than thousand households. The reason behind the formation of the new village, Ngwalwa, was due to the strict observation of traditional and customary laws that binds the people of the village, and henceforth, making the livelihood hard and complicated. Ngwalwa was previously known as Leigwaklwa, the range of Pine trees.
Ngwalwa Village was formed by a man named Haung (Haume) with the traditions and customary laws of Gaili Namdi. And after the formation of Ngwalwa Village; Gaili Namdi was disbanded or deserted by the villagers and scattered out to settle in different places as they could not live together peacefully due to disunity, fights and killings between the clans in Gaili Namdi. According to myth it is said that Gaili Namdi was disbanded and deserted seven times. The deserted land of Gaili Namdi was then occupied and looked after by the Ngwalwa Village as the sole land owner.
During the break-out of Gaili Namdi, the villagers of Ngwalwa met Mr. Haikube, while on his way to settle out in a different place with his herd of cattle. The people of Ngwalwa approached him to settle in Ngwalwa Village for traditional and customary practices. In around 1833, Mr. Haikube was allowed to go back and formed Gaili Village under the customary law of Ngwalwa Village. So till the present day Gaili village seeks the blessing of Ngwalwa for their traditional and customary practices.
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