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A brief English language literary adaptation of the Classical Meitei epic “Numit Kappa” (The Man Who Shot The Sun) of Ancient Kangleipak civilization, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 129), by T. C. Hodson

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English: A brief English language literary adaptation of the Classical Meitei epic “Numit Kappa” (The Man Who Shot The Sun) of Ancient Kangleipak civilization, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 129), by T. C. Hodson
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