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Zote
(Hmar, Joute)
Total population
no census

The Zote people are a sub-tribe of the Hmar people/Nation in India, Myanmar and Bangladesh.

References

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1. Hmar Chanchin - Hranglien Songate (Pg-3, 25, 26, 27, 32, 33)

Ethnic groups of the Zo people and its clans

Zo people (Kuki-Chin-Mizo people)

Chin

Kuki-Zomi

Kuki	Thadou
Zomi	Paite Gangte Simte Sizang Sukte Vaiphei Zou

Mizo

Others

v t e Scheduled tribes of India
Asur Baiga Bharia Bhil Bhumij Bhutia Birhor Bodo Bodo-Kachari Boksa Bonda Chakma Chenchu Dhanka Dimasa Garo Gondi Hajong Hmar Ho Irulas Karbi Khasi Khonds Kol Korwa Kuki Lepcha Limbu Lodha Mahli Mara Mech Mishing Mizo Mog Munda Mudugar Naga Oraon Pnar Rabari Rabha Reang Santal Sora Toda Tripuri