DISCOVERY OF KANGLEIPAK
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BY WANGKHEMCHA CHINGTAMLEN
THE MONGOLIAN SPOT
The Mongolian Spot also known as Mongolian Blue Spot is a ‘congenital dermal melanocytosis' a birth mark discovered and found on and named after the so called Mongolians/Mongolian Peoples, more particularly, the Asiatic Peoples, prominently found to the Kangleichas (Peoples of Kangleipak) also as a Birthmark upto this day. The Mongolian blue spot disappear from 3-5 years after birth generally, to some special case appear upto puberty. The colour of the spot is generally Blue, some times they can be blue-grey, blue-black or even deep brown.
Prevalence
The Mongolian Spot or mongolian Blue Spot is most prevalent among the infants of East Asian groups of Peoples. The spots occur 90-95% in East African, 80-85% in Native American, about 90% in polynesian and Micronesian, about 46% in Latin American infants. The Mongolian Spot occur only 1-10% in Caucasian descent infants.
The Japanese call the Mongolian Blue Spot ‘Blue butt'.
Prevalence amongst the Kangleicha Infants.
The present writer of this book, Kangleipak : The Cradle of Man who is now
more than 75 years old, had been seeing, has seen, is seeing upto this day his nearest and relatives, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, grand sons and grand daughters born with these Mongolian spots without knowing what were the significances. The document relating to the Mongolian Spot, sent by a young friend, was received by the writer in January, 2011. The young friend sent the document after reading the writers' book; Kangleipak :The Cradle of Man to help the writer.
After getting this document, the writer has certain conclusions regarding human migration on the surface of the Earth, more specially in Asia and its neighbours.
After getting this document, the writer, with encouragement and thrilling emotion began to examine new born infants in the radius about two hundred feet around his home in Sagolband Thangjam Leirak, Imphal-795001.
Mongolian spot on a baby boy born to a Khuman father and a Mangang mother (Photographed on 27/01/2011).
Mongolian spot on a baby girl born to Golmei parents (Photographed on 08/02/2011).
All the infants numbering 10, 7 from the meetei indigeneous community and 3 from the Kabui community, a purely indigineous community of Kangleipak from Keishamthong, had been found having the Mongolian Blue Spots, only blue colours, not in any colour by the writer and his friends examining them, of course the colour spots of the individual infants are of various size, shapes, locations. The spots are scattered in various locations in some individual also.
Not only the examination of some particular infants among the indigeneous communities of Kangleipak, the writer has talked to many old men and women in some localities of Kangleicha, every man and woman, the writer met, told the writer that they know the presence of the Mongolian Blue Spot in the infants of their localities since their very young days though they did not know the significance of the Blue Spots.
From this experience of the writer among his indigenous peoples in respect of the
Mongolian Blue Spot, only blue colours among the indigeneous peoples of Kangleipak, which is a dominant colour amongst the Asian Peoples, South and North American indigeneous peoples and some other peoples in other parts of the earth, the writer formally concludes that the indigeneous Kangleichas, is a part of the Great Mongolian Group of peoples of the Earth, are born with these Mongolian Blue Spots, a congenital Birthmark.
From this experience, the writer further concludes that the Mongolian Blue Spot happens to all Mongolian infants at the time of their birth as a result of the presence of a common biological conditions amongst the Mongolian peoples of the Earth.
And further the writer asserts that the Mongolian peoples of the Earth are of the same origin and of the same Ancestry having certain Biological conditions.
This scientific finding of the Mongolian Blue Spot further proves the writer's claim that Kangleipak : The Cradle of Man. This Scientific finding of the Mongolian Blue Spots as a common biological condition amongst the Mongolian groups of peoples of the Earth further negates one human origin or human migration theory floated by a group of peoples from Africa.
One of the reputed archaeologists and Paleontologies Prof. Jia Lanpo says "man's place of origin is in southern part of East Asia".
The present writer, though he is not Archaeologist and Paleontologist, who has vast
knowledge of Mythology, Traditions, Folklore etc of Kangleipak, asserts that Kangleipak, the present Manipur since 2nd part of 18th Century C.E. is the place of origin of Man on the Earth, supported by Anthropological, Archaeological and Paleontological Findings of today.
As place of origin of man was in the Asiatic Continent, the whole of Asia is inhabited by the same peoples, mongoloid peoples having common Biological condition, that is, the Mongolian Blue Spot. The Mongolian Blue Spot peoples spread throughout the Pacific Islands, to Eastern Africa, to South and North America Continents etc. as we find to day. Supposing that Man's place of origin was in Africa, the man originated from Africa, the man and his descendants should have inhabited first the African continent and spread to other parts of the Earth. This is logic and fact too.
The Kenyapithecus and Australopithecus from the East Africa may be a part of the
Mongoloid peoples originated from the South East Asia. From this scientific finding of the Mongolian Blue Spot, it may be taken as certain that the Eastern African peoples having this Mongolian Blue Spots are part of the Great Asian Mongoloid peoples spread from the South East Asia where there was the Man's Place of Origin.
Please see the photograph of the present days Amazon Native Tribes of Brazil who has almost no contact with the civilized world upto this day :
Photo Source : Huiyen Lanpao dated 3/2/2011
The men and women are almost half-naked. In the photograph, a group of the Amazon Natives are looking at a flying Aeroplane with amazement. These peoples are from the Asiatic continent that is the Mongoloid peoples and the scientists of present time opine that they might have reached there through Siberia land Bridge or from Pacific Ocean Islands.