The “Zeliangrong or Haomei movement” was related to which of the f

1.	The “Zeliangrong or Haomei movement” was related to which of the following area?1. Chotanagpur plateau2. Mumbai presidemcy3. Mizo Hills4. Naga Hills
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : Naga Hills The correct answer is Naga Hills. The ongoing national movement influenced the tribal movements in the early decades of 20th century: The Tana Bhagat movement of Gumla in Ranchi district, and the Zeliangrong movement in the Naga Hills were two such instances. Jadonang (1905-1931), who set up the Haraka religious cult with three basic objectives started the complex Zeliangrong or Haomei movement in 1925. The first aimed at reformation of the tribes, particularly the Zemi, Liangrnei and Rangmei, to enable them to face the onslaught of Christianity. Secondly, the overthrows of the exploitative colonial laws by attacking British rule. And third, establishment of the Naga Raj. The movement was also aimed against the Kuki tribe, the “outsider”. From 1927 onwards, influenced by Gandhi, Jadonang began a civil disobedience movement in the area. On 13 June 1931, Jgdonang was arrested and sentenced to death, and finally hanged on 29 August 1931.

The “Zeliangrong or Haomei movement” was related to which of the following area?1. Chotanagpur plateau2. Mumbai presidemcy3. Mizo Hills4. Naga Hills

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : Naga Hills

The correct answer is Naga Hills.

The ongoing national movement influenced the tribal movements in the early decades of 20th century: The Tana Bhagat movement of Gumla in Ranchi district, and the Zeliangrong movement in the Naga Hills were two such instances.
Jadonang (1905-1931), who set up the Haraka religious cult with three basic objectives started the complex Zeliangrong or Haomei movement in 1925.
- The first aimed at reformation of the tribes, particularly the Zemi, Liangrnei and Rangmei, to enable them to face the onslaught of Christianity.
- Secondly, the overthrows of the exploitative colonial laws by attacking British rule.
- And third, establishment of the Naga Raj.
The movement was also aimed against the Kuki tribe, the “outsider”.
From 1927 onwards, influenced by Gandhi, Jadonang began a civil disobedience movement in the area.
On 13 June 1931, Jgdonang was arrested and sentenced to death, and finally hanged on 29 August 1931.