Rhalieü, a story from Meriema village

Most Naga villages have stones that hold stories of myths and legends, origins, feasts of merit and more. From monoliths to memorial stones, some of these stones are still standing. They are the keepers of our stories.
“FiveStones” is an oral narrative project. It is a series of five films exploring stories of stones from Naga villages.

[@keko_kuotsu]

Thank you Take one. It always feels good listening to all the stories.
When taking such videos from villages, would also love to hear of how the villages were named or why that name (there really must be a story behind). (Asking out of curiosity and interest).
Thank you Take One

[@kevk9935]

Thrilled to hear narratives of Rhalieü…besides folklore, she has been immortalised by Methaneilie. The song was running in my mind the entire video😂

[@nagametha]

Which song

[@jennyhuozha]

Miavo kereithewa chü kemelalieya ... Song

[@lori_sama9143]

We need more of this

[@angami12345]

Please do the story of Morusa next time please 🙏🏻

[@m_lkr]

great one, yet again, but the story doesn't seem to add up; might be me not getting it, or the narration is incomprehensible

[@thenagakid9048]

Can we assume Rhalieu as cruel or kind

[@totorengma9924]

The tale sounds Incomplete

[@KekhrieFriday]

Yes it's incomplete

[@shooominnn]

​@@KekhrieFriday Please tell the full here.... I'm very curious

[@kevicolypse3048]

Hm nice