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Miju Mishmi, also known as Kaman, is one of the three sub-tribes of the Mishmi of Arunachal Pradesh, and members of this tribe inhabit within Anjaw district, formerly a part of Lohit. The Mijus practice shifting agriculture, also known as Jhum, owing to enviromental conditions around them. The Miju are followers of Donyi Polo,[1] although sections of the Miju have co-adopted Tibetan Buddhism.[2][3]
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- ^ Raghuvir Sinha (2004). Religion and Culture of North-eastern India. Abhinav Publications, 53.
- ^ J. K. Barthakur (1975). A Portrait of Population: Series 24: Arunachal Pradesh. Controller of Publications, Census Operations, 53.
- ^ Trekking in Lohit district
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