Scott, George J. & J. P. Hardiman. 1900. Ethnology with vocabularies. In Gazetteer of Upper Burma and the Shan States, 475-727. Rangoon: Superintendent of Government Printing of Burma.
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Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
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Shan | |
Siamese | |
Lao | |
Wa or Vü | |
Hka Mūk | |
Palaung or Rumai | |
Rumai | |
Riang Yang Sek | |
Riang Yang Wan Kun | |
Mon or Talaing | |
Palaung or Rumai of Nam Hsan | |
Mon | |
Karen-ni | |
Yintalè | |
Manō | |
Sawngtung Zayein Karen | |
Padeng Za-yein | |
Banyang Zayein | |
Sinhmaw Mèpauk Karen | |
Taungthu | |
Yaungyo | |
Danaw | |
Kawn Swang Karens of Loi Lōng | |
Chingpaw or Kachin | |
Asi or Szi | |
Lechi or Lashi | |
Maru | |
Pwun or Hpōn | |
Ngachang or Ho Hsa | |
Lisaw or Yawyin | |
La-hu Law'hè or Mu Hsō | |
Menghwa Lolo | |
Ming Ch'iang | |
Mahe | |
Lisu | |
Mosso-Musu-Nachi | |
Lanten Yao | |
Siyin Chin | |
Haka Chin | |
Shonshe of Gangaw Chin | |
Yawdwin Chin | |
Yaungtha Chin | |
Chinbok Chin | |
Kadu | |
Akha or Kaw | |
Akö tribe Kengtung State | |
Muhsö tribe known as Lahuna Kengtung State | |
Lahu Hsi (tribe called Kwi by the Shans) | |
Lihsaw tribe Kengtung State | |
Wa Kengtung State | |
Palaung tribe Kengtung State (call themselves Darāng) | |
En tribe Kengtung State (Waic) | |
Hsen Hsum Kengtung State (call themselves A-Mok) | |
Hill tribe of Möng Lwe district Kengtung State | |
Pyen-Pyin-Kengtung-Southern Shan States | |
Tribe known as Hka-La by the Shans (call themselves Āng-kú) = Kon Keu = Hu according so Sidwell 2015:9 | |
Tai Loi | |
Son tribe Kengtung State (Waic) |