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Textual Reconstruction of Zo History
Chhînlung is not a literal cave nor a primordial homeland, but a mythologized memory of frontier enclosure and displacement experienced by Proto-Zo populations during the Nanzhao period, later resemanticized through Zo linguistic categories and oral tradition. Zo ethnogenesis is here understood as a
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