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Kngungu-she

Attractions along Piahau Historic Trail

Kngungu is an ancient tribe of Klesan. According to the oral tradition of its migration, each tribe left the ancient tribe of habun Kolo and went east to Piahaushe. This settlement was later established as a permanent hamlet by the Mabaala people and continued until the 1930s. While the Kana-Xaqual people crossed Piahaushe, went alond the north Heping River towards the east and settled in Moyao, Kngungu and other places. 

Later, they moved away from the land of Kngungu to the north (upward along the mountain ridge) around 1,000 kilometers above sea level and gradually established settlements Jinyangshe, Kigayangshe, Kubabo, Kelumuo’anshe, Hagawan, Hagaparis, Tabera, Lahau and Klgyah. The Kana-Xaqual people exhibit a continuous linear community diffusion, making them an important ancient tribe for the spread of the Squliq language.
 

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The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
The image shows the location of the former Kngungu police post, that was set up during the Japanese occupation period. There was a guard road between Jinyangshe and Kngungushe. December of the first year of the Showa era (1926), the settlement with a total of 115 people in 31 households were incorporated into the Jinyangshe, and Kngungushe has been abolished since.
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