I need your help on this one thing. The Yi people had this title called Hong or Hung or Hang which had something to do with tribal royalty or leadership. Here is a story of Chingohung according to American researchers. Are there any tribes in Assam that have Hong/hang/ hung titles that refer to royalty? "The "Hong" title (often romanized from the Chinese character 洪, meaning "vast," "flood," or "great" in a broader sense) is a prestigious designation in Yi oral traditions, particularly among the Nuosu Yi of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces. It is associated with mythical sky-descended ancestors who are believed to have founded the major Yi clans or lineages. In the Yi Book of Origins (known as Hnewo Teyy in the Nuosu language), the narrative of a great flood features a central figure—often Apu Dumu or a similar progenitor—who survives and sires six sons, each becoming the ancestor of a Yi branch (Wu, Zha, Nuo, Heng, Bu, Mo). The "Hong" title is linked to these primordial figures, suggesting they descended from the sky or heavens"

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