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Man with 39 wives and 94 children wants to marry

With his 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandchildren, sexagenarian Zionnghaka Indian Chana says not having enough and still wanting to "raise children", who lives in a large building in northeast India, the agency reported today india IANS. 

"I would like to travel beyond the borders of Mizoram (the region in the northeast) and India to continue to raise my family," he told the half Chana, 67, in his village, Baktawng.

Chana's family consists of the patriarchal head of his own sect visible Christian, his 39 wives, 94 children, 33 grandchildren and 14 daughters (in India, the daughters are part of the husband's family): In total, 181 people.

 "Like any other church, we believe in the existence of God, but the only difference is that our belief we can marry more than one wife," he said Nunparliana, one of his children.

The family follows the guidelines of a cult called "Channa" from Zionnghaka father, Challianchana (d. 1997), was created in the early 1930's, and four generations later, with over 1,700 members. 

Although no one knows for certain how many children did Challianchana-founder who married fifty women-yes, there is evidence that Zionnghaka was his firstborn.

The family lives in a building with four floors and a hundred rooms built on a hill, and women practice a rotation system to share bed with the head of household, even if the wife is younger occupying the nearest bed. 

Mizoram is a small and remote region of northeastern India bordering Burma (Myanmar) and Bangladesh, where, unlike the predominantly Hindu in the subcontinent, the majority religion is Christianity in its Protestant sides.

Mizos were animists until the arrival of two Welsh Baptist missionaries, William Savidge and JH Lorrain, who began his pastoral work and ended earlier ban cults.

 The region has a total of 95 Christian denominations, some of its leaders claiming a divine status, and in other cases, such as the "channa" is accepted polygamy.

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