Mru
Lands
Bandarban district in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh, and nearby areas of Myanmar
Countries Bangladesh, Myanmar
Facts 3
Culture
The Mru call themselves Marucha; in their language, maru means human.
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Language
The Mru alphabet, invented in the 1980s and unrelated to any other script, is encoded in the Unicode Standard with its own digits.
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Language
School textbooks up to class three have been published in the Mru language and alphabet.
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