The correct answer is: d) All of the above are possible.
The Mizos are a tribal people who live in the northeastern Indian state of Mizoram. They are believed to have originated in the hills of Myanmar (Burma) and migrated to India in the 16th century. The Mizos have a long history of contact and trade relations with the kingdoms of Assam, Tripura, Bengal, and Odisha.
In the 16th century, the Mizos came into contact with the Ahom kingdom of Assam. The Ahoms were a powerful kingdom that ruled over much of northeastern India. The Mizos traded with the Ahoms and provided them with mercenaries.
In the 17th century, the Mizos came into contact with the Tripura kingdom. The Tripura kingdom was a smaller kingdom that ruled over parts of what is now northeastern India and Bangladesh. The Mizos traded with the Tripura kingdom and provided them with mercenaries.
In the 18th century, the Mizos came into contact with the Bengal kingdom. The Bengal kingdom was a powerful kingdom that ruled over much of eastern India. The Mizos traded with the Bengal kingdom and provided them with mercenaries.
In the 19th century, the Mizos came into contact with the Odisha kingdom. The Odisha kingdom was a smaller kingdom that ruled over parts of what is now eastern India. The Mizos traded with the Odisha kingdom and provided them with mercenaries.
The Mizos have a long history of contact and trade relations with the kingdoms of Assam, Tripura, Bengal, and Odisha. These relationships have had a significant impact on the Mizos’ culture and history.