ポー・シン・ニュー・アルファベット

The Pau Cin Hau script is named after its creator, a Tedim religious leader from Chin State, Burma. It was primarily used in the 1930s in Chyn state, Myanmar. Initially, in 1902, Pau Cin Hau created the logographic script, and only then it produced a simplified alphabetic writhing system that included 57 characters: 21 consonants, 7 vowels, 9 final consonants and 20 tone marks.