- 1965 the
Chinese government officially recognised Lhoba as one of the 56
ethnic groups in China.
Lhobas are one of the
smallest ethnic minority groups in...
-
Lhoba (Lho-pa, Luoba) may be any of the
languages of the
Lhoba people, such as: Adi
Bokar Idu
Mishmi This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- are
other ethnic groups such as Mongols, Monpa, Tamang, Qiang, Sherpa,
Lhoba, and
since the 20th
century Han
Chinese and ****.
Tibet is the
highest region...
- are also
found in the
Tibet Autonomous Region,
where they are
called the
Lhoba together with some of the
Nyishi people, Na people,
Mishmi people and Tagin...
- Tibet. They are
officially classified by the
Chinese government as
ethnic Lhoba people. In India, the Idu are
found in
Arunachal Pradesh,
Although after...
-
Uttarakhand (Bhotiya),
Sikkim (Bhutia), and
Arunachal Pradesh (Khamba,
Lhoba and
Monpa people).
There are also
nearly 100,000
Tibetans living in exile...
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Tibetans refer to the Tani
people as the
Lhobas (Tibetan: ལྷོ་པ།); 'lho'
meaning 'south' and 'ba'
meaning 'people,' "
Lhobas"
meaning "southerners" i.e. people...
- Idu
Mishmi may
refer to: Idu
Mishmi people, of the
Mishmi people of
northeastern India and
Tibet Idu
Mishmi language,
their Sino-Tibetan
language IDU (disambiguation)...
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speaking Tshangla, with a
significant minority of Khambas,
Kongpopas and
Lhobas. List of
towns and
villages in
Tibet "Mòtuō Xiàn (County, China) - Po****tion...
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further increased to 54 by the
second national census in 1964, with the
Lhoba people added in 1965. The last
change was the
addition of the Jino people...
