- The
Chumbi Valley,
called Dromo or
Tromo in Tibetan, is a
valley in the
Himalayas that
projects southwards from the
Tibetan plateau,
intervening between...
-
Chumbi (Tibetan: ཆུ་འབི, Wylie: chu 'bi, THL: chu bi; Chinese: 春丕; pinyin: Chūn pī) is a
historic village in the
Chumbi Valley or the
Yadong County of...
- the
towns of
Kalimpong and
Gangtok to the
villages and
towns of the
lower Chumbi Valley. The p**** was surve**** by J. W.
Edgar in 1873, who
described the...
-
Chumbi may
refer to:
Chumbi Valley,
Tibet Chumbi, a town in the
Chumbi Valley Chumbi language, also
called "Groma language",
spoken in the
Chumbi Valley...
-
attacking Chinese forces. The
competition to
control the
disputed borderland in
Chumbi Valley is seen as a
major cause for
heightening the
tensions in
these incidents...
-
arrived at New
Chumbi.
Macdonald and
Younghusband discussed their differences, and on 12 June the
Tibet Field Force marched out of New
Chumbi. Once the obstacle...
-
mountain p****
between Sikkim and the
Chumbi Valley (Yadong County),
connecting the
Sikkimese capital of
Tumlong with the
Chumbi town.
Towards the end of the 19th...
- THL: drok lam),
called Donglang (Chinese: 洞朗) by China, is an area in
Chumbi Valley with a high
plateau and a valley,
lying between China's
Yadong County...
- do so. Meanwhile, he had
ordered that the
revenue collected be sent to
Chumbi, a
clear sign of his
intention not to
return to Sikkim. In 1884 the Indian...
- Khajli's army
commenced plundering the
country around the
Tibet region of the
Chumbi Valley. The
people of that area and the
parts adjacent advanced to repel...
