- shrublands.
Other common names for this
species include Tibetan wild ****,
khyang and gorkhar. The
kiang is the
largest of the wild ****es, with an average...
- 89%).
According to 2022 census,
there are 4,176
Khyang in
Chittagong hill tracts.
Almost 60%(2502)
khyang live in
Bandarban district and
other 40%(1670)...
-
Chittagong Hill
Tracts of
Bangladesh and the
Rakhine State of Myanmar. The
Khyang are one of the
smallest ethnic groups in
Bangladesh with a po****tion of...
-
minorities are
Chakma 276,048,
Marma 51,403,
Tanchangya 27,975,
Tripura 12,300,
Khyang 1,670, and
Pankhu 1,398.
Ethnicity in the
Rangamati District (2022) Chakma...
-
Tanchangya 14,889, Bom 11,854,
Chakma 3,712,
Khumi 3,287, Chak 2,662,
Khyang 2,502.
Ethnicity in
Bandarban District (2022)
Bengali 58.85 (58.8%) Marma...
-
Marma (11.38%)
Tripuri (7.23%) Mro (2.8%)
Tanchangya (2.33%) Bom (0.67%)
Khyang (0.23%)
Khumi (0.18%) Chak (0.15%)
Pankho (0.08%)
Lushei (0.01%) Others...
-
Burma and Bangladesh.
There are
perhaps three distinct dialects, Asho (
Khyang), Chinbon, and Shendu.
Mayin and
Longpaw are not
mutually intelligible,...
- (Rakhine), Marma, Tripuri, Tanchangya, Chak, Pankho, Mru, Bawm, Lushai,
Khyang, and Khumi. With the
exception of the
relatively well-integrated Chakma...
- The same
collection of
tribes were
called "Chins" by the
Burmese (spelt "
Khyangs" in the
original Burmese spelling). The
British also used the term "Lushais"...
- (****i), Gangte, Simte, Vaiphei, Sizang, Ralte,
Ngawn Southern: Shö (Asho/
Khyang, Chinbon), Thaiphum, Daai (Nitu), Mün, Yindu, Matu,
Welaung (Rawngtu), Kaang...
