- Dzongkha-speaking Bhutanese, however,
Sharchops are
marginalized in Bhutan. The
Sharchops are the
largest ethnic group in Bhutan. The
Sharchops comprise most of the po****tion...
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census claimed Sharchops represented 30% of the po****tion and
Ngalops about 17%. The
World Factbook estimates the "Bhote"
Ngalop and
Sharchop po****tions...
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Sharchop may
refer to:
Sharchop people Sharchop language This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Sharchop. If an
internal link...
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politically and
culturally dominant Ngalop of
western and
northern Bhutan, the
Sharchop of
eastern Bhutan, the
Lhotshampa concentrated in
southern Bhutan, and...
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consist of the
Ngalops and
Sharchops,
called the
Western Bhutanese and
Eastern Bhutanese, respectively.
Although the
Sharchops are
slightly larger in demographic...
-
Kameng and
Bhutan (2,500). They also
share very
close affinity with the
Sharchops of Bhutan.
Their language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family, but it...
- Jongkhar-Tashigang
national highway in the 1960s. In the past[when?] the
Sharchops of Tashigang, Dundsan,
Orong and
Yangtse used to
trade in an
Indian border...
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Tshangla Native to Bhutan, India,
Tibet Ethnicity Sharchops, Monpa,
Pemako Tibetans Native speakers (170,000
cited 1999–2007)
Language family Sino-Tibetan...
- the
mother tongue of the
Tshangla people,
generally known by its
exonym Sharchops. It is the
dominant language in
Eastern Bhutan and was
formerly spoken...
- The
Sharchops,
descendants of the country's
probable original inhabitants, make up most of the
eastern po****tion. It is
reported that some
Sharchops practice...
