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Old 12th May 2009, 05:45 PM   #28
sirupate
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Hello Dennee,

Crossed posts!

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I don't pretend to know much about the Gorkhas, but they are traditionally considered to have originated in a Rajput clan that migrated into Nepal and no doubt represent a mixing of indigenous and outside peoples. If you have a new theory, I'm certainly not the one to dispute it.
Quite correct about the Rajput clan IMHO

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And there are certainly Tibetans in Nepal, most notably the Sherpas and the people of Mustang or Lo Monthang in the west. They are generally considered to have come from the north and live in the north of Nepal.
Tibetans are all over Nepal these days, and have an amazing ability to locate you when your trekking in some distant mountain to sell you their goods!!

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I for one will consider the khuda to have originated in the south, given that it is prevalent in Nepal and northern India, until I see evidence to the contrary
The khuda is not particularly prevalent in Nepal, but I agree it comes from the south, south of Nepal IMHO
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