Santabir Tamang

Tamang are one of the indigenous inhabitants of Nepal. They have their own distinct culture, language and religion. Their ancestral domain (land) is popularly known as Tamsaling. Tamsaling’ means ‘Tam’ refers to the language spoken by Tamang people, ‘sa’ refers to the land and ‘ling’ refers to the territory or fragment. So, ‘Tamsaling’ mean the land of Tamang tonguespeaking people. Tamsaling extends from Buddigandaki in the West to Dudhkoshi in the East and from the Himalayan range in the North to Chure or Siwalik hills in the South. National Population Census of 2001 has traced 1282304 populations of Tamang indigenous peoples that comprise 5.6% of the total population of the country. Of this 70% of the Tamang people are inhabited in the Tamsaling region whereas 30% are sparsely distributed in other regions of the country. In Kavre district population of Tamang people is found 130261 according to the census of 2001. Of this 64063 are male and 66198 are female. Traditionally, Tamang ar

The  Tamang  ཏ་མང ( Devnagari : तामाङ;  tāmāng ), are the indigenous inhabitants of the  Himalayan  regions of  Nepal  and  India , their ancestral land is called  Tamsaling . [1] [ better source needed ]  They are the aborigines of Yambu, or  Kathmandu Valley , who had self-rule and autonomous roughly 2 centuries before present, [2]  systematically displaced during the expansion period of  Gorkha Kingdom  and this continues to the present day, the  Central Development Region, Nepal  remains where 70% of the population reside. The traditionally Buddhist Tamang are the largest  Tibeto-Burman  ethnic group within Nepal, constituting 5.6% of the national population of over 1.3 million in 2001, increasing to 1,539,830 as of 2011 census, [3] yet contested. [4]  Tamang are also a significant minority in  Sikkim  and  Darjeeling District  of  West Bengal  of  India  as permanent settlers; [2] [5]  their languages are fifth most spoken in Nepal (note all Tamang languages are not mutually intel

Tamang  (Nepali: तामाङ) people are one of the indigenous tribes of Nepal. Tamang means “Horse Traders.” A popular belief is that the word  Tamang  was derived from a Tibetan word  Tamag , where  Ta  means “horse”, and  Mag  means “rider”. A lively and ethnically rich class, they are known for their cultural richness, audacity and generosity. Society, Culture & Lifestyle   Bombos are shamans in Tamang culture Tamangs have a system of six types of societal leaders: Tamba, Ganba, Bonbo, Labonbo, Lama and Choho—to keep the Tamang society continuously alive and dynamic. They have their respective and important roles to play in the development of the society. Their priests, or lamas, have a dominant role in the community and perform ceremonies for funerals, etc. Perhaps the most powerful person in society, however, is the shaman, who exorcises demons and interacts with the spirit world. Most of the Tamang live in Nepal. Two groups of people known as  Thami and  Pahari  live in

 https://fb.watch/efMmc8Xat_/

अहिलेसम्म नेपालका १६ लाख तामाङहरु माझ न कुनै सामाजिक-सांस्कृतिक हिरो छ, न राजनीतिक हिरो छ, न ऐतिहासिक हिरो छ, न त साहित्यिक नै। नेपाली राज्यसत्ताले तिनीहरुका हिरोहरुको पत्ता साफ गरिसकेका छन्। राणाकालमा उनीहरुले दुइ पल्ट राज्यविद्रोह गरे। नेपालमा राज्यविद्रोह गरेको इतिहास बोक्ने जाति तामाङ मात्र हो तर उनीहरुको इतिहास मिटाइदिए। सात साल होस् वा सत्रसाल, छत्तीस होस् वा छयालीस वा १० वर्षे युद्धकालमा नै किन होस् तामाङ जातिको बलीदानीको सूची लामो छ, ९६४ जना भन्दा धेरै । तर नेपालको नश्लवादी सत्ताले उनीहरुको बलिदानीलाई कहिल्यै कदर गरेनन् । कुनै तामाङलाई सहिद घोषणा गरेनन्। बरु नमोनिसान मेटाउन प्रयत्नरत् रह्यो। त्यसैले उनीहरु आफ्नो हिरोको खोजीमा हुन्छन् र खोजीमा छन्। तामाङले तन मन धनले नेपाल आइडल जिताउँछ। जिताउँदै आएको पनि छ। उसले प्रशान्त तामाङ लगायतलाई जिताइसकेको छ। वर्तमान इतिहास साक्षी छ । कुनै जज वा राज्य सत्ताको हातमा अधिकार भएसम्म तामाङहरु चलमलाउँदैनन्। उनीहरुबाट न्यायको आसा गर्दैनन् । पिरमर्का फपेर बस्छन् । र अहिले आइडल छान्ने अधिकार जजको हातबाट दर्शकको हातमा गइसकेको छ। त्यसैले उनीहरु ब

Tamangs, the unknown Mt Everest climbers continue to Summit Mt Everest but are mainly unknown to the western world. From their role on Sir Edmund Hillary's 1953 Everest expedition to Sambhu Tamang, who in 1973 became the youngest climber in the world to Summit Mount  Everest at the time, the Tamangs climbers are unknown to the western world. EverestNews.com plans a look into the Tamangs, their culture and their climbers throughout the month of December. This is part one: Introduction to Ethnic Groups- The TAMANGS, submitted by Saila Tamang and Peter Paul Tamang. Some of it might shock you, but some of America's culture would surely shock them... The Tamangs live in the high hills east, north, south and west of Kathmandu valley. They are commonly seen on the streets of the capital city carrying large basket loads of goods by headstraps, the men and boys dressed in loincloths and long, usually lack, tunics and in winter wearing short-sleeved sheep wool jackets, always with