Kham

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Kham is a historic cultural region of eastern Tibet known for its rugged terrain, warrior traditions, and distinct Tibetan dialects and customs.

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Kham canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historic region
region of Tibet
associatedWith Khampa resistance movements
Tibetan nomadic culture
climate harsh high-altitude climate
contains Batang
Chamdo
Derge
Kangding
linked to: Kangding City

Litang
culturalPractice distinctive dress and hairstyles
horsemanship
trading and caravan culture
economy agriculture in river valleys
pastoralism
trade along trans-Himalayan routes
ethnicGroup Tibetans
linked to: Tibetan people
hasReputationFor independence and toughness
martial prowess
hasTerrain deep river valleys
high plateaus
rugged mountains
historicallyDividedAmong Chinese provinces
Tibetan polities
historicalRole frontier zone between central Tibet and Chinese domains
knownFor distinct Tibetan customs
distinct Tibetan dialects
strong regional identity
warrior traditions
language Khams Tibetan
languageFamily Tibetic languages
locatedIn East Asia
People's Republic of China
linked to: China

eastern Tibet
modernAdministrativeRegions Qinghai Province
linked to: Qinghai

Sichuan Province
Tibet Autonomous Region
Yunnan Province
partOf Tibet
religion Bon
Tibetan Buddhism
traditionalInhabitants Khampa people
traversedBy Mekong River
Salween River
Yangtze River

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