Limbuwan

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Limbuwan is a historical region in eastern Nepal traditionally inhabited and ruled by the Limbu ethnic group, known for its distinct culture, language, and political identity.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Limbuwan canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
associatedLanguage Limbu language
Nepali language
linked to: Nepali

Rai languages
Sherpa language
Tamang language
associatedPeople Rai people
linked to: Rai peoples
associatedReligion Buddhism
Hinduism
Kirat Mundhum
associatedScript Sirijonga script
linked to: Sirijanga script
country Nepal
culturalPractice Limbu festivals
Limbu folk music
Mundhum oral tradition
traditional Limbu dance
ethnicGroup Limbu people
hasCulture Limbu culture
hasEthnicMinority Dalit communities
Gurung people
Madhesi communities
Magar people
Muslim communities
Sherpa people
Sunuwar people
Tamang people
Tharu people
Yakkha people
hasLanguage Limbu language
hasPoliticalIdentity Limbu political identity
historicalInhabitants Limbu people
historicalRulers Limbu chiefs
Limbu kings
historicalStatus autonomous region
confederation of Limbu principalities
integratedInto Kingdom of Nepal
integrationProcess Gorkha expansion
knownFor distinct culture
distinct language
distinct political identity
locatedIn Terai plains of eastern Nepal
eastern Nepal
eastern hills of Nepal
partOf Himalayan region
Kirata historical area
politicalMovement Limbuwan autonomy movement
indigenous rights movement in Nepal
recognizedAs indigenous nationalities region in Nepal
regionType indigenous territory
traditionalInhabitants Limbu people

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Limbu traditionalTerritory Limbuwan
Dhan Naach culturalRegion Limbuwan
Khambuwan relatedRegion Limbuwan