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Yidgha-Munji people

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The Munji people, the majority who now live in Pakistan, have intended to return to their homes in Afghanistan after the conflict ends. The Munji live a simple life and are primarily involved in trading with nearby communities like the
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The Yidgha are engaged in agriculture and livestock including potatoes, animals, and dry fruits. Many Yidgha speakers have married
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Historically the Munji and the Yidgha were one group. 500 years ago, the Yidgha people fled
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which then had lost control of Chitral. The place where the Munjis originated was from
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than Munji, with Munji rarely borrowing from Khowar and more from
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The Munji and Yidgha speak their respected language,
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Index

Munji people
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Yidgha
Munji
Persian
Khowar
Islam
Nizari Isma'ilism
Wakhi
Shughni
Pamiris
Iranian
Pamiri peoples
Lotkoh Valley
Chitral
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Kuran wa Munjan District
Badakhshan
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Munjan Valley
Arghun dynasty
the village of Munji
War in Afghanistan
American Invasion of Afghanistan
the Kho
Dari speakers
Shekhani speakers
Hamadiwanababa

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