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60: 472: 988: 82: 1322:, whose original ethnic group was Tibetan, and due to their longstanding close economic dealings with the Hui around them, have been influenced by the Hui in their daily lives, which has led to their cultural integration of Hui religious beliefs and their conversion to Islam, and have been recognized as "Tibetan Muslims" and "Tibetan Muslims" by the surrounding ethnic groups. The Tibetan Hui in 1162: 132: 977: 105: 1349:. They are called "Tibetan Muslims" and "Tibetan Hui" because they have lived and grown up in Tibetan areas for more than a century and have been strongly influenced by Tibetan culture, and their daily life is similar to that of the Tibetans. According to a 2008 research, in recent years there has been a tendency among Tibetans in 1386:
The Chinese government attempted to coerce the Barkor Khache into accepting Chinese citizenship and giving up their claims to Indian citizenship. They were initially prevented by China from emigrating to India. The Chinese authorities harassed them, beat them, subjected them to arbitrarily high taxes
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It is vitally important for us to let you know that the Chinese Government, after the recent trouble in Lhasa, has threateningly asked us about our ancestry. In reply we declared ourselves with cogent evidence as Kashmiris and subjects of India. The Chinese Government is trying its best to subjugate
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Among the many Hui subgroups, the geographical distribution of the "Tibetan Hui/Tibetan Muslims" is limited to the Tibetan area, and there are two main distribution areas in China – the "Tibetan Hui" in the Karigang area of the present-day Hualong Hui Autonomous County in
1275:(1617–1682), a permanent Muslim community settled down in Tibet. They were permitted to elect their own council of representatives, settle their group's legal disputes with Islamic law, and some land was donated to them for the construction of a mosque close to 1313:
conquest of Tibet in 1841. Many Kashmiri, Balti and Ladakhi Muslim troops (who were taken as prisoners when fighting against the Dogra army) stayed behind to settle in Tibet. A few Hindu Dogras also settled in Tibet and subsequently converted to Islam.
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Beckwith, Christopher I. The Tibetan Empire in Central Asia. A History of the Struggle for Great Power among Tibetans, Turks, Arabs, and Chinese during the Early Middle Ages, 1987, Princeton: Princeton University Press.
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and told them to attend "indoctrination meetings". On 2 September 1960, Chinese leaders announced that the Barkor Khache would be allowed to leave. The Barkor Khache began leaving later that month to India, via the
1489: 1204:, contains mainly geography, politics and brief descriptions of Tibetan regions, cities, towns and other localities. This source has the first direct mention of the presence of Muslims in Tibet by stating that 1255:
also brought Muslims to Tibet especially after the adoption or growing presence of Islam in these regions starting from the fourteenth century. The ongoing growth of Muslims continued as an effect of the
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An influx of Kashmiri Muslims in Nepal (originally having trade contacts with their kin in Tibet) fled to Tibet starting from 1769 due to the invasion of the
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concluded that the Barkor Khache were Indian citizens. The first letter written by the Barkor Khache community in Lhasa was to Tibetan Muslims in
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The first contacts between Tibet and the Islamic world began around the mid-eighth century when it grew out of a combination of trade via the
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sect, also use a dialect of Tibetan (locally known as Balti) that is a mixture of other languages, but is written in the
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who arrived in Tibet in the 14th to 17th centuries. There are approximately 5,000 Tibetan Muslims living in
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in which the Tibetan government allowed trade missions from Ladakh to enter Lhasa every three years. Many
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the Tibetan Muslims as a distinct ethnic group; they are grouped with Tibetan adherents of
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Outside of the Lhasa area, smaller Muslim communities and mosques exist in
1302:(Chinese Muslims) began to settle in the eastern regions of Tibet (like in 2183:. Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 2 South Asia. Brill. p. 850. 2890: 2469: 1330: 1265: 1200:(The Regions of the World) written by an unknown author in 982 or 983 in 1104: 1073: 872: 741: 696: 631: 1892:(2 ed.). Cambridge: Harvard University Press. pp. 33, 34, 36. 1874: 1361:, witchcraft, and primitive beliefs, and a more devout belief in Islam. 1353:
to return to Islam, with the disappearance of spiritual beliefs such as
1223:. Arab forces began to gain the upper hand, and the Tibetan governor of 3358: 3312: 3227: 2519: 1455: 1334: 1295: 1244: 1150: 1077: 907: 862: 847: 796: 701: 691: 1145:, who have Kashmiri ancestry and therefore hold Indian passports; and 3237: 2886: 2769:
29-Article Ordinance for the More Effective Governing of Tibet (1793)
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13-Article Ordinance for the More Effective Governing of Tibet (1751)
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A minority within a minority: Nepal's Tibetan Muslims mark Ramadan
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Another recent wave of new Muslim settlers began after the
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Muslims joined these missions with some settling in Tibet.
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The Tibetan Muslims, like Muslims elsewhere in China, are
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Chinese
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Standard Mandarin
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Standard Mandarin
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