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I appreciate you made a wonderful story about Anchi by inspired her life . Nice .

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to have migrated from the Shan Kingdom of Burma during the 18th century, the Tai Phake Tribe today occupy the banks of the Buri-Dihing River of Assam. The houses of the tribe are

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to have migrated from the Shan Kingdom of Burma during the 18th century, the Tai Phake Tribe today occupy the banks of the Buri-Dihing River of Assam. The houses of the tribe are sustainable

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The Sherdukpen believe that their mythological ancestor Asu Gyaptong, was a descendant of the Tibetan king Songtsan Gampo, who came to the plains of Assam and married a native Ahom princess. H...

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Sherdukpen believe that their mythological ancestor Asu Gyaptong, was a descendant of the Tibetan king

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In reply to Lalung Nalo. thank you so much :)

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