Kabi Lungchok
'Kabi Lungchok', pronounced ‘Kayu sha bhi Lungchok’,
Treaty of Blood Brotherhood
Kabi - Longtsok: Sikkim’s Symbol of Brotherhood
A small memorial in the outskirts of Gangtok stands testimony to a pact that shaped the history of Sikkim.
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Seven sisters water fall | सेवेन सिस्टर्स वॉटरफॉल , Gangtok(India)
Seven sisters water fall is a tourist spot located at Kabi Lungchok, Gangtok in Sikkim(India).
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7:16 Kabi Lungchok is a place of religious and historical significance in Sikkim. The place is located about 18 kms away from Gangtok close to Phodong town.The place that saw the historic swearing of blood brotherhood between the Lepchas and the Bhutias. Lepcha, the original inhabitant of Sikkim, and the Bhutia, who migrated from Tibet, said to have met here around the 14th century and swear brotherhood. An event that marks the foundation of the state of Sikkim and underlines the ethos of even present day. Stone markers were erected to keep the promise alive and stand to this day.
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This is our lepcha holy place
Beautiful faces of the Napalis of Sikkim
The Lepcha is the earliest ethnic group settled Sikkim. The Sikkim was named by Limboo/Subba.The believe they are the autochthones while others considered that they were settled by the thirteenth century, coming from the Assam hills before the arrival of the Tibetan Bhutias. The Bhutia who immigrated to Sikkim claimed descent from a common ancestor, a Khampa prince or chief named Khye-bum-sar, and were divided into fourteen main families. Relations between the Lepcha and Tibetan peoples began in the thirteenth century with the signing of a blood brotherhood by the Lepcha Chief Thekong Tek and the Tibetan Prince Khye Bumsa at Kabi Lungchok in north Sikkim. The Bhutias introduced Buddhism to the region.
In 1642, the Bhutia established a monarchy headed by the Chogyal, and opened relations with Tibet. By the founding of the Bhutia monarchy, Tibetan sources considered Tibetans (Bhutia), Lepchas, and Limbus to be the original races of the kingdom.
Around 1819, the Lepchas were still the most numerous population, comprising roughly half of all Sikkimese, followed by Bhutias (30%) and Limbus (20%); sources disagree on whether the Bhutias outnumbered the Limbu or vice versa, but in any event, the Limbu frequently intermarried with the Lepcha. At this time there was apparently no appreciable Nepali population present.
Throughout the nineteenth century, further groups of Tibetans known as Rui-chhung (little families) migrated to Sikkim under British rule.
Between the 1890s and the early 1900s, the large scale immigration of Nepalis began, encouraged by colonial landlords in order to raise rents in otherwise densely forested Sikkim. Indigenous groups pressed the British Empire to stop such settlement on Lepcha and Bhutia lands, however by the turn of the century, the Nepalese population constituted a majority, and indigenous populations amalgamated into a composite Lepcha-Bhutia socio-ethnic group. Discrimination between the heterogeneous Nepalese and other groups became a pressing social issue, however the government of the Chogyal in its later years strove to treat all subjects equally as citizens, and allowed democratic changes to move forward. These democratic and demographic changes culminated in a plebiscite in 1974, resulting in union with India as a State. Since joining India, indigenous groups have expressed anxiety over losing land, resources and power to those they view as non-Sikkimese far above in terms of political consciousness, resource position, education and manipulative qualities.
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Today in History: Sikkim becomes a protectorate of India in 1950
After India got independence in 1947, all Princely States became independent, including Sikkim. The Sikkim Darbar led by Maharajkumar Palden Thondup Namgyal did not show any desire to accede to the Indian Union as other princely states had done. A “Standstill Agreement” was signed between Sikkim Darbar and the Government of India in 1948 that eases the relationship and a new treaty came into effect. A provisional agreement that forms the nucleus of the treaty signed between India and Sikkim on December 5, 1950. By this treaty, Sikkim became a Protectorate of India.
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29 03 19 - SIBLAC refutes Chamling's allegation on LT seat issue
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