A beautiful Tibetan song and dance sung and performed by beautiful Tibetans...thank you for this post! May peace and prosperity return to all parts of Tibet and all its people...
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hi ikhamo.. you probably know this.. in the subtitle it says 'aa chi la trom'.. isn' it 'aa chi la drong' (or aa kyi la drong"?) 'trom is a market.. well.. im not sure my self.. wondering..
Good Q. I'm not sure myself but you are right about the subtitle. Too bad we both dont seem to know about our popular Khampa song but knowlege starts with your curiosity. I'll get back to you if I find out.
Very meaning full song. It dilineates the historical territory of tibet. China is trying to mislead the world by showing only U stang as tibet. Hope one day we will be able to return and reign over the three provinces. Free Tibet. Beautiful song.
If westerners brainwashed by distorted info that only U stang as tibet, then they may think tibet was a country, but when they know nearly 3.6 million Tibetans lived in Amdo and Kham, then , they realised that Tibet was ,is and always will be a aprt of China.
Why ? boz:
Tibetans were actually latecomers to Amdo
Tibetans have been outnumbered by other ethnic groups since centuries ago in both Kham and Amdo
Wrong, "joe". There is no recorded meaningful settlements of chinese on the tibetan plateau. there has been some mongols in Amdo, around kokonor. Mongols are all but chinese (you remember the great wall? against who did you chinks sacrifice millions of your own or building it?) On the borders of historical tibet there has been flux of both ethnies, yours and mine, for trade. Like all countries. Thats it.
read other things than CCP self justifying and "books" of lies.
Just after read other things than CCP I knew that Tibetan was minority in Amdo!!
There is a famous book writen by Dalair lama named "Freedom in exile".
He wrote there clearly that when he was born in 1935, his hometown, Amdo was ruled by a Muslim warlord named Ma pufang, Ma pufang was chairman of Qinghai province during 1920s-1950s.
Can you tell me Ma pufang belonged to which country?
1.Qiang and Di are the first, that lived in this Qinghai(kokonor),The Di people were related by marriage with other ethnic groups. Their decedents became the Han nationality later
In 121B.C, the Han Dynasty government established a fortress here and built the Xiping Pavilion overseeing the areas of Yellow and Huangshui Rivers,thus began its control over the eastern part of Qinghai.
During the 2-3rd century Qiang and Han were constantly in fierce battles against each other. By the end of the 3rd century, however, it seemed that Qiangs were inevitably losing the war.
Some Qiang tribes stayed and mixed with Han into Chinese. Some others moved southwards along the southeastern boundary of Tibetan Plateau and settled down in Kham area which is now western Sichuan Province and northwestern Yunnan Province of China. They are the ancestors of many ethnic groups nowadays in this region, such as Naxi people in Yunnan
The Xianbei people were a significant nomadic people residing in Manchuria and eastern Mongolia. At the beginning of the 4th century, the Xianbei people moved into Qinghai and set up a Tuyuhun kingdom of their own. Tuyuhun was conquered by the Tibetan kingdom In 663. Over the following centuries most Tuyuhun people assimilated by Tibetans, the rest Tuyuhun people became the Tu ethnic group,living in Qinghai(kokonor), nowdays.
In the 13th century, the Mongolians entered Qinghai. Yuan dynasty established administration to govern the Tibet tribes in Qinghai.Then Mongolians entered Qinghai lasting for centuries even after Yuan dynasty ended. Such as,at the beginning of the 16th century, the Heshuote tribe, one of the four tribes of Elute Mongolia, moved to Qinghai.
the Qing Dynasty enhanced its control and the development of Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai provinces.
Hui and Salar entered Qinghai from the 14th century.They are descended from Arab and Persian Muslim traders who settled in China and gradually intermarried and assimilated into the surrounding population keeping only their distinctive religion. Especially ,a lots of western Asia Muslim followed the returning of Mongolians'army entered into China during the 13th century.
In 1912, Ma Qi,a Hui warlord was appointed as the highest military commander of Xining by Beijing government.
Since then, Ma's warlords,including Ma Qi's son,Ma Pu-fang, controlled Qinghai for almost 40 years with the support of the KMT government until CCP entered in 1949
My cousin used to tell me that our tribe is fond of singing and dancing....listening to this song makes me want to go traditional.....keep it going Bashey !!!! Beautiful song !!!!!
this song is from baba, in kham now in sichuan, they are actually pretty famous for their singing. It seems they are more gentle and educated than many of the other khampas.
Thank you. My parents are from Markham, immediately west of Bathang. My father used to sing me Markham songs when I was small and this song sounds familiar
Sorry I didn't open my page until today, I saw your reply just now. Anyway, I live in London. My father is still in Markham, He lives in Gathok. My family name is langhang Tsang if you have heard about it. if you have happen to come to london then you are welcome at my place.
Love this song, may Peace prevail in Tibet and everywhere else in the world.
Bho Gyalo
padmadolma 1 month ago
very nice
nawang40 1 year ago
Wow, this song is so good..I am from Bathang and evenif I have never been there, I just love the songs and the dances. Tashi Delek all!!!!!
venkyforeverforme 1 year ago
simply enchanting....
tugs my heartstrings..especially the tune of the Piwang makes me so homesick....
I wish i could also join them..
best wishes to everyone ..
tashi delek
venkyforeverforme 1 year ago
very well sung... one of the best
great job. greetings from USA.
smoenbook 2 years ago
one of the best! ;)
StudioTibet 2 years ago 2
I know this song :)
Ganeschar 2 years ago
A beautiful Tibetan song and dance sung and performed by beautiful Tibetans...thank you for this post! May peace and prosperity return to all parts of Tibet and all its people...
forevermoon2129 2 years ago 4
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Thank you for sacrificing their lives for peace, happiness and human rights for the Voiceless Tibetans. Wake up all the Tibetans or the Gangchenpas and unite to stop this evil (devil), ruthless, butchers, thieves, robbers, pirates, liar, international Human Rights law breaker. How can we sleep in peace when our brothers and sisters doesn't have even basic rights in our own land.
TibetanKid 2 years ago
it's a popular khampa song
ikhamo 2 years ago
hi ikhamo.. you probably know this.. in the subtitle it says 'aa chi la trom'.. isn' it 'aa chi la drong' (or aa kyi la drong"?) 'trom is a market.. well.. im not sure my self.. wondering..
StudioTibet 2 years ago
Good Q. I'm not sure myself but you are right about the subtitle. Too bad we both dont seem to know about our popular Khampa song but knowlege starts with your curiosity. I'll get back to you if I find out.
ikhamo 2 years ago
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sonam9333 1 year ago
i kno this song wen i was kid
ghettotib 2 years ago
beautiful song : )
abhimanyu5 2 years ago
Very meaning full song. It dilineates the historical territory of tibet. China is trying to mislead the world by showing only U stang as tibet. Hope one day we will be able to return and reign over the three provinces. Free Tibet. Beautiful song.
yakmanok 3 years ago
yakmanok :
HaHahahaha, u r so ignorant!
If westerners brainwashed by distorted info that only U stang as tibet, then they may think tibet was a country, but when they know nearly 3.6 million Tibetans lived in Amdo and Kham, then , they realised that Tibet was ,is and always will be a aprt of China.
Why ? boz:
Tibetans were actually latecomers to Amdo
Tibetans have been outnumbered by other ethnic groups since centuries ago in both Kham and Amdo
joej2005 3 years ago
Wrong, "joe". There is no recorded meaningful settlements of chinese on the tibetan plateau. there has been some mongols in Amdo, around kokonor. Mongols are all but chinese (you remember the great wall? against who did you chinks sacrifice millions of your own or building it?) On the borders of historical tibet there has been flux of both ethnies, yours and mine, for trade. Like all countries. Thats it.
read other things than CCP self justifying and "books" of lies.
dorjeechopchop 2 years ago
Just after read other things than CCP I knew that Tibetan was minority in Amdo!!
There is a famous book writen by Dalair lama named "Freedom in exile".
He wrote there clearly that when he was born in 1935, his hometown, Amdo was ruled by a Muslim warlord named Ma pufang, Ma pufang was chairman of Qinghai province during 1920s-1950s.
Can you tell me Ma pufang belonged to which country?
joej2005 2 years ago
1.Qiang and Di are the first, that lived in this Qinghai(kokonor),The Di people were related by marriage with other ethnic groups. Their decedents became the Han nationality later
joej2005 2 years ago
2.
In 121B.C, the Han Dynasty government established a fortress here and built the Xiping Pavilion overseeing the areas of Yellow and Huangshui Rivers,thus began its control over the eastern part of Qinghai.
During the 2-3rd century Qiang and Han were constantly in fierce battles against each other. By the end of the 3rd century, however, it seemed that Qiangs were inevitably losing the war.
joej2005 2 years ago
Some Qiang tribes stayed and mixed with Han into Chinese. Some others moved southwards along the southeastern boundary of Tibetan Plateau and settled down in Kham area which is now western Sichuan Province and northwestern Yunnan Province of China. They are the ancestors of many ethnic groups nowadays in this region, such as Naxi people in Yunnan
joej2005 2 years ago
3.
The Xianbei people were a significant nomadic people residing in Manchuria and eastern Mongolia. At the beginning of the 4th century, the Xianbei people moved into Qinghai and set up a Tuyuhun kingdom of their own. Tuyuhun was conquered by the Tibetan kingdom In 663. Over the following centuries most Tuyuhun people assimilated by Tibetans, the rest Tuyuhun people became the Tu ethnic group,living in Qinghai(kokonor), nowdays.
joej2005 2 years ago
4.
Tuyuhun was conquered by the Tibetan kingdom In 663. Over the following centuries most Tuyuhun people assimilated by Tibetans
joej2005 2 years ago
5.
In the 13th century, the Mongolians entered Qinghai. Yuan dynasty established administration to govern the Tibet tribes in Qinghai.Then Mongolians entered Qinghai lasting for centuries even after Yuan dynasty ended. Such as,at the beginning of the 16th century, the Heshuote tribe, one of the four tribes of Elute Mongolia, moved to Qinghai.
the Qing Dynasty enhanced its control and the development of Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai provinces.
joej2005 2 years ago
6.
Hui and Salar entered Qinghai from the 14th century.They are descended from Arab and Persian Muslim traders who settled in China and gradually intermarried and assimilated into the surrounding population keeping only their distinctive religion. Especially ,a lots of western Asia Muslim followed the returning of Mongolians'army entered into China during the 13th century.
In 1912, Ma Qi,a Hui warlord was appointed as the highest military commander of Xining by Beijing government.
joej2005 2 years ago
Since then, Ma's warlords,including Ma Qi's son,Ma Pu-fang, controlled Qinghai for almost 40 years with the support of the KMT government until CCP entered in 1949
joej2005 2 years ago
hehe..well said..
forevermoon2129 2 years ago
hi rinxin why don't you upload all the songs on this Ba-shey CD. I think there are like 6 songs altogether.
lobberman23 3 years ago
Beautiful vid,thanks for posting it .. as it brings back memories i forgoten.
khampagal38 3 years ago
kiki solo bhotgyalo
khamchilyma 3 years ago
my heart go booom boooom booom
tibet0007 4 years ago 2
My cousin used to tell me that our tribe is fond of singing and dancing....listening to this song makes me want to go traditional.....keep it going Bashey !!!! Beautiful song !!!!!
balos007 4 years ago 2
this song is from baba, in kham now in sichuan, they are actually pretty famous for their singing. It seems they are more gentle and educated than many of the other khampas.
lobberman23 4 years ago
ahtssee... tsk tsk...
anywho, NICE SONG! VERY PEACEFUL!!
NangchenGurL 3 years ago
just wanted to point out some good things about these people from Bathang,
anywho, I agree, nice song! reminds me of good times.
lobberman23 3 years ago
Does anyone know from where this song is from?
namook1965 4 years ago
its from Kham Bawa or Bathang, not sure which.
TibetIssra 4 years ago
Thank you. My parents are from Markham, immediately west of Bathang. My father used to sing me Markham songs when I was small and this song sounds familiar
namook1965 4 years ago
hey namook,
i am also from markham, i was born there actually. where r u now
rinxin 3 years ago
Hi phayu chikpa.
I live in Tokyo but am in the US (New York and New Orleans) on a business trip until the 26th of April.
How about yourself? If you are in New York on the 18th, 19th and 20th by any chance, we can just meet for a beer. :)
namook1965 3 years ago
hello Namook,
Sorry I didn't open my page until today, I saw your reply just now. Anyway, I live in London. My father is still in Markham, He lives in Gathok. My family name is langhang Tsang if you have heard about it. if you have happen to come to london then you are welcome at my place.
which part of makham are you?
rinxin 3 years ago
nice song! has anyone the translation?
Achanqara 4 years ago
Vaguely its about different pilgrimage sites around Tibet.
TibetIssra 4 years ago
sounds like peruvian quechuan music great video!
Sayritupaq 4 years ago
i love this song, im so glad i found the video for it. :)
latinatibetan 4 years ago
luv da music!!n dat's a kool circle of dance!!!^^
CUBLUB 4 years ago