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Upendra Subba - Poet (Education- historian, poet, professor)
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Te-ongsi Sirijunga Xin Thebe (1704-1741 AD) - eighteenth century Limbu martyr and social worker, Kirat script reviver and teacher. (Education- historian, poet, professor)
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Tanka Bahadur Subba, Former Vice Chancellor, Sikkim University. (Education- historian, poet, professor)
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Balkrishna Mabuhang - associate professor, writer (Education- historian, poet, professor)
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Moni Kumar Subba, Former M. P. Lok Sabha, Assam. (Politics)
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Iman Xin Chemjong (1904-1975 AD) - Limbu historian, author, writer on Limbu Kirant at the Tribhuwan University, first Kirat historian. (Education- historian, poet, professor)
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Limbus, the Nepalese people of South Asia. Mainly distributed in the most eastern Dankuda, Sankuwa Sapa, related, Daplezhong, Panchtar and Ilam 6 counties. The second large ethnic group of the Kiranti people of Nepal, a Mongolian people of about 200,000 people living in the area between the Aalen river and the Sikkim border at the eastern end of the Himalayas and speaking the Tibetan-Nepali dialect of Kiranti. They were divided into several patrilineal clans, each headed by a chief. The leader is usually a demobilized Gurkha soldier. In Rimbo, people grow rice, wheat, maize in terraced and irrigated fields and are self-sufficient. Rimbo people adhere to traditional religions, worship the highest gods, mountain gods and river gods.
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