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Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Thakali
SOURCE
Thakali Sewa Samittee
Thakali
Language Profile
TOTAL SPEAKERS
As many as 5,242 Thakali speak their mother tongue according to National Census 2011.
USAGE BY COUNTRY (OFFICIAL LANGUAGE)
NepalBACKGROUND
Thakali is one of the 59 indigenous Nationalities in Nepal densely dwelling in Thasang, or Thak Sat Sae or Thak Khola of the southern part of Mustang district, which extends from the village of Ghasa in the south to Jomsom (the district headquarter) in the north. Thakalis ancestral territory is Thaksatse in Thak Khola, which consists of 13 villages known as Tehra Gaun: Tukuche, Khanti, Kobang, Larjung, Bhujungkot, Nakhung, Naprungkhung, Titi, Dhumpu, Taglung, Kunjo, Lete and Ghasa. Thakalis are divided into four clans—Khuki (Bhattachan), Choki (Gauchan), Dinjen (Sherchan) and Salki (Tulachan). According to 2011 Census, the population of Thakali is 13,215.