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The Takpa are an relatively unknown tribe in Arunachal Pradesh. They are ethnically related to the Monpa and Tshangla and live in the districts of Tawang, East Kameng and Upper Subansiri, notably near the Tibetan border. They are Tibetan Buddhist by religion and lead a lifestyle that is somewhat like other Tibetan Buddhist tribes in the state, most of whom are culturally more advanced than the Animist tribes.


Their language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family, but it is suggested that their language is close to Tshangla (Sharpa) and Bumthangkha. It is also suggested that their dialect is considered a Monpa dialect, and it seems that they have been largely abosorbed into the Monpa people.


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  • Tshangla language (http://www.kuenselonline.com/article.php?sid=3051&PHPSESSID=492b4f287f52d461af5742efac5dff62)


Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh
Unified Collective Tribes
Adi - Mishmi
Standard Tribes
Aiton - Aka - Apa Tani - Ashing - Bori - Chikum Dui - Chugpa- Deori - Digaru - Gallong- Hill Miri - Khamba - Khampti - Khamyang - Khowa - Lhoba - Lishipa- Lisu - Padum - Palibo - Phake - Memba - Monpa - Miji - Mikir - Minyong - Miju - Mishing - Nishi - Nocte - Nga - Ran - Sherdukpen - Shyam - Singpho - Sulung - Takpa - Tangsa - Turung - Tutsa - Wancho - Zekhring

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Takpa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (162 words)
The Takpa are a relatively unknown tribe in Arunachal Pradesh.
They are ethnically related to the Monpa and Tshangla and live in the districts of Tawang, notably near the Tibetan border.
It is also suggested that their dialect is considered a Monpa dialect, and it seems that they have been largely abosorbed into the Monpa people.
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