Bahing
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The Bahing are a subset of the Rai ethnic group, located widely in Solukhumbu District (Necha Batase, Salyaan, Tinglaa), in some of the villages like Bulaadi, Chisopani, Manebhanjyang, Ratmaate, Lekh Kharka of Okhaldhunga District, and in some other districts of eastern Nepal Khotang (Lamidanda,Chiuribas-03,Akhaule,Naulapur-09). Their language, also named Bahing, belongs to the family of Kiranti languages, a subgroup of Tibeto-Burman.
BAHIGN DOCHA
Khaluwa, Rungbu, and Rendu: Tamrocha, Hojupacha, Yumbucha, Diburcha, Dungmocha, Mupucha, Reke(roke), Dilingbacha, Piyacha, Rawallocha, Myarsacha, Prongmocha, Kharadiburcha, Nambyarsacha, Sechocha, Luticha/Lutichha, Hangucha, Moplocha, Hwalindi, Munari, Tonimi, Susto/Sustocha, Ripocha, Tolacha, Jailung, Muliwa, Rimansacha, Kharayulcha, Phyakticha and Gyaldarcha. There are more than 59 clan(docha) of Bahing.
By:- Dasharatha Bahing ,Khotang Lamidanda.
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