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'''Sikkim''' is an Indian state bordered on three sides by Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. In 1975 its semi-independence ended when it was absorbed into India. The native people of Sikkim, the Lepcha, are mainly followers of Vajrayāna Buddhism. Large scale immigration from Nepal has now made the Buddhists a minority within Sikkim.
 
  
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'''[[Sikkim]]''' is an {{Wiki|Indian state}} bordered on three sides by [[Nepal]], [[Tibet]] and [[Bhutan]].
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In 1975 its semi-independence ended when it was absorbed into [[India]].
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The native [[people]] of [[Sikkim]], the [[Lepcha]], are mainly followers of [[Vajrayāna Buddhism]].
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Large scale immigration from [[Nepal]] has now made the [[Buddhists]] a minority within [[Sikkim]].
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[[Himalayan]] {{Wiki|Kingdoms}}, R. Gibbons and B. Ashford, 1983.
 
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Latest revision as of 04:39, 8 January 2016

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Sikkim is an Indian state bordered on three sides by Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan.

In 1975 its semi-independence ended when it was absorbed into India.

The native people of Sikkim, the Lepcha, are mainly followers of Vajrayāna Buddhism.

Large scale immigration from Nepal has now made the Buddhists a minority within Sikkim.

Himalayan Kingdoms, R. Gibbons and B. Ashford, 1983.

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www.buddhisma2z.com