Reldri
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Gungdhar is a white flag with blue, yellow and red strips, which is placed on the roof. Traditionally all the houses were permitted to have one without the Reldri khorlo. In place of Reldri and Khorlo a bunch of leaves were used. The Reldri and Khorlo were permitted only on buildings which had at least a volume of Domang or Gaytoum or on a house having a Jamthog, Lung Go or Jabzhj.roof. A Gungdhar with Reldri and Khorlo is now permissible on any building.
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http://admin.theiguides.org/Media/Documents/TRADITIONAL-ARCHITECTURE1.pdf