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'''Zalmo Range''' ([[Wyl.]] ''zal mo sgang'') or '''Dridza Zalmo Gang''' ( | '''Zalmo Range''' ([[Wyl.]] ''zal mo sgang'') or '''Dridza Zalmo Gang''' (Wyl. ''<nowiki>‘</nowiki>bri rdza zal mo sgang'') is one of the six districts of the Six Range East Tibet. It is a highland between the [[Drichu]] (Wyl. ’bri chu) and Sharda (Wyl. ''shar zla'') rivers. It is the general name for the present day region that includes [[Palyul]], [[Dergé]], Denma (Wyl. ''ldan ma''), [[Nyarong]], Sershul (Wyl. ''ser shul'') in particular. | ||
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Revision as of 15:09, 28 February 2016
Zalmo Range (Wyl. zal mo sgang) or Dridza Zalmo Gang (Wyl. ‘bri rdza zal mo sgang) is one of the six districts of the Six Range East Tibet. It is a highland between the Drichu (Wyl. ’bri chu) and Sharda (Wyl. shar zla) rivers. It is the general name for the present day region that includes Palyul, Dergé, Denma (Wyl. ldan ma), Nyarong, Sershul (Wyl. ser shul) in particular.