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'''Golok''' (Tib. མགོ་ལོག, [[Wyl.]] ''mgo log'') is an area of [[East Tibet]], near the upper reaches of the Yellow River, in present-day Qinghai Province. Until the 1950s, Golok was divided into three main districts: Akyong Boom, Wangchen Boom and Padma Boom. | '''Golok''' (Tib. མགོ་ལོག, [[Wyl.]] ''mgo log'') is an area of [[East Tibet]], near the upper reaches of the Yellow River (Ma Chu in Tibetan, Huang He in Chinese), in present-day Qinghai Province. Until the 1950s, Golok was divided into three main districts: Akyong Boom, Wangchen Boom and Padma Boom. | ||
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Golok (Tib. མགོ་ལོག, Wyl. mgo log) is an area of East Tibet, near the upper reaches of the Yellow River (Ma Chu in Tibetan, Huang He in Chinese), in present-day Qinghai Province. Until the 1950s, Golok was divided into three main districts: Akyong Boom, Wangchen Boom and Padma Boom.