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...for them to start work. Around two days later, Triết then stumbled upon a Tibetan Buddhist book, and happened to discover the term {{wpl|tertön}}. The defin

...power in the Tarim Basin. With the assistance of the {{wpl|Tibetan Empire|Tibetan Emperor}} {{wpl|Sadnalegs}}, a Kroraini Buddhist nobleman named [[Gunachand ...entralise Kroraini authority in the Tarim Basin, first with the aid of the Tibetan Emperor {{wpl|Rapalcan}} and later the {{wpl|Tang Dynasty}} after [[Roce of

...gins with the shift of alphabets between Old Verdelainiatic and other Sino-Tibetan languages. This rule shift included drastic change in how words were pronou

...ges present in his lands. This script would later become known as the {{wp|Tibetan alphabet|Rygyalic script}} and used across early all Rygyalic languages wit

...ov created a {{wp|constructed language}} for the Vasils based on {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Monic languages}} (mainly Namorese and Literary Tuthinan) and {{w

...r' own additions. Thus he became able to read and speak in both {{wp|Lhasa Tibetan|phal skad}} and {{wp|Yaghnobi language|Skadian}}. In his teenage year he be

*** Careleon (!Tibetan)

...se|Classical Xiaodongese}}, {{wp|Middle Japanese|Middle Japanese}} or {{wp|Tibetan language|Tinzan}}.

|religion = <!--Religion--> 99.9% Tibetan Buddhism ([[wikipedia:State religion|official]])<br>0.1% Other

...China|Manchu]]<br>[[Languages of China|Mongolian]]<br>[[Languages of China|Tibetan]]<br>[[Languages of China|Uyghur]]<br>[[Languages of China|Others]]

| script = {{wpl|Latin script}}<br>{{wpl|Tibetan script|Brahmic script}}<br><small>{{wpl|Chinese characters|Han characters}} ...odern loan words in Loulanese come from {{wpl|Chinese language}} and {{wpl|Tibetan languages}}, due to the position of [[Loulan]] between China and Tibet and

'''Syrqindo''' ''({{wp|Nuosu language|Ro}}: ꌩꏾꅝ Syr qi ndo, {{wp|Tibetan language|Namkha}}: ལྕང་མ་ང་སྡེ Changmangade)'' is the

|native_name = ནམྱུལགྱལཁ ({{wp|Tibetan language|Namka}})<br><small>''Namyul Gyal Khap''</small><br>आकाशी |official_languages = {{wp|Tibetan language|Namka}}

...lithic era}}. The [[Nyingma culture]] was the earliest emergence {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Trans-Careleon}} culture which appeared early in Namdatka's histo ...ly sedementary-based culture that is a predecessor to the modern {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Trans-Careleon}} and find their origins in central Europan steppe

Speakers of {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Zhou-Miyokese}} and {{wp|Kra-Dai languages}} have inhabited moder

...nguages. The nearest common ancestor of all Qi languages is the {{wpl|Sino-Tibetan languages|Qi-Bodish}} language {{wpl|Old Chinese|Old Qi}}, sometimes called

...he country as a second language. It is classified as part of the {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Oriental language family}}. ...|phonemic}}. Yu also has a low number of tones compared to other {{wp|Sino-Tibetan languages|Oriental languages}}, and has a system of tone sandhi similar to

|national_anthem = <br> གླུ་དཝ <br>''glu dawa'' ({{wp|Standard Tibetan|Tinzan}}) <br> <small>"[[Melody of the Moon]]"</small> |official_languages = {{wp|Standard Tibetan|Tinzan}}

| familycolor = Sino-Tibetan