Tai Phake – A group of Phakesham people
They are the descendants of the Shan who came to Assam in the 13th century with Meng Mao Lord Zhao Sukapad.
To this day, around 8,000 to 10,000 people still live together in the village of Namphake, Assam, with a population of about 200 family members. Although they still retain their original Mosham language and culture, we can see that Indian and Assamese cultures are also mixed. However, they did not convert to Hinduism like the Ahom Shams, but continued to be Buddhists.
They left Meng Mao, Mosham, and did not return to their homeland until more than 700 years later.
You should visit our Shan clans once in a while and carry them with you.
Tai Pharke (Tai Pharke) May they be comfortable wherever they are, and may they be happy and
peaceful.
Diskosai.
Tai Phake – Phakesham mipui pawl pakhat
Kum zabi 13-naa Meng Mao Lord Zhao Sukapad nena Assam-a lo kal Shan thlahte an ni.
Vawiin thleng hian Assam state-a Namphake khuaah hian mi 8,000 atanga 10,000 vel an la cheng dun a, chhungkaw member 200 vel an cheng a ni. An Mosham tawng leh nunphung hmasa ber chu la vawng reng mah se, Indian leh Assamese hnam nunphung inzawmkhawm kan hmu a ni. Amaherawhchu, Ahom Sham-ho angin Hindu sakhuaah an inpe lo va, Buddhist-ah an awm chhunzawm zel a ni.
Meng Mao, Mosham chu an chhuahsan a, kum 700 chuang a liam hnuah chauh an ram lamah an kir leh ta lo.
Kan Shan hnamte hi vawi khat tal tlawh la, i keng tel tur a ni.
Tai Pharke (Tai Pharke) An awmna apiangah hahdam takin awm sela, hlim leh thlamuang takin awm rawh se.
Diskosai a ni.
Tai Phake – Phakesham แแฐแแ แบแ แฏ
แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแแแบ แแ แแฌแ แฏแแฝแแบ แแผแแบแแฌแแฏแแแบ Zong Sukapad แแพแแทแบแกแแฐ แกแฌแแถแแญแฏแท แแฑแฌแแบแแพแญแแฌแแฑแฌ แแพแแบแธแแปแญแฏแธแแฝแแบแ แฏแแปแฌแธแแผแ แบแแแบแ
แแแฑแทแกแแปแญแแบแกแแญ แกแฌแแถแแผแแบแแแบ แแแทแบแแแบแแปแฑแธแแฝแฌแแฝแแบ แแฐแฆแธแแฑ แแแแ แแพ แแแแแ แแแบแธแแปแแบแแแทแบ แแฑแแญแฏแแบแแปแแบ แแพแญแแแบแ แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแแแบ แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแ แแฐแแแบแธ Mosham แแฌแแฌแ แแฌแธแแพแแทแบ แแแบแแปแฑแธแแพแฏแแญแฏ แแญแแบแธแแญแแบแธแแฌแธแแฑแฌแบแแแบแธ แกแญแแนแแญแแแพแแทแบ Assamese แแแบแแปแฑแธแแพแฏแแปแฌแธแแแบแธ แแฑแฌแแพแฑแฌแแฑแแแบแแญแฏ แแปแฝแแบแฏแแบแแญแฏแทแแฝแฑแทแแผแแบแแญแฏแแบแแซแแแบแ แแญแฏแทแแฌแแฝแแบ แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแแแบ Ahom Shams แแฒแทแแญแฏแท แแญแแนแแฐแแฌแแฌแแญแฏแท แแแฐแธแแผแฑแฌแแบแธแแฒ แแฏแแนแแแฌแแฌแแแบแกแแผแ แบ แแแบแแแบแแแบแแพแญแแฑแแฒแทแแแบแ
แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแแแบ แแผแแบแแฌแแฐแแปแญแฏแธแแปแฌแธแแผแ แบแแผแฎแธ แแญแฏแแพแแบแแพ แแฝแแบแแฝแฌแแผแฎแธ แแพแ แบแแฑแซแแบแธ 700 แแปแฑแฌแบแแญแฏแแบแกแฑแฌแแบ แแแบแธแแญแฏแทแ แแฝแฑแธแแแบแแผแฑแแญแฏแท แแแผแแบแแฒแทแแผแแฑแ
แแพแแบแธแแปแญแฏแธแแฝแแบแ แฏแแฝแฑแแญแฏ แแ แบแแฑแซแแบแแฑแฌแแบ แแฝแฌแธแแผแแทแบแแแทแบแแซแแแบแTai Pharke (Tai Pharke) แแแบแแฝแฌแธแแฝแฌแธ แกแฑแธแแปแแบแธแแปแฑแฌแบแแฝแพแแบแแแบแแซแ แฑแ
Diskosai
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