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Namseling Jamchung Chokyi
Namseling Jamchung [Tib. rnam sras gling] was the wife of the well-known Rimshi Namseling. In this interview, she recalls how after the 17-Point Agreement was signed her husband became depressed, and about how he took a keen interest in politics and had connections with Sambo Depön, Depön Trepala, Tsögo, and Kundeling as well as with the People's Association and the sitsab. She also discusses his involvement with Andrutsang Gombo Tashi and with Khenjung of Jenkhentsisum in India, and about his mission to Chushigandru in Lhoka in 1958.
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About this interview
- Age at interview
- ca. 64
- Recorded
- 22 January 1994
Introduction from the source abstract. The English transcript is reproduced from the archive; its translation has not been independently reviewed by Tibet Archive.
Sources & credits
Melvyn C. Goldstein, editor; Center for Research on Tibet, Case Western Reserve University. Library of Congress, Asian Division.
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