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However , it was the pashmina trade which was of supreme importance , and it
involved a large number of people , from the nomads of Changtang whose
animals produced it to the Ladakhi merchants who carried it to Leh and the
Kashmiri ...
However , it was the pashmina trade which was of supreme importance , and it
involved a large number of people , from the nomads of Changtang whose
animals produced it to the Ladakhi merchants who carried it to Leh and the
Kashmiri ...
الصفحة 75
Each man was therefore generally attended by another male member of his
house or family , who carried the joint provisions on his back during the daily
marches , while the soldier carried his arms . Occasionally they relieved one
another .
Each man was therefore generally attended by another male member of his
house or family , who carried the joint provisions on his back during the daily
marches , while the soldier carried his arms . Occasionally they relieved one
another .
الصفحة 172
Exports The exports were : pasham , borax , dried apricots , sulphur , wool ,
barely etc . Pasham was exported to Kashmir for the consumption of the Shawl
industry there . 83 Sulphur was carried to the markets of Nurpur , Kangra and
Rampur .
Exports The exports were : pasham , borax , dried apricots , sulphur , wool ,
barely etc . Pasham was exported to Kashmir for the consumption of the Shawl
industry there . 83 Sulphur was carried to the markets of Nurpur , Kangra and
Rampur .
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Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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