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Brushal

Brushal is the region inhabited by the Burusho people, corresponding to the valleys of Hunza-Nagar, Yasin, and historically, Gilgit. Along with Baltistan and Shinaki, inhabited by the Balti and Shin people respectively, it is one of the three ethno-geographic regions in Gilgit-Baltistan.

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Brushal

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region sources people burusho name baltistan gilgit inhabited valleys refer century ce according isbn tibet university dani karl jettmar valley

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Brushalis aregion inhabited by the Burusho people0.90text

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