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Dimaluo
Dimaluo (Chinese: 迪麻洛) is a village in Gongshan County located in a side valley of the Nu Jiang Valley in the north-eastern part of Yunnan, China.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Dimaluo In the valley of the "Angry River" (Nujiang) )〕 The Dimaluo River flows through the village and is a tributary of the nearby Nujiang River. Although "Dimaluo" is a Lisu word meaning "plains", the village is a small enclave of Tibetan culture in a county that also contains people of Lisu, Nu, and Dulong descent. Tibetans do not actually form a majority of the village's population, but the dominant language and the public displays of culture (music, dance, and traditional dress) are all Tibetan. As the original population of the valley was predominantly Nu, many of the families here are now mixed Nu-Tibetan descent.
==History==
The Catholic Tibetans, whose culture is now representative of the village, first came over the mountain passes from Deqin with Jesuit friars who were trying to make their way to Tibet. Missionaries from the Missions É trang è res de Paris first arrived in the Nujiang valley in the 1850s and 60's. They had been successful in making a number of Nu converts in the Dimaluo area. Because there was no written Nu language, instructions took place in Tibetan, giving rise to Tibetan as a language of high status among converted communities.
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