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Gyal Khatun
17th-century Queen of Ladakh, known for promoting religious co-existence in Ladakh · Historical Figures · Born 1600
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Something wrong?Gyal Khatun, also known as Argyl Khatun, was a Balti princess and the chief consort of Jamyang Namgyal, the ruler of Ladakh in the 17th century. In Balti and Ladakhi language-songs, she is also called Silima Khatun, meaning “Untainted and Pure Queen”.
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Gyal Khatun, also known as Argyl Khatun, was a Balti princess and the chief consort of Jamyang Namgyal, the ruler of Ladakh in the 17th century. In Balti and Ladakhi language-songs, she is also called Silima Khatun, meaning “Untainted and Pure Queen”.
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