This folk story is commonly told to children by their grand- or great-grand-parentsThis collection contains a variety of oral literature materials collected in Stag rig Village in Khri ka County, Mtsho lho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, China, in 2009World Oral Literature Projec

Snying dkar skyid

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This collection contains a variety of oral literature materials collected in Stag rig Village in Khri ka County, Mtsho lho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, China, in 200

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 last updated by World Oral Literature Project staff on Wednesday, Tuesday, June 8, 2010 Accession Form for Individual Recordings:  Collection / Collector Name Oral Traditions from Stag rig Tibetan Village in Khri ka County, Mtsho lho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Mtsho sngon Province, PR China/Snying dkar skyid Tape No. / Track / Item No. Stag rig 001.WAV Length of track 00:03:07 Related tracks (include description/relationship if appropriate)  Title of track  Folk story Translation of title  Description (to be used in archive entry)    This folk story is commonly told to children by their grand- or great-grand-parents.  Genre or type (i.e. epic, song, ritual)  Folk story Name of recorder (if different from collector)  Date of recording 27 October 2009 Place of recording Stag rig Tibetan Village in Khri ka County, Mtsho lho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Mtsho sngon Province, PR China. Name(s), age, sex, place of birth of performer(s)  Khro mo thar (female) was born in Stag rig Village, Khri ka County, Mtsho lho Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Mthso sngon Province, PR, China in 1928. Language of recording A mdo Tibetan Performer(s)’s first / native language A mdo Tibetan Performer(s)’s ethnic group Tibetan Musical instruments and / or other objects used in performance  Level of public access  (fully closed, fully open) Fully open Notes and context (include reference to any related documentation, such as photographs)  

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