kung kung go.(I will spread my wings and fly).

from the perspective of the wild animals who dwell in the deep jungle, their home, and who else might know better about the wilderness?

[@dr.anjalisharmatiwari7609]

I am A very big fan of your music. I am Rajasthani folk musician based at London. Whenever I feel less creative I hear your music. 😊🙏

[@mickmatls]

its an honour... thank you...

[@tsheringyoungming]

Love this song.... Mind blowing performance.... Great Sofiyum Band..... Amazing music and voice.... Really enjoyable.... 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Love it ❤️

[@karmachopelsikkimesegansap5824]

My favorite song 🎵💗 Keep going ✨

[@resmitlepcha2425]

Proud to be Lepcha❤

[@netuklepcha3340]

Like this song 🎵👌very much 👌.

[@niwimiuli1521]

Beautiful number...I like the way they are enjoying the song 😊

[@RaginYak]

what a fabulous lepcha song. ❤️❤️❤️

[@anselumnirmalrongkup7556]

Superb combination Anum_song👌👍... Keep 🎼 🎶🎶🎧rocking .. Tatchii mo...

[@penchunglepcha3537]

Anum Mikma you all are one of the pride of our lepcha culture,lovely song with new tune and nice describing the reallity activity of animals in the songs....Keep going we are here to listen and ready for enjoying the song..👍👍

[@explorewithgautam]

Did not understand the song well, but i could feel the touch which seems that you have invested much into this song, especially enjoyed the music and voice was heart touching, keep up good work brothers.

[@pusparazs]

❣️ from far western Himalayas 🇳🇵

[@pemkitlepcha5291]

Amazing lyrics n mesmerizing voice....always a big fan, keep shining😊

[@Mikkitasso]

Achulay I love this 😍

[@PhungParangden]

Can't understand but still falling in love ❤

[@punolsaapnolsaa8368]

Beautiful song n all very nice

[@रेसपेक्टनेपाली]

Folk music🥰🥰🥰 Love from nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@nuzongrongmit8430]

One of my favorite song 🥰🥰🥰

[@kthar8104]

Wow beautifully made 🔥

[@anumtasho755]

❤listening on this day tendong lhu rum faat 🇱🇻 😇 music is in our heart and soul 🤗🤗🤗 proud to be Lepcha

[@shalombrainerdgodmeproduct1198]

Lyrics Kung kung go... Kung kung go... Tungkee for Pungko flyot-baan laam book shyo Kyong kyong go.. Kugnue fo Lungten dungieet vohm theng bo shyo... Oungkyong puvaar la go.. Thi kor shyo Longzyung aaplyap sudaam go roap gnaan shyo Muraaw nun thi-dong shyo Longzyung ryak raak shyo Chaam lung mugnieen kusum goTeet non shyo Oung tuk-soath... tuluk kup go.. Aazom athen dong lung kor bo shyo... Punzoak puvaar la go thi kor shyo Loap eek zo baan go baam shyo Suk-gniee sonaap kiduk mugnieen Longzyung sugoar gunn go thor non shyo Kung purtaam sukaaw kup go Aagaw saam bu-lung.. tyuek loak bo shyo

[@ujalrai192]

Thanks it really helps a lot

[@mirajlepcha2022]

This is so great, an absolute shout out to all our Rongkups for trying to promote Rong culture.....Respect!! Mutanchi Rongkup Aachulay!!!

[@Sikkim_boyz555]

Love from west Sikkim...❤️❤️❤️❤️ #

[@edenlalepcha9304]

Music arrangement Rey 🔥🔥🔥... Expecting more to come ☘️☘️☘️

[@bengipaljor318]

So proud beautiful melody brother 👌

[@florencelepcha1065]

Proud to be Lepcha 🥰and nice to see you all 👍as well as big salute to you all and best of luck for upcoming events big support forum Kalimpong, Dabling ❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sofiyumofficial6172]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@nimalepcha1877]

Wow so lovely songs 🎵 😍 ❤

[@Pem-rong0]

Hats off anom you guys had take lepcha songs in another level.. Achulay……..🫶

[@tenduklepcha5517]

Always best...❤achulay

[@statuswaliofficial8825]

I'm waliul from rapguy.... Love you all and support you ❤️❤️😊🙂🙂

[@phur11]

Awesome u all are always on the top

[@shwetaguria5133]

A song that made me dance to it's enchanting melody. Slow dancing and light puff!!! Great work SOFIYUM Band! Keep meloding!

[@zamshalepcha849]

My favourite song ♥️

[@anumtasho755]

Thank you for your beautiful song ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pemayankeylepcha7012]

Mind blowing 🌼 Achulay

[@sonandorjee1930]

Lovely 😍🤗🤗 achuly🌻🌻

[@nawangrinchen3393]

Had heard this song long time ago back in our hostel days ...man really brings back time ...the melody and the rythmic sound , truly a defination of folk music. Thanks for making my day anum Ongyal.

[@nimsinghtholamoolepcha420]

♥️♥️ love and support from Damshang lyang keep it up anum

[@cshering11]

Lots of love 😍 big fan

[@ongmitlepcha1984]

That's a very interesting style Aaaryoom 👌

[@MUSICWORLDHURURU]

Lyrics 🔥 Just love it❤️

[@chodenla]

It's rare to see all the great people with the great instrument🤗achulay

[@atggamer3830]

very great demonstration of our culture

[@gyanendrarai5183]

त भडडबहठबबबबफ। हभेहबहघ 4:39 4:39

[@pemkipulepcha3372]

प्रकृति सौंदर्य का इतना सहज एवं सुबोध इस लोकगीत में

[@kunchuklepcha2252]

One of my favorite songs💜 I am glad that this time it came out with a subtitle.

[@rongringkingking]

Yasss Sofiyum Band slayy

[@paljornamgyalbhutia3605]

band that enjoys...making traditional music....

[@echingsubba6137]

Hearts to the band. The song reflects nothing but originality and pure folk bliss❤

[@eurummitlepcha8614]

Legends!!!❤❤❤❤

[@athuankamei3063]

My gf is lepcha from Sikkim and she introduces this song to me. Wonder if I can visit this place once. It's very beautiful to ears❤️😊

[@dupzorlepcha5935]

Wow 🤘👌👍

[@pain-killer2011]

It's mesmerizing to listen you all. Hope to listen more hits from you all.

[@laydenlepcha4202]

Wow nice tuning & voice. Melodious

[@sonampalzor7328]

Amazing Music Stutumemt Lepcha song ❤❤❤

[@dechenongmu352]

Lots of love and respect to ren song🤍🙏🧿

[@PiroAssulter]

👀

[@norzeylepcha8904]

Beautiful 😍 ❤

[@leenarai3314]

Beautifully portrayed the wilderness🦅🐸🦌❤

[@phurmitlepcha867]

Achulay ❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@nerjumlepcha818]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Arpanagurung]

I wish to listen this songs in Spotify♥️

[@dr.s.r.lepcha812]

Beautiful 😍

[@seojung6857]

Achulay 🙏🙏❤❤💖

[@nimjayongmulepcha6876]

highly esteemed ❤️....

[@paul_rongkup]

Achulay♥️

[@mayelmoolepcha8141]

Beautiful ❤️

[@rungnyu]

the vibeeeeee❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@matrixgaming6849]

Support to you all and also love....... From wal& rapgayi

[@lhakthilepcha6450]

Myaapa......sofiyum

[@ekeylepcha4342]

💞

[@arjunpradhan2079]

One of the best lepcha band , I ever heard till now

[@SandeshKushwaha-tl2fd]

The Anglo-Nepalese War (1814-1816) marked the first significant instance of the Limbus’ betrayal. Despite being subjects of the Gorkha rulers in Nepal, the Limbus chose to support the British invasion of eastern Nepal. Leveraging their intimate knowledge of the local terrain and conditions, the Limbus provided intelligence and support to the British forces. Their decision to aid the British was motivated by the hope of gaining favor and rewards. Although the British were not immediately successful in their campaign, the Limbus’ initial act of betrayal laid the groundwork for future alliances. This action demonstrated their willingness to collaborate with foreign powers against their own rulers, a move that would have lasting repercussions. The Darjeeling Accord: Shifting Allegiances The Limbus’ betrayal became more evident during the events surrounding the Darjeeling region in the mid-19th century. In 1835, the British sought to secure the Darjeeling region from the Kingdom of Sikkim. The Limbus, with their deep understanding of the region's political and geographical intricacies, played a crucial role in facilitating this transfer of power. Their cooperation with the British ensured that Darjeeling came under British control, significantly weakening Sikkim's territorial integrity. This betrayal was driven by the Limbus’ desire for autonomy and recognition from the British. By aiding the British in securing Darjeeling, they hoped to receive land and privileges, solidifying their status under British rule. This opportunistic behavior further strained their relationships with neighboring ethnic groups and rulers, particularly the Gorkhas of Nepal. The Protectorate of Sikkim: The Ultimate Betrayal The culmination of the Limbus’ betrayal occurred in 1861 when they assisted the British in making Sikkim a protectorate. The Kingdom of Sikkim, weakened by internal strife and external threats, was vulnerable to British manipulation. The Limbus seized this opportunity to align themselves with the British, facilitating negotiations and ensuring that British strategic interests were met. This alliance with the British was seen as a profound betrayal by both Nepal and Sikkim. By aiding the British in establishing control over Sikkim, the Limbus directly contributed to the reduction of the region's autonomy and territorial sovereignty. The once-independent kingdom of Sikkim was now under the effective control of the British, thanks in large part to the Limbus’ actions. Rewards and Consequences In recognition of their critical role in British successes in Darjeeling and Sikkim, the Limbus were granted land and a degree of autonomy within British-controlled territories. However, the most significant reward was their elevation to first-class citizen status in the newly conquered British lands. This privileged status allowed them greater opportunities and benefits under British rule. In contrast, other ethnic groups such as the Lepchas, Bhutias, Khas Aryas, and Newars were relegated to second-class citizenship. These groups were seen as less loyal to the British due to their historical resistance and lack of collaboration. As second-class citizens, they faced numerous disadvantages and discriminatory policies that limited their opportunities and rights. The Gorkhas, the historical rulers of the Limbus, viewed these actions as deep betrayals that undermined their sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Limbus’ alignment with the British had far-reaching consequences for the region. By aiding the British in their territorial ambitions, the Limbus not only secured their own privileges but also played a key role in shortening the borders of both Nepal and Sikkim. Their actions facilitated the expansion of British influence in the region, leading to the diminishment of local autonomy and control. The Limbus were not originally indigenous to Nepal or Sikkim. They were refugees from Sichuan who fled the Mongol expansion into northern Tibet during the 13th century. In their quest for safety, they migrated from Tibet to the eastern regions of Nepal and Sikkim in the late 16th century. Seeking refuge, they settled under the protection of the Sen Thakuris and the Lepcha tribe, integrating themselves into the local communities. Recruitment into the British Army The final chapter in the Limbus’ betrayal was their recruitment into the British Indian Army. Starting in 1914, the British began recruiting the Limbus as Gurkha mercenaries, recognizing their martial skills and the value of their strategic contributions in previous decades. This recruitment was a testament to the trust and value the British placed in the Limbus, who had proven themselves reliable allies in undermining Nepalese and Sikkimese sovereignty. By serving in the British Army, the Limbus further solidified their alliance with the colonial powers. This relationship provided them with new opportunities and recognition but also cemented their role as betrayers in the eyes of their former rulers and neighbors.

[@Whimxcal]

💌💌💌

[@kapilthapa4723]

Love from Nagaland

[@pain-killer2011]

😍

[@kingchumlepcha6959]

👍👍

[@rinchenlepcha4575]

It always makes me proud to hear u all. Late night studies with ur playlists is my go to… Thokchee for ur hardwork.. Aachuley❤❤

[@arpandada7663]

Samaj nahi aaya prr sunke aacha laga

[@bimalasunitaraibimalasunit2696]

I am lepcha boy i love this song

[@kaiii126]

Upload it in Spotify pls

[@aditiadiamin]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@jormitdimikmoo22]

👏👏

[@nimkitlepcha7370]

❤️❤️

[@R0ngz]

Aachulay💖

[@pramilalepcha1632]

very nice song ❤❤

[@pemkitlepcha7981]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sonampintsobhutia8732]

❤

[@imanlepcha1417]

Beautiful❤

[@asmitalepcha]

😍😍

[@tsheringbhutia224]

Pride of Sikkimese lepcha culture 🙏🙏🙏👍

[@tsheringkitlepcha5312]

Aachulay❤️✨

[@SonamTshLepcha-jy5sl]

Big ❤❤ fan

[@crimsonanima1999]

Amazing....achulay

[@aathingleolepcha452]

😊😊😊😍

[@Indubala_rocks]

Hi I am from West Bengal. I want to sing this song. Can you give me the whole lyrics transcripted in English? ASAP

[@mickmatls]

Kung kung go... Kung kung go... Tungkee for Pungko flyot-baan laam book shyo Kyong kyong go.. Kugnue fo Lungten dungieet vohm theng bo shyo... Oungkyong puvaar la go.. Thi kor shyo Longzyung aaplyap sudaam go roap gnaan shyo Muraaw nun thi-dong shyo Longzyung ryak raak shyo Chaam lung mugnieen kusum goTeet non shyo Oung tuk-soath... tuluk kup go.. Aazom athen dong lung kor bo shyo... Punzoak puvaar la go thi kor shyo Loap eek zo baan go baam shyo Suk-gniee sonaap kiduk mugnieen Longzyung sugoar gunn go thor non shyo Kung purtaam sukaaw kup go Aagaw saam bu-lung.. tyuek loak bo shyo

[@dubdaylepcha2622]

Nice

[@ArkoSenVlogtainment]

Where can I get the lyrics

[@tshosanggurung7038]

Do lepchas have array of folk types like Nepali people? Maruni , chudka ,jhyaure etc ?

[@Samaya_Dad]

Soothing...

[@lepcha_chosang]

Aachuley please can you send me guitar chords

[@rikjingkatongmoo429]

Ryuee pa oo❤❤❤

[@user-pd2ct5fh4c]

🇱🇻

[@Truth_is_deprived]

Im from West Bengal.. I came to know about This Sweet and Unique language in Sikkim while Studying in Sikkim University..I want to learn , can anyone help me??.. please reply me..

[@mickmatls]

sure listen to more lepcha songs.....

[@tsetennorbu9509]

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Nisha_forreal]

Sikkim.lapcha.state.