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Langauge in Morol edit
Dear Hassan Janhal 1:The article in urdu stated that " Brokskat " is only spoken in Ganokh by 400 people . The people in morol doesn't speak a Brokskat.
2: There was a mixture of Balti and fewer Brokpa in Morol . However all of those Brokpa in Morol doesn't speak broskat langauge anymore ,they have adopted and speak balti culture a long time ago . 3:And neither they consider a brokpa ,there is not a single articles written in Pakistan about them . 4: The reference you quotted was from Ladakh which is in India .
The reference was taken from the oral storie brokpa in ladakh says that there were fewerr brokpa was also in morol .
5: if you really want to have an article on moral being brokpa and speak a Brokskat langauge ,first of all there has to a proper articles written about them in Pakistan. There has to be atleast one article about them . 6: Please don't feel offended ,it is a rule of wikepedia . We will accept if there is a single articles. 7: the articles on Ganokh was created by me because there were a single urdu source which says that " the brokskat langauge is only spoken in Ganokh by 400 people in entire Pakistan". 8: unfortunately these articles sentence of being spoken brokskat needs to be deleted from morol page because there is no proper source to cite these . Minaro123 (talk) 17:32, 2 January 2023 (UTC)
- I believe you should reread the article about Brokskat in Pakistan because it does not state that there are 400 Brokskat speakers throughout the country; rather, it states that there are 400 Brokskat speakers in Ganokh. I used this reference to highlight the fact that the Brokskat language is spoken in Pakistan, not the Marol village. There doesn't need to be a comprehensive article on these villages; the references I cited are sufficient for verification. The other cite book references do mention the brokpas in Marol and Chathatang Villages. Hassan Janhal (talk) 19:02, 2 January 2023 (UTC)
DearHassan Janhal, I can understand brokskat too , i have understood what that old man said . The final decision will be taken by wikepedia reviewer ,do good luck ahead .Minaro123 (talk) 20:26, 2 January 2023 (UTC)
- If you are fluent in brokskat, you must have heard the elderly guy explain that there were many more brokpas outside of the 400 people who lived in Ganokh who had relocated to other cities and regions. However, it would be best to leave this decision up to the administrators and reviewers. Hassan Janhal (talk) 21:20, 2 January 2023 (UTC)
The source published by "Books Clinic Publishing" is not a reliable source, but I think the geographic evidence [1] makes it quite believable. I will remove all other citations that don't actually talk about Marol. -- Kautilya3 (talk) 18:01, 3 January 2023 (UTC)
Elevation edit
Is there a citation for the elevation of 3,126 metres (10,256 ft)? -- Kautilya3 (talk) 18:08, 3 January 2023 (UTC)