KHAMS
The Khams live in the hill area of Western Nepal. There are five language groupings within the
Kham nationality, and the people from the southern villages are often unable to understand those
living in the north. The Khams were traditionally known as semi-nomadic shepherds, selling wool
to earn money, but today many of them farm the land and raise animals. ( The Arabic meaning of
kham is five -or 1/5, also means to gather five generations of sons to form a coalition or tribe.)
"The Chinese Roswell"-The Chu Pu Tei Expeditions 1937-1938
The Khön family lineage has a long history extending back to pre-Buddhist Tibet, when they were
instrumental in the dissemination of Bön. This great lineage traces its descent back to the earliest
times when three "Gods of the Realm of Clear Light" (brothers) descended from the heavens to the
land which was later to be known as Tibet. The five generations from Yuring, the second of these
brothers, to Yapang Kye are referred to as The Divine Line of Clear Light.  Yapang Kye married a
Raksha princess Yadruk Silima who bore him a son named Khon Bar Kye, meaning "he who is
born amid strife". For reason of this ancestral history their descendants came variously to be
known as "Lharig", meaning "The Celestial Race".


During an expedition into a remote, isolated region of Tibet in 1937, an archeologist by the name of
Chu Pu Tei made an amazing discovery. 700 discs were recovered from some caves that tunneled
deep into the mountainside. Also found were numerous graves, which contained the remains of
humanoid-like beings that were very short with disproportionately large heads. The aboriginal
inhabitants of that region today are known as the Khams and the Dropas tribes.On the walls of one
cave was found some cave drawings, replete with what appeared to be star maps and a sketch of
what those beings might have looked like. I am still researching the Dropa Stones. I have visited
several archaeology forums to toss out the question, and the consensus is that they are fraudulent,
or at least the parts about the translated characters telling a story of alien visitation.

Unfortunately, their connection with Erich von Daniken’s writings have cast a bit of a shroud of
skepticism over the topic. Another apparently disconcerting aspect of the issue is that they
periodically disappear and reappear on the scene. They were apparently lost for a while then
reappeared in the mid 1990s. This causes one to wonder why, if they are legitimate artifacts, they
are not in some stable environment in a university or museum setting where they can be better
studied and viewed. I have been unable to locate any scholarly treatment of the topic in any Internet
archeology resource.  It is possible that the artifacts could be genuine, but we still need more
scientific and substantial proofs. If you explore this topic on the web, you'll notice they all simply
repeat the same questionable sources and references. Look for the newest updates only.
For website resources with a full-length discussion:
DROPA STONES http://www.burlingtonnews.net/dropas.html
and
Kham Mummy    http://www.ancientx.com/nm/anmviewer.asp?a=61&z=1
Tibetans say that the best
religion comes from
U-Tsang, the best men
from Khams, and the best
horses from A-mdo.
Geshe Lhundub Sopa, newest  spiritual leader of
Khams until he fled Chinese invasion. This was
taken in Spain, 2000.
10,000 to 12,000
year old Dropa
Stone found in
cave with
mummy graves
of a tiny strange
race of people.