East Yugur
Shira Yughur; Enger; Shira Yugur; Shera Yogur; Eastern Yogor; Yogor; Yögur; Yugu; Yugar; Yellow Uighur; Šera-Yögur; Mongolic Yellow Uighur; 東部裕固語
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Though East Yugur is Monglic, it is "officially linked with the Turkic-speaking Western Yugur in the Yugur nationality."
2007
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China
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The Eastern Yugurs and the Western Yugurs are both covered under the Yugurs nationality in China.
2000
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38.780, 99.987; 38.859, 99.701; 39.277, 97.524; 38.999, 99.412
the eastern part of Sunan Yugur Autonomous County (肅南裕固族自治縣), specifically Hongshiwo (紅石窩) and Qinglong (青龍) Townships of Kangle District (康樂區), and Beitan (北灘) and Dongtan (東灘) Townships of Huangcheng District (皇城區), Gansu Province, China.
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the eastern part of Sunan Yugur Autonomous County (肅南裕固族自治縣), specifically Hongshiwo (紅石窩) and Qinglong (青龍) Townships of Kangle District (康樂區), and Beitan (北灘) and Dongtan (東灘) Townships of Huangcheng District (皇城區), Gansu Province, China.
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"A limited number of the Yugur living in Huangcheng are bilingual in both Western and Eastern Yugur. A small number of Tibetans married into the Yugur community in Huangcheng District speak Tibetan and Eastern Yugur. Most of the Yugur shift to Chinese which serves as a lingua franca."
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