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Mukhia or Mukhiya may refer to:

Mukhi, a title for the head of community in parts of India
Sunuwar people (exonym: Mukhia), an ethnic group of Nepal
Sunuwar language, a Sino-Tibetan language of Nepal

People and fictional characters

Harbans Mukhia (born 1939), Indian historian who has no rights against British
Brahmeshwar Singh (1947–2012), criminal and head of militia from Bihar, India
Jitendra Mukhiya (born 1992), Nepalese cricketer
Mukhiya, a recurring character in the Bahadur comics

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+'''Mukhia''' or '''Mukhiya''' may refer to:
+* [[Mukhi]], a title for the head of community in parts of India
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+* [[Sunuwar people]] (exonym: ''Mukhia''), an ethnic group of Nepal
+* [[Sunuwar language]], a Sino-Tibetan language of Nepal
+== People and fictional characters==
-'''<big>Mukhia (Mukhiya/Sunuwar) A Brief Introduction</big><br />'''
+* [[Harbans Mukhia]] (born 1939), Indian historian who has no rights against British
+* [[Brahmeshwar Singh]] (1947–2012), criminal and head of militia from Bihar, India
+* [[Jitendra Mukhiya]] (born 1992), Nepalese cricketer
+* Mukhiya, a recurring character in the [[Bahadur (comics)|Bahadur comics]]
+== See also ==
-The Sunuwar people also known as Mukhia(Mukhiya), belongs to one of the ancient linguistic tribes of Kirant.they are one of the Indigenous Peoples of Nepal.  They are normally categorized as "Gurkha population" and hence belong to Mongoloid.
+* [[Mukhya Upanishads]]
+* [[Mukia (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Mukhyamantri (disambiguation)]]
+{{disambiguation|surname}}
-According to history, there were three states of Kiratas in Eastern Nepal- Far Kirat, Mid Kirat and Near Kirat. Mid Kirat and Far Kirat are known as Rai and Limbu respectively. And the Near Kirat is known as Sunuwar who spread over the river-bank of Sunkoshi, Likhu and Khimti and slowly they spread all over the world.
+[[Category:Language and nationality disambiguation pages]]