Kašmīra
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Context of Kašmīra
Kašmīra ir reģions Indijas subkontinenta ziemeļrietumos. Līdz 19. gadsimta vidum termins "Kašmīra" tika attiecināts tikai uz Kašmīras ieleju, kas atrodas starp Pīrpandžālas kalniem un atlikušo Himalaju kalnu sistēmu. Mūsdienās ar terminu "Kašmīra" apzīmē daudz lielāku teritoriju (aptuveni 222 tūkstošus km²), kas robežojas ar Sindžanas Uiguru autonomo reģionu ziemeļaustrumos un Tibetas autonomo reģionu rietumos, kā arī ar Indijas štatiem Himāčalu Pradēšu un Pendžābu dienvidos, Pakistānu austrumos un Afganistānu ziemeļrietumos.
