In the world, Jamyang (Jamyang 
) is quite a rare gender-neutral given name. The forename Jamyang is habitual in Southern Asia, particularly Bhutan, where it is quite a common epicene name, Nepal, where it is a rare boy's name, and India, where it is a very rare unisex name. Much less frequently, Jamyang is the last name as well as the forename.
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jamyang yeshe rinchen (b. 1364) |
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| jamyang choje tashi pelden (b. 1379) |
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| jamyang sherab gyatso (b. 1396) |
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| jamyang namkha gyeltsen (b. 1398) |
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| jamyang sönam sangpo (b. 1519) |
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| jamyang amnye zhab ngawang kunga sonam (b. 1597) |
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| jamyang namkha pelzang (b. 1611) |
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| jamyang zhepai dorje (b. 1648) |
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| jamyang tubten nyima (b. 1779) |
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| jamyang tenpai nyima 5th Gungthang Rinpoche (b. 1860) |
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jamyang choegyal kasho Tibetan writer, CN (b. 1938) |
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jamyang tenpe nyima (b. 1931) |
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jamyang dagmola sakya (b. 1934) |
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jamyang norbu Tibetan activist, IN (b. 1949) |
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jamyang kyi Tibetan singer and activist (b. 1965) |
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