Jammu kap Kashmir

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Jammu kap Kashmir ê ūi-tì.

Jammu kap Kashmir sī Ìn-tō͘ ê chi̍t-ê Pang, siú-hú sī Jammu (kôaⁿ-thiⁿ) kap Srinagar (lo̍ah-thiⁿ), 1948 nî chhòng-li̍p, tāi-iok ū 1144 bān ê jîn-kháu.

hián lūn pian Ìn-tō͘ ê hêng-chèng-khu

Pang	Andhra Pradesh \| Arunachal Pradesh \| Assam \| Bihar \| Chhattisgarh \| Goa \| Gujarat \| Haryana \| Himachal Pradesh \| Jammu kap Kashmir \| Jharkhand \| Karnataka \| Kerala \| Madhya Pradesh \| Maharashtra \| Manipur \| Meghalaya \| Mizoram \| Nagaland \| Orissa \| Punjab \| Rajasthan \| Sikkim \| Tamil Nadu \| Tripura \| Uttar Pradesh \| Uttarakhand \| West Bengal

Liân-pang Ti̍t-hat-khu	Andaman kap Nicobar Kûn-tó \| Chandigarh \| Dadra kap Nagar Haveli \| Delhi \| Daman kap Diu \| Lakshadweep \| Puducherry

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