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Date: 2012-09-18 12:30:20 Lamas Lhasa Prefecture Tulkus Ganden Tripa Je Tsongkhapa Blue Annals Nenang Pawo Drepung Monastery Monguor people Vajrayana Tibetan Buddhism Tibet		ONODA Abbatial Add to Reading List Source URL: ir.minpaku.ac.jp Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,14 MB Share Document on Facebook

	A 17th Century Stone Inscription from Ura Village John A. Ardussi In traditional times, Ura was the south-easternmost of the districts of central Bhutan called Bum-thang sDe-bzhi – ‘the Four Districts of Bumthang.’ DocID: 1ghI6 - View Document
	Microsoft Word - 3 Notes on the history of Bon and the Ye shes monastery in Nyag rong (des Jardins).docx DocID: 1fU6J - View Document
	THE HOUSE OF ’OBS-MTSHO - THE HISTORY OF A BHUTANESE GENTRY FAMILY FROM THE 13th TO THE 20th CENTURY John A. Ardussi* Backgroundi One of the most important threads of ongoing research in DocID: 16RUl - View Document
	> Research & Reports The Making of a Myth The Amazing Life and Death of the Sixth Dalai Lama Research > Central Asia DocID: RK10 - View Document
	Kīrti Monastery of Ngawa: Its History and Recent Situation Daniel Berounský (Charles University, Prague) Introduction or good reasons one can consider Ngawa town in Amdo1 to DocID: QBDF - View Document