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.... In this article I will primarily focus on a selection of thangkas attributed to the patronage and lineage of the abbots, including his successor, Konchog Lhundrub ninth abbot of Ngor Monastery, Lhachog Sengge (lha (dkon mchog lhun grub, 1497–1557), to whom he passed mchog seng ge, 1468–1535). In contrast...

... ROB LINROTHE Recognizing Changsem Sherab Zangpo 69 Fig. 11. Queen’s Cho¨ rten. Built in late 16th c. Near Karsha Chuchikjyal Shrine, Karsha village, Zangskar. Photograph by author, 2004. Sengge (rje brtsun shes rab seng ge; 1383–1445), who is puzzled by their identification of the figure...

... by Guo Xi, comes as a surprise. Zhishen (b. 1257) at the bidding of Princess Sengge (ca. Since the connection between Guo Xi’s style and that of 1283–ca. 1331), the well-known collector and sister An Gyeon and other 15th-century Joseon painters has of Ayurbawada, alludes to the Peach Blossom Spring...

... seals Little is known about Zhao Yan (active early 14th c A on it, and subsequently that of Emperor Qianlong 乾隆 contemporary source indicates that he once served at (r. 1735–1796). The painting remained in the imperial the court of the Mongol princess Sengge Ragi (ca. collection...

.... “ Princess Sengge Ragi: Collector of Painting and Calligraphy .” In Weidner , Flowering in the Shadows , 55 – 80 . Goodrich, L. Carrington , and J. C. Yang . “ Ch'ien Ch'ien-i .” In Eminent Chinese of the Ch'ing Period (1644–1912) , 2 vols., edited by Arthur W. Hummel , 1 : 148 – 50...

... Sengge Ragi 祥哥剌吉 (ca. 1282–1332), had Song fan paintings in her collection, most notably one attributed to the Song emperor Huizong. 85 We might well ask how these palace fans fell into the hands of commoners in the first place. Why were they not destroyed during the war that brought the Song...