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...Elizabeth Williams-Oerberg Abstract With the Chinese invasion of Tibet, exile-Tibetan Buddhist leaders have found new bases for their monastic endeavors in the Himalayan regions of India and Nepal. This article highlights how the northwest Himalayan region of Ladakh has become a homeland...

... - JANET GYATSO Somewhere around 1670, Dar-mo sMan-rams-pa, one Dar-mo’s corpse dismemberment in the Tibetan capital of an inner group of physicians close to the Fifth Dalai encapsulates a climactic moment in the history of medi- Lama, set up a laboratory in a park in Lhasa. He and his cine...

... Was Preserved and Richard King, Orientalism and Religion: Postco- Tibetan texts that these three missionary scholars in the Language of Pluralism (Chicago: University of lonial Theory, India, and “the Mystic East” (London: studied, most of my discussion is based on texts the Chicago Press, 2005...

... to problems rang- Zen 29 ing from fi nances to parenthood, and simple Tibetan 14 introductions to the Buddhist religion that I...

... a complete set of Tibetan scriptures and an image of the Buddha to be installed on the campus. As Ahir writes, “In a remarkably short period of time, Bhikkhu Kashyap was able to build the Institute both physically and academically and it soon began attracting students from various countries.” 32...

..., and political cultures. 13 At the same time, we exercise caution in not overextending the power of the homeland's discourse to diaspora communities at the expense of those living in “exile in the land of the Buddha.” 14 This is certainly the case for many Tibetan refugees who have a very different...

... (eds.), Tibetan Studies: In Honor of Hugh Richards (Warminster, England: Aris and Phillips), pp. 79 –86. Elahi , K. M. , and S. Sultana, 1985 . “Population Redistribution and Settlement Change in South Asia: A Historical Evaluation,” In Kosinski, L.A., and K.M. Elahi (eds.), Population...

... and in lesser blasting, felling, vehicles and laborers employed in the task numbers, Tibetan-speaking Buddhists of the higher Himalayas of extracting the resources. The overall environmental deg- (beginning at about 7000 feet above sea level), called radation wrought by road construction - the massive...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

... “Mon- Republic “had People’s the (PRC)—namely, the of in it problem malaise” particular, the gol fore In the sensation. to a brought caused It and proud. more loud out even came but, Tibetans show, the disconcertingly, the of values production manipulated highly the against only go clearly...

...- Hamann closer to divine truth. He studied Arabic, He- tion could be separated from the historical and social brew, Chaldean, Aramaic, and some Armenian, Turkish, context in which scripture was written by identifying and Tibetan to apprehend better the literary and magical how nationally specific...

... was a legitimate ambition in a king.” ta’s conquests in H. G. Wells, The Outline of History Asoka’s Benevolent Hegemony which are preserved in Tibetan and Chinese Asoka’s idea of dhamma (Sanskrit: dharma), in- Buddhist sources.54 The edicts of Asoka have 313 fluenced by Buddhist...

... . Joshi Maheshwar P. Brown C. W. . “ Some Dynamics of Indo-Tibetan Trade through Uttarākhaṇḍa (Kumaon-Garhwal), India .” Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 30 ( 1987 ): 303 – 17 . Kasaba Reşat . The Ottoman Empire and the World Economy: The Nineteenth Century...

.... princess, who had smuggled silkworm cocoons Although trading routes across Central in her headdress on her way to marry the king Asia were closed during the Tibetan domina- of Khotan. The legend maintains that this was tion of the eastern Tarim Basin...

...: Uighur, and Tibetan) vied for dominance over he rejected the theories of Albert Terrien de the political realm (35–37). Japan, he believed, Lacouperie and other European scholars who had avoided ethnic separatism because of the had argued for the Western origins of Chinese strength of its...