Summary language de Datei Dorje shugden thangka kmc france.JPG This image has previously been uploaded in German and is being duplicated here for English usage. Information Description Painting of the mandala of the Buddhist deity Dorje Shugden housed at KMC France in Le Mans Source original photo Author New Kadampa Tradition, International Kadampa Buddhist Union, Manjushri KMC, Conishead Priory, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 9QQ, 44 0 1229 588 533, www.kadampa.org Date March 25, 2009 Approval OTRS 2008122010012868 20. Dezember 2008 Benutzer ChrisiPK ChrisiPK small Benutzer Diskussion ChrisiPK Disk & 124 Spezial Contributions ChrisiPK Beitr ge & 124 Benutzer ChrisiPK Bewertung Bewerten small 23 51, 3. M r. 2009 CET Other Versions language de Datei Dorje shugden thangka kmc france.JPG Licensing cc by 3.0 Removed from the following pages Dorje Shugden User OrphanBot OrphanBot User talk OrphanBot talk 06 33, 1 April 2009 UTC I ve re added the image, since the copyright notice has been posted. ... more details
Image Ashta Matrika.jpg thumb 350px right Newa art depicting Ajima Newa art is the art form practiced over centuries by Newa people . The art consists of Thangka Wall murals Paintings in the wall of temples Thangka or paubha were traditionally painted by Chitrakars ref http www.nepalnews.com.np contents englishweekly sundaypost 2000 dec dec17 head.htm An article about paubha ref . See also Newa people Nepal Bhasa Thangka Newa architecture Chitrakar References reflist Newar Category Newar http www.himalasia.org chitrakars.htm ... more details
Tibet by a Newar artist , Himalayas The Buddhist Deities Chakrasamvara and Vajravarahi , circa 15th century Painting Thangka, Mineral pigments and traces of gold on cotton cloth, 54 x 45 in. 137.16 x 114.3 cm Made in Tibet by a Newar artist From the Nasli and Alice Heeramaneck Collection, Museum Associates Purchase M.70.1.3 to LACMA http collectionsonline.lacma.org mwebcgi mweb.exe?request record id 29624 type 101 PD art Category Thangka ... more details
Information Description Small detail of much larger thangka paiting Source USER Sylvain1972 s photograph Date 17 32, 4 December 2010 UTC Author Sylvain1972 Permission PD self date December 2010 other versions ... more details
Summary Palden Lhamo skr. Shri Devi tib. dpal ldan lha mo Palden Lhamo is of the major protector deities in Tibetan Buddhism and the only female among the powerful group of the Eight Dharma Protectors skr. Dharmapalas . She is particularly favored by the Gelukpa, for whom she is a special protector of Lhasa and the Dalai Lama. I own this thangka. Licensing source information, created by owner for wiki usage NoRightsReserved ... more details
Gadri style, and to training western students in the techniques of thangka painting. His work can ... Tree and the painting of the Guru Yoga of the 8th Karmapa , Mikyo Dorje. He painted the thangka of Vajradhara ... consulted by practicing thangka artists. References Reflist External links cite web url http www.samyeling.org ... more details
Palden may refer to Khenchen Palden Sherab born 1942 , a scholar and lama in the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism Lobsang Palden Yeshe 1738&ndash 1780 , the Sixth Panchen Lama of Tashilhunpo Monastery in Tibet Palden Gyatso born 1933 , a Tibetan Buddhist monk Palden Lhamo , a protecting Dharmapala of the teachings of Gautama Buddha in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism Palden Tenpai Nyima 1782&ndash 1853 , the Seventh Panchen Lama of Tibet Palden Thondup Namgyal 1923&ndash 1982 , the 12th and last Chogyal king of Sikkim Sherab Palden Beru born 1915 , a celebrated exiled Tibetan thangka artist given name ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 A Thongdrel alt. throngdrel is a large tapestry unveiled during tsechu s religious festivals in Bhutan . They are equivalent to Tibetan thangka paintings. Thongdrels typically depict a seated Guru Rinpoche surrounded by holy beings. Thongdrels are composed of two silk layers, the painting itself and a yellow drape that covers and protects it. Thongdrels are displayed once a year as the highlight of the tsechu festival of a district or dzongkhag although not every district has a thongdrel . The painting is not allowed to be struck by the direct rays of the sun, thus it is unfurled at around 3 00 in the morning and rolled back up by 7 30 AM. The mere viewing of the unfurled thongdrel is said to cleanse the viewer of sin. See also Culture of Bhutan Category Bhutanese culture es Thongdrel ru ... more details
Tanka may refer to Tanka, a genre of Japanese Waka poetry Tanka prose , a literary genre which combines tanka poems and prose Thangka , a pictorial representation in Tibetan Buddhism Tanka is an alternative phonetic spelling Tanka sword , part of a chapin sword Tanka people , an ethnic group in China Tanka currency , a form of currency that was used in medieval India made primarily out of silver Tanka character , a Tarzan like comic book character Tanka reservoir , as found in India Tanka Bar , a brand of buffalo jerky and cranberry snack made by Native American Natural Foods of Kyle, South Dakota Tanka movement , a struggle of Hajoing people in East Pakistan Tonka Tanka , a Chilean TV program disambig de Tanka Begriffskl rung hu Tanka egy rtelm s t lap nl Tanka ru sv Tanka ... more details
Sherab may refer to Chetsun Sherab Jungnay , an eleventh century Tibetan Abbot and scholar who founded the Shalu Monastery south of Shigatse, Tibet Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen 1292&ndash 1361 , the Tibetan Buddhist master known as The Buddha from Dolpo Khenchen Palden Sherab , a scholar and lama in the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism Khenpo Sherab Sangpo , trained by Khenpo Petse Rinpoche and Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche, two of the greatest masters of the Nyingma tradition in recent history Kunzang Sherab born 1636 , head of Palyul Namgyal Chanchub Choling Ngok Loden Sherab 1059&ndash 1109 , Important in the transmission of Buddhism from India to Tibet Sherab Palden Beru born 1915 , a celebrated exiled Tibetan thangka artist who has played a key role in preserving the art form disambig ... more details
File Kongokai.jpg thumb Diamond Realm Mandala In Vajrayana Buddhism, the Diamond Realm Sanskrit Skt. vajradh tu , Japanese language Jp. kong kai is a metaphysical space inhabited by the Five Wisdom Buddhas . The Diamond Realm Mandala is based on an esoteric Buddhist sutra called the Vajrasekhara Sutra . The Diamond Realm is a very popular subject for mandala s, and along with the Womb Realm Garbhakosa Mandala forms the Mandala of the Two Realms . This mandala, along with the Womb Realm, form the core of Japanese esoteric, or Shingon Buddhist, rituals, including the initiation or abhiseka ritual. In this ritual, new initiates are blindfolded, and are asked to toss a flower upon a mandala. Where the flower lands helps decide which Buddhist figure the student should devote themselves to. ref cite book last Hakeda first Yoshito S. title K kai and His Major Works publisher Columbia University Press year 1972 isbn 0231059337 pages 44 ref In traditional Shingon Buddhist halls, the Diamond Realm Mandala is hung on the west wall symbolizing the final realization of Vairocana Mah vairocana Buddha. ref cite book last Hakeda first Yoshito S. title K kai and His Major Works publisher Columbia University Press year 1972 isbn 0231059337 pages 87 ref In this setting, the Womb Realm Mandala is hung on the east wall, symbolizing the young stage of Vairocana Mah vairocana Buddha. See also Dhatu Vajradhatu Garbhadhatu Dharmadhatu References references External links http www.thangka.de Gallery 3 Cosmos 9 6 garbhadatu 0.htm The Diamond and Womb World Mandalas Dharmapala Thangka Centre http www.thangka.de Gallery 3 Cosmos 9 6 antique.htm Mandala of the Womb World Dharmapala Thangka Centre Buddhism topics buddhism2 Category Buddhist philosophical concepts fr Kong kai zh ... more details
buddhism The Mandala of the Two Realms Japanese language Jp . Ry kai mandara , also known as the Mandala of the Two Divisions Jp. Ry bu mandara , is a set of two mandala s depicting both the Five Wisdom Buddhas of the Diamond Realm as well as the Five Wisdom Kings of the Womb Realm . The number of deities arranged around the cores varies, but may range as high as 414. The Diamond Realm represents the unchanging cosmic principle of the Buddha, while the Womb Realm depicts the active, physical manifestation of Buddha in the natural world. The mandalas are thus considered a compact expression of the entirety of the Dharma in Mahayana Buddhism, and form the root of the Vajrayana teachings. Japanese Shingon temples, in particular, often prominently display the Mandalas of the Two Realms mounted at right angles to the image platform on the central altar. The two mandalas are believed to have evolved separately in India , and were joined together for the first time in China , perhaps by K kai s teacher Hui kuo . See also Dharmadhatu External links http www.thangka.de Gallery 3 Cosmos 9 6 garbhadatu 0.htm The Diamond and Womb World Mandalas Dharmapala Thangka Centre http www.thangka.de Gallery 3 Cosmos 9 6 antique.htm Mandala of the Womb World Dharmapala Thangka Centre Buddhism topics Category Buddhist symbols ja ta zh ... more details
Rob Preece BSc. Adv. Dip. Transpersonal Psychology UKCP reg. , is a contemplative psychotherapist in the United Kingdom . A practicing Buddhist since 1973, he has spent many years in retreat in the Himalayas. He taught at Sharpham Buddhist College in Devon and was a trainer at the Transpersonal Centre in London. His resume discussed his experience as a meditation teacher and Thangka painter Buddhist icons and is the author of The Psychology of Buddhist Tantra and The Wisdom of Imperfection . His work explores a bridge between Transpersonal Psychology and Buddhism and he has a particular interest in spiritual pathology. He leads meditation retreats, and workshops comparing Jungian and Buddhist psychology. Bibliography The Psychology of Buddhist Tantra Previously published in the UK as The Alchemical Buddha The Wisdom of Imperfection The challenge of individuation in Buddhist life External links http www.mudra.co.uk Mudra Publications Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Preece, Rob ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Preece, Rob Category Year of birth missing living people Category Living people Category British psychologists Category English Buddhists Category British writers UK academic bio stub psychologist stub Buddhism bio stub ... more details
mergeto Mashro Monastery date February 2011 Image Matho.jpg 250px right thumb Matho Gompa near Leh in Ladakh, the only representative of the Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism in Ladakh. Matho is a Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Buddhist gompa in Ladakh to the east of Leh , Jammu and Kashmir , on the banks of the Indus River . The better known Thiske Gompa lies just to the west and Hemis Gompa to the south east. Matho Gompa lies approximately 26 kilometres to the east of the Ladakhi capital Leh . Matho is the only example in Ladakh of the Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Because it does not lay on the main highway from Leh, it sees fewer visitors than Hemis, Thiske or Shey . However, it is known to outsiders for its annual Oracle Matho Nagran Festival, held on the 14th and 15th days of the first month of the Tibetan calendar. During this festival, the approximately 60 resident lamas elect two oracles, known as Rongzam , to serve a three year term. The purpose of these oracles is to attempt to predict the fortunes of the local village communities for the coming year. Matho is also home to a collection of thangka s dating back to the 16th century. References Buddhist Monasteries. http www.buddhist temples.com buddhist monastery ladakh matho.html Matho . coord missing India Category Tibetan Buddhist monasteries Category Buddhist temples in India cs Matho ... more details
File Wheel of life col.jpg thumb right A thangka on the wall of Bardan representing the wheel of life Bardan Monastery or Bardan Gompa is a 17th century Buddhism Buddhist monastery, approximately 12 kilometres south of Padum , in Zanskar , Ladakh , northern India . It belongs to the Dugpa Kargyud monastic order and was one of the first monasteries of this sect to be established in Zanskar. ref cite web url http www.buddhist temples.com buddhist monastery ladakh bardan.html title Bardan Monastery publisher Buddhist temples.com accessdate September 30, 2009 ref The monastery also ran several smaller hermitages in the area. The monastery consists of a large Dukhang or assembly hall which has some grand statues of Buddhist figures and several small stupa s in clay, bronze, wood and copper. References reflist Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh coord 33 23 24 N 76 54 36 E source kolossus ruwiki display title Category Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh Category Tibetan Buddhist monasteries India struct stub Buddhism monastery stub ru ... more details
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Image Karmapa4.jpg right thumb 260px Rolpe Dorje, the 4th Karmapa Tibetan Buddhism Rolpe Dorje 1340 1383 was the fourth Gyalwa Karmapa . According to legend the fourth Karmapa s mother, while pregnant, could hear the sound of the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum while the child was in her womb and the baby said the mantra as soon as he was born. His early life was full of miracles and manifested a total continuity of the teachings and qualities of his former incarnation, including receiving teachings in his dreams. While in his teens, he received the formal transmissions of both the Kagyu and Nyingma lineages from the great Nyingma guru Yungt npa, the Rangjung Dorje third Karmapa s spiritual heir, now very advanced in years. At the age of nineteen, he accepted Toghon Temur s invitation to return to China where he gave teachings for three years and established many temples and monasteries. On his return to Tibet , while in the Tsongkha region, Rolpi Dorje gave lay ordination to a very special child, whom he predicted to be of great importance to Buddhism in Tibet. This was Je Tsongkhapa Tsong Khapa , the future founder of the Gelugpa school, famous for its Dalai Lama s. When Temur died, the Mongol dynasty ended and the Ming dynasty began. The new emperor invited Rolpi Dorje, who declined the invitation but sent another lama in his stead. Rolpi Dorje composed mystic songs throughout his life and was an accomplished poet, fond of Indian poetics. He is also remembered for creating a huge painting thangka following a vision of one of his students, who had imagined a Buddha image over a 100 metres tall. The Karmapa, on horseback, traced the Buddha s outline with hoofprints. The design was measured and traced on cloth. It took 500 workers more than a year to complete the thangka, which depicted the Gautama Buddha Buddha , Maitreya and Manjusri the founders of Mahayana . Image Xiazong kl.jpg thumb 200px The monastery of Shadzong Ritro near Taktser village, where the 14th ... more details
File Lower Wutun Monastery.jpg thumb right 340px The thangka paintings can be seen in the background Tibetan Buddhism Longwu Temple also known as Lower Wutun Monastery is a Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Tongren County Tongren , Huangnan Prefecture, Qinghai , China known as Rebkong Town in Amdo to Tibetans ref name NYT SecurityForces cite web last Wong first Edward authorlink coauthors title China Adds to Security Forces in Tibet Amid Calls for a Boycott publisher The New York Times date 18 February 2009 url http www.nytimes.com 2009 02 19 world asia 19tibet.html? r 2&pagewanted 2&hp format accessdate 2010 02 04 ref and is 186 km from Xining . The large monastery is situated at the southwestern end of Longwu town and has several dozen halls and thousands of monk cells. The grand hall has a number of spectacular statues of Shakyamuni and others including a 11 metre gilded statue of the founder, Tsongkapa Zongkaba on a stand 26 metres in circumference. It is the birthplace of Anduo Tibetan plays with performances being held at various times in each season. ref name ChinaTourGuide cite web last Staff first authorlink coauthors title Longwu Temple garden of Tibetan Buddhism and Western Region publisher China Tour Guide date 6 February 2008 url http tour.iflove.com longwu temple garden of tibetan buddhism and western region format accessdate 2010 02 04 ref Longwu Temple is of the Gelukpa Yellow Hat sect and is known as a center of Tibetan thangka painting. It was founded in 1301 and is the largest Geluk temple in the Qingnan Area covering about 100 hectares. ref http www.chinamtours.com china guide Qinghai Xining Longwu Temple.html Longwu Temple Dead link date February 2010 ref Videos http www.youtube.com watch?v QQRgHk8GTA Video about Tongren Buddhist arts Video about the Buddhist Art Schools of the Rebkong valley and its monasteries http www.spatz darmstadt.de Videos about the monasteries of the area travel videos about several Tibetan monasteries of the Tongren ... more details
Commented out Image TreeOfPhysiology.jpg thumb right 200px Tree of physiology Tibet an Thangka , upper panel shows the lineage of medical teachers from Gautama Buddha Buddha to the hermit sages. puic 1 TreeOfPhysiology.jpg log 2009 January 5 The Tree of physiology is a Tibetan Thangka depicting human physiology and certain pathology pathological transformations. Epistemology Tibetan medicine had developed a rather sophisticated knowledge of anatomy and physiology , which was acquired from their long standing experience with human dissection . Tibetans out of necessity, had long ago adopted the practice of celestial burial also Sky burial because of Tibet s harsh terrain in most of the year and deficit of wood for cremation . This form of Sky burial , still practiced, begins with a ritual dissection of the deceased, and then followed by the feeding of the parts to Vulture s on the hill tops. Both the location of the ritual dissection and the place of feeding is understood as the charnel ground . Over time, anatomical knowledge found its way into Ayurveda ref The Roots of Ayurveda Penguin Classics by Various and Dominik Wujastyk 2003 ref and to a Iesser extent into China . As result, Tibet has become a home of the Buddhist medical centers Chogppori and Menchikhang or Menhang , ref His Holiness the Dalai Lama The Oral Biography by Deborah Hart Strober and Gerald S. Strober 2005 p.14 ref ref Tao & Dharma Chinese Medicine & Ayurveda by Robert Svoboda and Arnie Lade 1995 p.89 ref between the twelfth to sixteenth century A.D., where monks came to study even from foreign countries. Fisher donation Emily Fisher, a trustee at The American Museum of Natural History , donated modern copies of a series of seventy nine Tibetan Buddhist tangka s religious paintings that were commissioned in 1687 by the Lozang Gyatso, 5th Dalai Lama fifth Dalai Lama s regent, Sangye Gyamtso 1653 1705 ... tradition held in the palm of one s hand. Art history The original set of these thangka s, which ... more details
Image Parasol.svg thumb Parasol . The Jewelled Precious Parasol IAST chhatraratna Sanskrit Devanagari bo t w rin chen gdugs ref Sarat Chandra Das 1902 . Tibetan English Dictionary with Sanskrit Synonyms . Calcutta, India Bengal Secretariat Book Depot, p.69 ref is an auspicious symbol in the Dharmic traditions . According to Hindu mythology , it is the emblem of Varuna , also considered an embodiment of kingship . Chhatra is also a deity, yidam and ishta devata . Fact date December 2007 In various Dharmic traditions it is an accoutrement of chakravartin . A number of deities are depicted with Chhattra, and they include Revanta , Surya , and Vishnu in his Vamana avatar . The Chhatra is cordoned amongst the symbols that approach universality philosophy universality within the numerous wikt octavalent octavalent suites or sets of Ashtamangala, e.g., in the Digambar Jain tradition, and the Vajrayana tradition. In Dharmic tradition iconography , traditional Tibetan medicine thangka s and Ayurvedic diagrams, the chhatra is uniformly represented as the Sahasrara . In Vajrayana Buddhism, the umbrella or parasol is included in the Eight Auspicious Signs or Ashtamangala . The Chhatra shares a similar symbolic value to the baldachin , refer image of Vishvakarman . Image vishwakarmaji.png right thumb Vishvakarman , Divine Architect of Vedas in a modern Hindu representation note Chhatra. Notes references See also Flower Sermon References Dictionary of Hindu Lore and Legend ISBN 0 500 51088 1 by Anna Dallapiccola http buddhism.kalachakranet.org general symbols buddhism.html General Buddhist Symbols Buddhism2 Category Buddhist ritual implements Category Buddhist symbols Category Ritual weapons hinduism stub bo pl hatra ... more details
Image Thiske.jpg 200px right thumb Thikse Gompa near Leh in Ladakh, India and is typical of Tibetan Buddhist Gompa design. Image Dhankar.jpg left thumb 200px Dhankar gompa, Spiti, India Gompa and ling are ecclesiastical fortifications of learning, lineage and sadhana that may be understood as a conflation of a fortification, a monastery or nunnery , and a university Sanskrit vihara , located in Tibet , Ladakh India , Nepal , and Bhutan . Their design and interior details vary from region to region, however, all follow a general sacred geometry sacred geometrical mandala design of a central prayer hall containing a Buddha murti or thangka , benches for the monks or nuns to engage in prayer or meditation and attached living accommodation. The gompa or ling may also be accompanied by any number of stupas . The siting and Aspect geography aspect of the architectural constructions, satellite buildings and grounds were founded on History of geodesy ancient principles of geodesic lore and environmental metaphysics . Fact date October 2007 A gompa can also be just a meditation room or hall, without the attached living quarters. Meditation rooms in urban Buddhist centres are often referred to as gompas.they are a tradition in ladakh Notes references External links http www.rangan datta.info Likir 20Alchi.htm Article on Likir & Alchi Gompa by Rangan Datta http www.rangan datta.info Khandosangphuk.htm Article on Tashiding Gompa, Sikkim by Rangan Datta http www.rangan datta.info West 20sikkim.htm Travel Article on Gompas of West Sikkim by Rangan Datta http www.rangan datta.info index.htm Rangan Datta s Home Page http www.wanderingscapes.com blog WanderingScapes A traveler s account of Ladakh and its Gompas Buddhism topics Category Buddhist temples buddhism stub cs Gompa de G npa es Gompa it Gompa nl Gompa pl Gompa ru uk ... more details
Infobox Tibetan Buddhist monastery name Stakna Monastery image Skatna.jpg image size 250px alt caption Stakna pushpin map India latd 34 latm 0 lats 18 latNS N longd 77 longm 41 longs 5 longEW E iso region IN JK map caption Location within India mapsize 250 location country India coordinates display location Leh district Ladakh , Jammu and Kashmir , India founded by Chosje Jamyang Palkar founded Late 16th century date renovated sect Drukpa Lineage Drugpa lineage dedicated to head lama no. of monks 30 architecture festivals footnotes Stakna Monastery or Stakna Gompa is a Buddhism Buddhist monastery of the Drukpa Lineage Drugpa sect in Leh district , Ladakh , northern India , 21 or 25 kilometres from Leh on the right bank of the Indus River . ref name Temples cite web url http www.buddhist temples.com buddhist monastery ladakh stakna.html title Stakna Gompa publisher Buddhist temples.com accessdate October 19, 2009 ref It was founded in the late 16th century by a Bhutan ese scholar and saint, Chosje Jamyang Palkar . The name, literally meaning tiger s nose was given because it was built on a hill shaped like a tiger s nose. ref name Temples Of note is a sacred Arya Avalokitesvara statue from Kamrup , Assam . ref name Temples Stakna has a residence of approximately 30 monks. ref name Temples Footnotes File Wall Painting at Stakna Gompa.jpg thumb left Thangka at Stakna monastery Reflist Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh Category Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh Category Tibetan Buddhist monasteries ru ... more details
Infobox Tibetan Buddhist monastery name Shashur Monastery image image size alt caption pushpin map India latd 32 latm 34 lats 45 latNS N longd 77 longm 1 longs 32 longEW E iso region IN HP map caption Location within India mapsize 250 location country India coordinates display location Lahaul and Spiti , Himachal Pradesh , India founded by Lama Deva Gyatsho founded 17th century date renovated sect Drukpa Lineage Drugpa lineage dedicated to head lama no. of monks architecture festivals footnotes Tibetan Buddhism Shashur or Sashur Monastery is a Buddhism Buddhist monastery of the Drukpa Lineage Drugpa sect in Lahaul and Spiti , Himachal Pradesh , northern India . It is located 37 kilometres from Manali, Himachal Pradesh Manali . Sha shur means blue pines in the local dialect, as patches of blue pine can be seen around the monastery. ref name las cite web url http hplahaulspiti.nic.in Monasteries.htm title Lahaul and Spiti Tourism Monasteries publisher District Lahaul & Spiti accessdate November 21, 2009 ref This monastery was built in the 17th century by Lama Deva Gyatsho of Zanskar who was a missionary of Nawang Namgyal , the king of Bhutan . ref name las However, a smaller gompa had existed previous to the current building. This monastery has the large Thangka paintings, some of them over fifteen feet, and wall paintings depicting all the 84 siddhas of Buddhism. ref name las In the month of June or July Chham is performed in the monastery. Footnotes Reflist References Buddhist monasteries in Himachal Pradesh Category Buddhist monasteries in Himachal Pradesh Category Tibetan Buddhist monasteries Category Lahaul and Spiti ... more details
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