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... believed to have been Lhasa . In 1661 the Jesuits Albert Dorville and Johann Gruher visited Lhasa on their way from China to India . In 1706 the Capuchine fathers Josepho de Asculi and Francisco Marie de Toun pene- trated to Lhasa from ...
... believed to have been Lhasa . In 1661 the Jesuits Albert Dorville and Johann Gruher visited Lhasa on their way from China to India . In 1706 the Capuchine fathers Josepho de Asculi and Francisco Marie de Toun pene- trated to Lhasa from ...
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... believed to have established itself at Alexandria . And it penetrated to Europe , where the early Christians had to pay tribute to the Tartar Buddhist Lords of the Golden Horde ; and to the present day it still survives in European ...
... believed to have established itself at Alexandria . And it penetrated to Europe , where the early Christians had to pay tribute to the Tartar Buddhist Lords of the Golden Horde ; and to the present day it still survives in European ...
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... believed to be based on immovable foundations of adamantine laid by the Guru . 2 And is said to have been of the Syatantra school , fullowing Ṣāriputra , Ananda , Nāgārjuna , Subhankara , Ṣrī Gupta , and Jñāna - garbha ( cf. SCHL . , 67 ...
... believed to be based on immovable foundations of adamantine laid by the Guru . 2 And is said to have been of the Syatantra school , fullowing Ṣāriputra , Ananda , Nāgārjuna , Subhankara , Ṣrī Gupta , and Jñāna - garbha ( cf. SCHL . , 67 ...
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... believed to have been his natural son . And the succeeding Grand Lama , the sixth , proving hopelessly dissolute , he was executed at the instigation of the Chinese government , which then assumed the suzerainty , and which has since. 1 ...
... believed to have been his natural son . And the succeeding Grand Lama , the sixth , proving hopelessly dissolute , he was executed at the instigation of the Chinese government , which then assumed the suzerainty , and which has since. 1 ...
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... believed to have pene- trated , is now entirely Lamaist in its form of Buddhism , and this is the popular religion . Its history is given by Cunningham and Marx . The population was estimated by Cunningham 7 at 158,000 and the Lamas at ...
... believed to have pene- trated , is now entirely Lamaist in its form of Buddhism , and this is the popular religion . Its history is given by Cunningham and Marx . The population was estimated by Cunningham 7 at 158,000 and the Lamas at ...
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