An edition of Anduo gu sha Chanding si (1995)

Anduo gu sha Chanding si

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Anduo gu sha Chanding si
Juenai Luosangdanzhu, Juenai L ...
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An edition of Anduo gu sha Chanding si (1995)

Anduo gu sha Chanding si

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Description and history of Cone Monastery (Tib. Co-ne dgon chen or Dgaʾ-ldan Bśad-sgrub-gliṅ; Ch. Chanding si or Zhuoni da si), a Tibetan Buddhist monastery founded by the Sakya (Sa-skya) School in 1267and converted to the Gelukpa (Dge-lugs-pa) School in 1458, located in Zhuoni County, Gannan Prefecture, Gansu Province, an area also known as the traditional Tibetan region of Amdo (A-mdo).

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Gansu min zu chu ban she
Language
Chinese
Pages
304

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Subjects

Buddhist monasteries, Dge-lugs-pa (Sect), History, Sa-skya-pa (Sect), Buddhism

Places

China, Zhuoni Xian, Gansu Sheng, Amdo (Region), Amdo (China : Region)
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Anduo gu sha Chanding si
1995, Gansu min zu chu ban she
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Edition Notes

In Chinese, with many terms and names in Tibetan.

Published in
Lanzhou
Other Titles
Anduo gu cha Chanding si

Classifications

Library of Congress
BQ6349.Z482 C435 1995

The Physical Object

Pagination
304 p.
Number of pages
304

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44621350M
ISBN 10
7542103199
ISBN 13
9787542103192
OCLC/WorldCat
817126580

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