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• Serkong Rinpoche's Death and Rebirth
  ..., he personally chose two ten-year-old boys from {{Wiki|Spiti}} and {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} to join his household and attend him during the last few months of his [[
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• Yungdrung Bön
  ...l]], {{Wiki|northern India}} ([[Kashmir]], [[Ladakh]], [[Zanskar]], {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, etc.), to {{Wiki|Pakistan}} ([[Kashmir]]) and to [[China ...Bon texts]] still [[exist]] in the {{Wiki|modern}} [[languages]] of {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, Lahul, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, {{Wiki|Ladakh}}, [[Zanskar]], and some [[Himalaya
  37 KB (5,517 words) - 12:16, 5 July 2020
• Biography of Rin chen bzang po
  ...as {{Wiki|Ladakh}}, Zangskar, {{Wiki|Lahaul}}, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, and {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} (Tsepak 31, Gangnegi 42).
  17 KB (2,302 words) - 07:19, 29 October 2015
• Dazzling white and fair to see are Himalayas' peaks
  ...{{Wiki|Ladakh}}, {{Wiki|Zanskar}}, {{Wiki|Lahaul}}, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, Mustang, [[Sikkim]], [[Bhutan]], and of course [[Tibet]], remain predomi ...alley in [[Himachal Pradesh]], is a 6050 meter high mountain called {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} [[Kailash]] which local [[Buddhists]] know is not the {{Wiki|real}} [[Kai
  59 KB (9,177 words) - 10:20, 4 April 2016
• “Lying Lamas” — Reconciling Hagiography and Historicity
  ...dian mahasiddha]] from the Indo-Himalayan region presently known as {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}.
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• Uddiyana Until the Eighth Century: A Short Historical Overview
  ...st coloured silks from far off [[China]], the softest kashmere from {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, lustrous golden ware from the {{Wiki|matriarchy}} of [[Suvarnadwipa]], r
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• Uddiyana Until the 9th Century
  ...st coloured silks from far off [[China]], the softest kashmere from {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, lustrous golden ware from the {{Wiki|matriarchy}} of [[Suvarnadwipa]], r
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• Where the Heroes and Sky-Goers Gather: A Study of the Saurat.a Pilgrimage
  ...[[Himachal Pradesh]] (Figure 1). The Hangrang region comprises the {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} district’s portion {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} and {{Wiki|Spiti}} due to their proximity to the [[Tibetan]], and then {{
  113 KB (17,674 words) - 15:55, 15 August 2021
• Dazzling Displays and Hidden Departures: Bodhisattva Pedagogy as Performance in the Biographies of Two Twentieth Century Tibetan Buddhist Masters
  ...eographic [[Tibet]], from the [[Indo-Tibetan]] border region called {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} (Tib. Khu nu) which is now within the present-day {{Wiki|Indian state}} o ...and [[Geluk]], among others.7 [[Khunu Lama]] left his birthplace in {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} as a young man, and traveled widely during the first half of his adult [[
  109 KB (15,109 words) - 11:00, 18 December 2020
• Why Did Tibet and Ladakh Clash in the 17th Century? Rethinking the Background to the ‘Mongol War’ in Ngari (1679-1684)
  ...importance of trade in his [[investigation]] of the Tibet-Bashahr ({{Wiki|Kinnaur}}) treaty of 1679. In their works, trade nevertheless remains a secondary i ...ns [[including]] Ruthok, Zangskar, {{Wiki|Lahaul}}, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} (these last four today [[form]] part of the [[Indian]] union) and [[Jumla
  105 KB (14,981 words) - 20:29, 2 February 2020
• Shri Singha: Was he Indian or Chinese? Or does it even matter?
  ...dian mahasiddha]] from the Indo-Himalayan region presently known as {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}.
  55 KB (7,496 words) - 15:23, 30 January 2020
• Nyingma Lineage
  ...n]] country called [[Suvarnadwipa]] and its southern neighbour, the {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} Valley. ...e valley of [[Cina]]. {{Wiki|Ancient}} [[Cina]] (or {{Wiki|modern}} {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}), {{Wiki|south}} of the 15,400 ft Shipki Pass (known to the [[Tibetans]]
  336 KB (48,557 words) - 10:30, 21 December 2023
• Archaeology of Buddhism in Asia
  ...[[west]] and [[southeast]], respectively, and by [[Tibet]] and the {{Wiki|Kinnaur}} district in the [[east]]. It is located a distance of 275 kilometers from
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• An Imperfect Alliance: Feminism and Contemporary Female Buddhist Monasticisms
  ...|Feminism}} and the Everyday [[Lives]] of [[Nuns]] and [[Monks]] in {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}. Paper presented at the 15th [[Sakyadhita]] [[International Conference on
  103 KB (14,220 words) - 01:11, 20 June 2020
• History of Tibet – A Few Chapters
  ...and {{Wiki|Northern India}} ([[Kashmir]], {{Wiki|Ladakh}}, Zamskar, {{Wiki|Kinnaur}}, {{Wiki|Spiti}}, etc.) to {{Wiki|Pakistan}} ([[Kashmir]]) and [[China]] (
  109 KB (16,052 words) - 14:13, 3 April 2016
• A History of the Kalacakra in Tibet and a Study of the Concept of Adibuddha
  ...ird series 3,4 (1994):369-375. 1997. "Tibetan Historical Inscriptions from Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti: A Survey of Recent Discoveries." PlATS, Graz 1995, Volume
  702 KB (107,760 words) - 04:01, 23 December 2020

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