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Agvan Lobsan Dorzhiev (1853 – 29
January 1938) was a Russian-born monk of the
Gelug school of
Tibetan Buddhism,
sometimes referred by his
scholarly title...
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Mullin gives it as dawn on the 5th
month of the Fire
Mouse Year (1876).
Agvan Dorzhiev (1854–1938), a Khori-Buryat Mongol, and a
Russian subject, was...
- the
Buryat language developed by
Agvan Dorzhiev in the
first decade of the 20th century. It was used only briefly.
Agvan Dorzhiev, or Agvaandorj, a Khory...
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Panchen Lamas. In 1901,
Choekyi Nyima was
visited by the
Mongolian Lama,
Agvan Dorzhiev.
Although he only sta**** for two days at Tashilhunpo, Dorzhiev...
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exotic flora, such as the
Tibetan wild
roses presented to the
monks by
Agvan Dorzhiev, a Lama.
After the
Bolshevik Revolution and
Russian Civil War,...
- Tibet, due to
contacts between the Russia-born
Buryat Agvan Dorzhiev and the 13th
Dalai Lama.
Agvan Dorzhiev claimed that
Russia was a
powerful Buddhist...
- religious, and
independent nation," the
proclamation stated. In
January 1913,
Agvan Dorzhiev and
three other Tibetan representatives signed a
treaty between...
- it was the only
northernmost Tibetan Buddhist temple in Russia. In 1909,
Agvan Dorzhiev got
permission from the Tsar to
build a
large and
substantial Buryat...
- and
Inner Mongolia. In 1905, on the
basis of the Old
Mongolian script,
Agvan Dorzhiev developed a
script known as Vagindra,
which by 1910 had at least...
- and Mongolia.
Agents in the new
Soviet version included figures such as
Agvan Dorzhiev, who had
supported the
Russian Empire previously.
Historian Heather...
