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Bodong refers to the
peace pact or treaty, used by the
Kalinga people in
Kalinga Province,
northern Philippines.
These peace rites are
usually accompanied...
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oratorical ability. The
Kalinga developed an
institution of
peace pacts called Bodong which has
minimised traditional warfare and
headhunting and
serves as a...
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Bodongpa or
Bodong tradition, is one of the
smaller traditions of
Tibetan Buddhism falling outside the
classification of the four main schools.
Bodong E Monastery...
- Affairs. 1991. p. 79.
Laird (2006), pp. 139, 264–265.
Dowman (1988), p. 268. "
Bodong.info".
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expressed in
peace pacts called bodong,
which together form a
system of laws and
agreements (pagta ti
bodong) that are
defined by each tribe's geographical...
- Barnabas; Kouame,
Lovis Nsoua Abina; Edmond,
Saavielung Yaganomo; Abraham,
Bodong; James,
Balansuah Bayuo; Stephen, Gmawurim; Abagna,
Linda Adobagna; Adom...
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bodong pacts ceremonies were
organized -
including two of the
largest bodong councils ever, in June 1978, and
December 1979. The
December 1979
bodong...
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Bodong; Håklev, Stian; Rosé,
Carolyn Penstein (2021), Cress, Ulrike; Rosé, Carolyn;...
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minor sect, the
Bodong school. This
tradition was
founded in 1049 by the
Kadam teacher Mudra Chenpo, who also
established the
Bodong E Monastery. Its...
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Tibetan Buddhism Schools Nyingma Kadam Sakya Bodong Kagyu Jonang Gelug Rimé Key
personalities First dissemination Padmasambhāva Śāntarakṣita...
