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initially turned to
China for understanding. In Chinese, the term used is
Lamaism (literally, "doctrine of the lamas": 喇嘛教 lama jiao) to
distinguish it from...
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Tibetan monks in general. Similarly,
Tibetan Buddhism was
referred to as "
Lamaism" by
early western scholars and
travelers who
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representing its values. Waddell,
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Buddhist monastery (temple, abode) in
Kalmyk (Mongol-Oirat)
Lamaism. Some of the most
famous Kalmyk khuruls are the
Burkhan Bakshin Altan Sume...
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pilgrimage site for
Hindu and Buddhists.
Followers of
Tibetan Buddhism, or
Lamaism, have
established several gompa or monasteries.
Ghoom Monastery (8 km or...
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Laurence (1895). The
Buddhism of
Tibet Or
Lamaism. Cosimo. p. 199. ISBN 9781602061378. "Tale of
Vietnamese Dragon". 4 February...
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Australian singer-songwriter Bon or Bön, a
Tibetan religious tradition Bon
Lamaism[broken anchor], the
religion tradition of
Tamang people. Bon Festival,...
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Stein 1972, p. 85. Hsiao-ting Lin. "When
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