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Sonom (died c. June 13–14, 1776) was a
chieftain of the
rGyalrong people in China. He was the lord-lama of
Greater Jinchuan. He was
executed after his...
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place in 1771, when the
Jinchuan Tusi
Sonom killed Ge****sa Tusi of
Ngawa County in
Sichuan Province.
After Sonom killed Ge****sa Tusi, he
helped Tusi...
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Sonom Gara (fl. 13th century) was a
Mongol Buddhist monk and translator. He was a
Tantric priest.
Sonom Gara is best
known for translating, in the late...
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Sonomyn Luvsangombo (Mongolian: Сономын Лувсангомбо) or
Luvsangombo Sonom is a
Mongolian general and engineer. From 1982 to 1984, he was the Minister...
- the
reliance on Quincy's book, Fadiman's book
propagates the idea that
Sonom was a
Hmong king, a
concept that
Entenmann says is inaccurate.
Marilyn Mochel...
- The
Second Jinchuan campaign broke out in 1771. Two
years later,
chief Sonom surrendered. The
Chiefdom of
Chuchen was abolished, the Qing
dynasty started...
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singer and
songwriter Tenzing Sonam (born 1959),
Tibetan film
director Sonom (died 1776), king of the
rGyalrong people in
China Sonam Drakpa (1359–1408)...
- bibliography.
Entenmann states that even
though the book
identifies Sonom as a
Hmong king,
Sonom in fact was not Hmong.
Entenmann argued that the use of the word...
- Chinese).
Retrieved 2025-03-02. Kara, Györgi (2009-07-31).
Dictionary of
Sonom Gara's Erdeni-yin Sang: A
Middle Mongol Version of the
Tibetan Sa skya Legs...
- The
Dalai Lama
bestowed the
title of Khan on Galdan. Sengge's two sons
Sonom Rabdan and
Tsewang Rabtan revolted against Galdan but they were defeated...
