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southwest China,
including Tibetans, are
direct descendants from the
ancient Qiang people. Most
Tibetans practice Tibetan Buddhism,
although a significant...
- 1959. He
later became permanent head of the
Tibetan Administration and the
executive functions for
Tibetans-in-exile. On 11
February 1991,
Tibet became...
- (The
Ancient Ones), the
oldest tradition of
Tibetan Buddhism. Padmasambhava, who is
considered by the
Tibetans as Guru
Rinpoche ("Precious Master"), is also...
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occurred when
Tibetans began escaping from Kham in the
early and mid 1950's, and
moving to India. The
internal migration of m****es of
Tibetans from Amdo and...
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rebellion in
southern China and a
major Tibetan victory in 730, the
Tibetans and Türgesh sued for peace. The
Tibetans aided the
Turgesh in
fighting against...
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under Tibetan control from 750 to 794, when they
turned on
their Tibetan overlords and
helped the
Chinese inflict a
serious defeat on the
Tibetans. In 747...
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growing number of
Tibetans began to
support the
Khampa uprising,
while "anti-Chinese
communist agitation"
spread among the
Tibetans. The
regional government...
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aristocratic ancestry and then come
before the
personal name (but
diaspora Tibetans living in
societies that
expect a
surname may
adopt one). For example,...
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family reunification, more
Tibetans arrive to join the
original 1,000. By 2002
there are
approximately 8,650
Tibetans and 30
Tibetan community ****ociations...
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small fonts,
misplaced vowels or
missing conjuncts instead of
Tibetan characters...
