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Title: A Survey of Bonpo Monasteries and Temples in Tibet and the Himalaya
Language of title: English
Author/Creator: Charles Ramble
Tsering Thar (tshe ring thar)
Marietta Kind
Dondrup Lhagyal
Phuntso Tsering Sharyul
Editor: Samten G. Karmay
Yasuhiko Nagano
One Sentence Summary: Survey of 223 Bönpo monasteries in Tibet and the Himalaya.

Description: An extensive survey of Bönpo monasteries and temples in Tibet and the Himalayas. The surveys of 223 monasteries and temples are divided into region, with a different author carrying out the surveys in each region: Dondrup Lhagyal surveyed the monasteries in central Tibet (dbus and gtsang). Phuntso Tsering covered mainly the northern plateau, but also Chamdo (chab mdo) as well as the Ngari (mnga’ ris) regions. Tsering Thar surveyed the monasteries in Amdo, parts of Kham and Gyelrong (rgyal rong). Charles Ramble later joined by Marietta Kind surveyed the monasteries in Nepal and India. (Kevin Vose 2004-02-09)
Publisher Place: Osaka
Publisher: National Museum of Ethnology
Normalized publisher place: Osaka
Publisher country: Japan
Published Date: 2003
URL: http://www.thlib.org/places/monasteries/publications/bon-book.php#!book=/bonpo-monasteries/wb/b1/
Extent: 883 p. ; 26 cm
Subject: Monastery
Bönpo (bon po)
Temple
Classification: Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Ütsang (dbus gtsang)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Kham (khams)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Amdo (a mdo)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Ngari (mnga' ris)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Ütsang (dbus gtsang) -- Lhasa (lha sa)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Nepal
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Tibetan Sects -- Bön (bon)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- India
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Nepal
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Sects -- Bönpo (bon po)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Temples -- Sects -- Bönpo (bon po)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Tibet -- Western Tibet (mnga' ris)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Tibet -- Kham (khams)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Tibet -- Amdo (a mdo)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Tibet -- Central Tibet (dbus gtsang)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion -- Monasteries -- Region -- Sikkim
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- China -- Qinghai Province
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- China -- Sichuan Province
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- China -- Tibet Autonomous Region -- Lhasa
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- Tibet -- Ütsang (dbus gtsang) -- Lhokha (lho kha)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Places-Geography -- Places -- China -- Tibet Autonomous Region -- Lhokha (lho kha) Prefecture
Cultural Coverage: Tibet and Himalayas
Series Title: Senri Ethnological Reports
Series volume: 38
Series 2 editor: Bon Studies
Series 2 volume: 7
ISBN/ISSN: 4901906100
LOC: BQ7984.7.T5

Other Editions: A Survey of Bonpo Monasteries and Temples in Tibet and the Himalaya, etext.
Relation: Resource ID 5740
Format: Print media (print or manuscript, including PDFs)
Media type: Text
Resource Type: Book
Digital Encoding: xml
Release Flag: OK for viewing
Date Of Record Creation: 2012-05-16 10:21:36
Date Record Checked: 2004-02-09
Date Last Modified: 2012-05-18 14:24:55
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