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The Social and the Religious in the Making of Tibetan Societies - complete volume -

doi: 10.1553/978OEAW90080

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Preliminaries

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Table of Contents

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Foreword

page 1

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‘Tibetan’ – All-inclusive? Rethinking the ‘Tibetan-ity’ of the ‘Tibetan Empire’

page 7

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The ‘Stranger-King’ and the Temple: The Tibetan Ruler Image Retained in Post-imperial Environments – the Example of the lha of Khra ’brug

page 55

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Imperial Traces of G.yo ru Gzhung

page 87

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The Advent of the Dharma: Religion and Rationality in the Coming of Buddhism to Tibet

page 141

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The Social and the Religious in Early Post-imperial Tibet: The Case of 10th-11th-century Western Tibet and its Antecedents

page 149

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The Early Tibetan Tradition of the Dong (Ldong) People: The Nyen Collection and its Connections with the leu Ritualists of Amdo

page 189

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Tombs and Treasures: Tibetan Empire and Ancestor Cults in Present East Tibet

page 221

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Buried Bones and Buddhas Beyond: Ancestor Cults in 17th-century Khams and the Transcendentalisation of Tibetan Religion

page 283

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Index

page 309

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List of Contributors

page 317

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