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A Mongolian Text about the Discovery of a Reincarnated Lama. / Uspensky, Vladimir .

Oriental Studies: Global and Local Perspectives. ed. / Agata Bareja-Starzyńska. Warsaw : Elipsa, 2022. p. 184-192 (Series of the Committee of Oriental Studies; Vol. 45).

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Harvard

Uspensky, V 2022, A Mongolian Text about the Discovery of a Reincarnated Lama. in A Bareja-Starzyńska (ed.), Oriental Studies: Global and Local Perspectives. Series of the Committee of Oriental Studies, vol. 45, Elipsa, Warsaw, pp. 184-192.

APA

Uspensky, V. (2022). A Mongolian Text about the Discovery of a Reincarnated Lama. In A. Bareja-Starzyńska (Ed.), Oriental Studies: Global and Local Perspectives (pp. 184-192). (Series of the Committee of Oriental Studies; Vol. 45). Elipsa.

Vancouver

Uspensky V. A Mongolian Text about the Discovery of a Reincarnated Lama. In Bareja-Starzyńska A, editor, Oriental Studies: Global and Local Perspectives. Warsaw: Elipsa. 2022. p. 184-192. (Series of the Committee of Oriental Studies).

Author

Uspensky, Vladimir . / A Mongolian Text about the Discovery of a Reincarnated Lama. Oriental Studies: Global and Local Perspectives. editor / Agata Bareja-Starzyńska. Warsaw : Elipsa, 2022. pp. 184-192 (Series of the Committee of Oriental Studies).

BibTeX

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abstract = "An untitled Mongolian manuscript kept at Saint Petersburg State University Library contains descriptions of prophetic dreams of the father and the mother of an unspecified “reincarnated lama” (Mong. qubilγan). This manuscript once belonged to Prince Yunli (1697–1738), a powerful Manchu statesman who himself was a Tibetan Buddhist and headed the Lifanyuan (the Ministry for the Tributary Territories.). Judging from the dates and people mentioned in the text it is possible to conclude that it refers to a candidate for recognition as the reincarnation of the deceased Changkya Qutuγtu Ngawang Choden (1642–1714).",
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