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| − | Jalsan (born 1947) is a politician, scholar, and Buddhist leader ([[Tulku]]) in the People's Republic of China. He is of Mongol ethnicity. | + | [[Jalsan]] (born 1947) is a politician, [[scholar]], and [[Buddhist]] leader ([[Tulku]]) in the {{Wiki|People's Republic of China}}. He is of Mongol ethnicity. |
| − | ==Early life and education== | + | ==Early [[life]] and [[education]]== |
| − | Jalsan was born in Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, Gansu, on the 13th day of the 12th month in the lunar calendar. He went to Alxa League, Inner Mongolia in 1958 to attend primary school. After his middle school graduation, he participated in the Down to the Countryside Movement. In 1978, he entered the M.A. programme in Mongolian language at the Inner Mongolia University. After his graduation, he went to Japan in 1985 to study for a further two years as an international student at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies before returning to Gansu to study Tibetan at the Northwest University for Nationalities in 1988. | + | [[Jalsan]] was born in Tianzhu [[Tibetan]] Autonomous County, Gansu, on the 13th day of the 12th month in the [[lunar calendar]]. He went to Alxa League, Inner [[Mongolia]] in 1958 to attend [[primary]] school. After his middle school graduation, he participated in the Down to the Countryside {{Wiki|Movement}}. In 1978, he entered the M.A. programme in {{Wiki|Mongolian}} [[language]] at the Inner [[Mongolia]] {{Wiki|University}}. After his graduation, he went to [[Japan]] in 1985 to study for a further two years as an international student at the {{Wiki|Tokyo}} {{Wiki|University}} of Foreign Studies before returning to Gansu to study [[Tibetan]] at the {{Wiki|Northwest}} {{Wiki|University}} for Nationalities in 1988. |
==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
| − | Jalsan serves as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China. | + | [[Jalsan]] serves as a member of the {{Wiki|Chinese}} People's {{Wiki|Political}} Consultative Conference and the [[Standing]] Committee of the National People's Congress of the {{Wiki|People's Republic of China}}. |
| − | ==Religious positions== | + | ==[[Religious]] positions== |
| − | Jalsan is a [[Tulku]] of the Southern Temple of the Helan Mountains, the largest Buddhist temple in Inner Mongolia. He is also involved with a number of organisations relating to [[Buddhism in China]]: he is a board member of the Buddhist Association of China, president of the Buddhist Association of Inner Mongolia, and principal of the Buddhist School of Inner Mongolia. | + | [[Jalsan]] is a [[Tulku]] of the Southern [[Temple]] of the Helan Mountains, the largest [[Buddhist temple]] in Inner [[Mongolia]]. He is also involved with a number of organisations relating to [[Buddhism in China]]: he is a board member of the [[Buddhist]] Association of [[China]], president of the [[Buddhist]] Association of Inner [[Mongolia]], and principal of the [[Buddhist]] School of Inner [[Mongolia]]. |
| − | ==Academic work== | + | =={{Wiki|Academic}} work== |
| − | In the academic world, Jalsan is both a regular professor at the Inner Mongolia University and a visiting professor at the Northwest University for Nationalities. | + | In the {{Wiki|academic}} [[world]], [[Jalsan]] is both a regular {{Wiki|professor}} at the Inner [[Mongolia]] {{Wiki|University}} and a visiting {{Wiki|professor}} at the {{Wiki|Northwest}} {{Wiki|University}} for Nationalities. |
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 17 September 2013
Jalsan (born 1947) is a politician, scholar, and Buddhist leader (Tulku) in the People's Republic of China. He is of Mongol ethnicity.
Early life and education
Jalsan was born in Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, Gansu, on the 13th day of the 12th month in the lunar calendar. He went to Alxa League, Inner Mongolia in 1958 to attend primary school. After his middle school graduation, he participated in the Down to the Countryside Movement. In 1978, he entered the M.A. programme in Mongolian language at the Inner Mongolia University. After his graduation, he went to Japan in 1985 to study for a further two years as an international student at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies before returning to Gansu to study Tibetan at the Northwest University for Nationalities in 1988.
Politics
Jalsan serves as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China.
Religious positions
Jalsan is a Tulku of the Southern Temple of the Helan Mountains, the largest Buddhist temple in Inner Mongolia. He is also involved with a number of organisations relating to Buddhism in China: he is a board member of the Buddhist Association of China, president of the Buddhist Association of Inner Mongolia, and principal of the Buddhist School of Inner Mongolia.
Academic work
In the academic world, Jalsan is both a regular professor at the Inner Mongolia University and a visiting professor at the Northwest University for Nationalities.
