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Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.
Pages in category "Kanjur"
The following 66 pages are in this category, out of 66 total.
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- Tempangma
- Tenpa Tsering
- The Catalogue of Texts of the Tibetan Buddhist Canon Kept at the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, RAS. Vol. 2: Indexes
- The Catalogue of Texts of the Tibetan Buddhist Canon Kept at the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, RAS. Vol. 3: Separate Texts and Collections (I)
- The Classification of the Tibetan Dragon Canon
- The Contents of Kanjur and its Importance
- The Dhāraṇīs That Encapsulate the Essence of the Kangyur, the Collected Words of the Buddha
- The Early Diffusion, Spread of Buddhism, and Early Translations
- The Formal Buddhist Canonical Collections of Tibet
- The Kanjurs, the Influence of Technology, and the Meaning of the Various Versions
- The Mahayana Vinaya category was developed in China, but not in the Tibetan collections
- The Old sNar thang Tibetan Buddhist Canon Revisited, with Special Reference to dBus pa blo gsal's bsTan 'gyur Catalogue
- The Period of Decline, a Halt to Buddhism and Translations
- The secret oral teachings in tibetan buddhist sects
- The Structure of the Tibetan Dragon Canon, or the Taiwan Kangxi Kangyur
- The Tantra Section in the bKa' 'gyur
- The Tibetan Buddhist Canon
- The wonderful Orgyan Ling Manuscript Kanjur
- Tibetan Buddhism and usually stick with the Chinese and Chan Buddhism
- Tibetan Buddhist Birth-stories By Hon. William Woodville Rockhill
- Tibetan Buddhist Canon - Encyclopedia of Buddhism
- Tibetan Buddhist canon - Wikipedia
- Tibetan Buddhist Canon, the Product of a Millennium of Buddhism in Tibet
- Tibetan Buddhist Canon: the Dragon Kangyur and its Amazing Merits and Beauty of Buddha’s Teaching
- Tibetan Buddhist Literature : A preview of Sanskrit texts translation in Tibet
- Tibetan Dragon Buddhist Canon (Images of holy Buddhist figures-Pehar)
- Tibetan Manuscript and Xylograph Traditions
- Tok Palace Kangyur
- Transductive Learning for Reading Handwritten Tibetan Manuscripts
- Translation of the Word or Kangyur, Ganjur (bka' ' gyur)