Translation of the given content: Liu Liqian's Translation Collection of Tibetan Studies (Miscellaneous Collection)

Author: Liu Liqian
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book is one of the translated works on Tibetan studies by Liu Liqian, and is a collection of papers on Tibetan studies.
It is not only the crystallization of Liu Liqian's personal research achievements in Tibetan studies, but more importantly, it reflects the significant contributions made by the older generation of Tibetan scholars in China to the field of Tibetan studies. It also mirrors the journey of Tibetan studies in China, from its initial struggles to becoming a prominent discipline today.
The book is divided into ten parts, including:
Re-examination of the Birth and Death Dates of the Yarlung Tibetan King, A Brief Talk on Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism—The Bowa Method, A Review of the Biography of Milarepa, Notes on Reading the Explanation of the "Treasury of Reality"—On the Philosophy of Great Perfection, Lin Gesar in the "King Gesar Epic," The Tribal Society on the Ancient Qinghai-Tibet Plateau as Seen in the "King Gesar Epic," Translation and Annotation of the Gaxia Seal Collection, Translation of the Catalog of the Kanjur Great Kanon of Bon Religion, Translation of the "Thirty-Seven Practices of the Buddha," and Translation of the Three Great Yogas.