Bi Luo Nai Biography

Author: Dokxasha Zhong. Tseren Wangyal
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: The Life of Polho Nai was written by Dokxasha Zhong. Tseren Wangyal and completed in 1733. The protagonist, Polho Nai, was a significant figure in Tibetan history. He was granted the title of Tayji by the Qing Dynasty, promoted to Galun, later given authority to oversee Tibetan affairs, and ultimately enfeoffed as a Beizi, Beile,, and finally a Jun Wang. The book centers on the life of Polho Nai (1689-1747) and interweaves major events related to the arrival of the Khoshut Mongol tribe in Tibet. It records historical facts, supplemented by oral traditions from the elders, making the narrative vivid and lively. It fully affirms Polho Nai's role in stabilizing the situation in Tibet and upholding national unity. As a passionate defender of Polho Nai, the author inevitably shows excessive partiality toward him in the book. However, as an outstanding classical Tibetan masterpiece, it is undoubtedly a rare gem in the cultural garden of our nation.