THE ARISTOCRATIC FAMILIES IN TIBETAN HISTORY 1900-1951=The Aristocratic Families of Tibet

Author: Tsering Yangdzom
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Publish Date: 2009-04-19
Features: Tsering Yangdzom, born in Lhasa, is a research fellow with the Institute of Social Economy, China Tibetology Research Center. She is co-author of Series of General Survey of China. "Lhasa, Vicissitudes of Families in Tibet Over the Past 40 Years," "Life of Luou District Residents in Lhasa," "Social Conformation of Tibetan Feudal Serfdom," and "Survey and Research Concerning Tibet's Commerce and Handicraft Industry." She has also published a number of academic papers including "Basic Conditions and Development of Education in Lhasa," "Education Issues During the Economic Development in the River Basins of Yalu Tsangpo, Lhasa and Nyangqu," "The Formation and Evolution of Bkr-shis-lhun-po-dgon in Tashilhunpo Monastery," "Pottery Art in Tibet," "Concerning the Aristocratic Families in Tibetan History," "The Lhasa Aristocracy's Custom of Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Old Tibet," and "Marriage and Families of the Aristocracy in Old Tibet."
Tsering Yangdzom, born in Lhasa, is a research fellow with the Institute of Social Economy, China Tibetology Research Center. She is co-author of Series of General Survey of China. "Lhasa, Vicissitudes of Families in Tibet Over the Past 40 Years," "Life of Luou District Residents in Lhasa," "Social Conformation of Tibetan Feudal Serfdom," and "Survey and Research Concerning Tibet's Commerce and Handicraft Industry." She has also published a number of academic papers including "Basic Conditions and Development of Education in Lhasa," "Education Issues During the Economic Development in the River Basins of Yalu Tsangpo, Lhasa and Nyangqu," "The Formation and Evolution of Bkr-shis-lhun-po-dgon in Tashilhunpo Monastery," "Pottery Art in Tibet," "Concerning the Aristocratic Families in Tibetan History," "The Lhasa Aristocracy's Custom of Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Old Tibet," and "Marriage and Families of the Aristocracy in Old Tibet."