The Golden Urn and the Succession of Dalai Lamas

The government of China is in possession of a particular golden urn. This urn, it is alleged, is essential to choosing the tulku, or rebirth, of a Dalai

Related Keywords

China ,Beijing ,Kathmandu ,Bagmati ,Nepal ,Tashi Lhunpo ,Xizang ,Tibet ,Nepalese ,Chinese ,Alexander Gardner ,Chogyam Trungpa ,Mipham Chokyi Lodro ,Sakyong Mipham ,Gedhun Choekyi Nyima ,Dalai Lama ,Yonghe Temple ,Lobsang Palden Yeshe ,Panchen Lama ,Max Oidtmann ,Wikimedia Commons ,Jokhang Temple ,Sam Van Schaik ,Sharma Tulku ,Tenzin Gyatso ,Choseng Trungpa ,Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche ,Jamphel Gyatso ,Qianlong Emperor ,Tibet Columbia University ,Administration Of Religious Affairs ,A History Yale University ,China State Administration Of Religious Affairs ,Fourteenth Dalai Lama ,His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso ,State Administration ,Religious Affairs ,Tibetan Buddhism ,Golden Urn ,State Council ,Eighth Dalai Lama ,His Holiness Jamphel Gyatso ,Sixth Panchen Lama ,His Holiness Lobsang Palden Yeshe ,Seventh Dalai Lama ,First Dalai ,Yale University Press ,Qing Dynasty ,Sixth Panchen ,Twelfth Dalai ,Qing Empire ,Columbia University Press ,Eleventh Panchen Lama ,Fourteenth Dalai ,Sino Nepalese War ,Fourteenth Shamarpa ,His Holiness Mipham Chokyi ,His Holiness Choseng ,Tenth Panchen ,