|
CONTENTS: Tibetan Studies In Honor of Hugh Richardson
|
|
M.V. Aris
|
Preface
|
v
|
|
D.L. Snellgrove
|
An appreciation of Hugh Richardson
|
vii
|
|
H.E. Richardson
|
A complete bibliography
|
xii
|
|
H.E. Richardson
|
The Rva-sgreng Conspiracy of 1947
|
xvi
|
|
|
|
N.J. Allen
|
Tibet and the Thulung Rai: towards a comparative mythology of the Bodic speakers
|
1
|
|
M.V. Aris
|
Notes on the history of the Mon-yul Corridor
|
9
|
|
B.N. Aziz
|
The work of Pha-dam-pa Sangs-rgyas as revealed in Ding-ri folklore
|
21
|
|
C.I. Beckwith
|
The Tibetan Empire in the West
|
30
|
|
P.-A. Berglie
|
Mount Targo and Lake Dangra: a contribution to the religious geography of Tibet
|
39
|
|
A.-M. Blondeau
|
Analysis of the biographies of Padmasambhava according to Tibetan tradition: classification of sources
|
45
|
|
M. Brauen
|
The
pha-spun of Ladakh
|
53
|
|
M.M. Broido
|
The term
dngos-po'i gnas-lugs as used in Padma dKar-po-s gZhung-'grel
|
59
|
|
R.O. Canzio
|
On the way of playing the drums and cymbals among the Sakyas
|
67
|
|
L. Chandra
|
Oddiyana: a new interpretation
|
73
|
|
G. Clarke
|
Lama and Tamang in Yolmo
|
79
|
|
C. Corlin
|
The symbolism of the house in rGyal-thang
|
87
|
|
P. Denwood
|
Linguistic studies in Ladakh
|
93
|
|
H. Eimer
|
Preliminary remarks on the Second A-kya
|
97
|
|
E. Finckh
|
Tibetan medicine -- theory and practice
|
103
|
|
J. Gyatso
|
The teachings of Thang-stong rGyal-po
|
111
|
|
M. Helffer
|
The musical notation of the hymn
rTsa-brgyud-ma in the dGe-lugs-pa tradition
|
120
|
|
Y. Imaeda
|
Towards an interpretation of the word
chis
|
131
|
|
D. Jackson
|
A genealogy of the kings of Lo (Mustang)
|
133
|
|
M. Kapstein
|
The Shangs-pa bKa'-brgyud: an unknown tradition of Tibetan Buddhism
|
138
|
|
H. Karmay
|
dGe-'dun Chos-phel, the artist
|
145
|
|
S. Karmay
|
The ordinance of lHa Bla-ma Ye-shes-'od
|
150
|
|
J. Karsten
|
Some notes on the house of lHa rGya-ri
|
153
|
|
N. Katz
|
Indrabhuti's
rdo-rje theg pa'i rtsa ba dang yan lag gi ltung ba'i bshags-pa: a tantric confessional text
|
169
|
|
J. Kolmas
|
The McMahon Line: the further development of the disputed boundary
|
177
|
|
P. Kvaerne
|
A preliminary study of Ch. VI of the
gZer-mig
|
185
|
|
K. Lang
|
Aryadeva on the career of the
bodhisattva
|
192
|
|
A. Macdonald
|
Creative dismemberment among the Tamang and Sherpas of Nepal
|
199
|
|
N.D. Narkyid
|
Gender markers in Tibetan morphology
|
209
|
|
M. Nowak
|
Change and differentiation in Tibetan sex roles: the new adult generation in India
|
219
|
|
J.L. Pangling
|
Preliminary remarks on the Uddanas in the Vinaya of the Mulasarvastivadin
|
226
|
|
L. Petech
|
The Mongol census in Tibet
|
233
|
|
K. Peterson
|
Sources of variation in Tibetan canons of iconometry
|
239
|
|
F. Pmmaret-Imaeda
|
The construction of Ladakhi houses in the Indus Valley
|
249
|
|
R. Prats
|
Some preliminary considerations arising from a bibliographical study of the early
gter-ston
|
256
|
|
N. Rhodes
|
The development of currency in Tibet
|
261
|
|
V. & N.G. Ronge
|
Casting Tibetan bells
|
269
|
|
D. Seyfort Ruegg
|
On the reception and early history of the dBu ma (Madhyamaka) in Tibet
|
277
|
|
E. Sperling
|
The 5th Karma-pa and some aspects of the relationship between Tibet and the early Ming
|
280
|
|
J. Szerb
|
Glosses on the oevre of bla-ma 'Phags-pa: On the activity of Sa-skya Pandita
|
290
|
|
H. Uebach
|
Notes on the Tibetan kinship term
dbon
|
301
|
|
G. Uray
|
Khrom: administrative units of the Tibetan empire in the 7th-9th centuries
|
310
|
|
M.L. Walter
|
Preliminary results from a study of two Rasayana systems in Indo-Tibetan esoterism
|
319
|
|
P.M. Williams
|
Tsong-kha-pa on
kun-rdzob bden-pa
|
325
|
|
T. Wylie
|
Lama tribute in the Ming dynasty
|
335
|
|
|
|
Notes on the contributors
|
341
|
