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The colossal proportions of the monasteries which , in some cases house , feed and educate hundreds of monks and the ... The order of monks is the third jewel of the Buddhist hierarchy and the gompa or monastery is the casket which ...
The colossal proportions of the monasteries which , in some cases house , feed and educate hundreds of monks and the ... The order of monks is the third jewel of the Buddhist hierarchy and the gompa or monastery is the casket which ...
الصفحة 213
Gonpa , or “ monastery . ” This word signifies a solitary place ; because monasteries were originally built , according to the directions of Sakya Muni , far from the bustle and disturbing influences of cities . The monasteries have ...
Gonpa , or “ monastery . ” This word signifies a solitary place ; because monasteries were originally built , according to the directions of Sakya Muni , far from the bustle and disturbing influences of cities . The monasteries have ...
الصفحة 239
The material gain of selling entrance tickets by the monasteries and the two royal palaces , which are the most important cultural attractions of the country , is quite obvious . In 1978 , standard prices were introduced as a result of ...
The material gain of selling entrance tickets by the monasteries and the two royal palaces , which are the most important cultural attractions of the country , is quite obvious . In 1978 , standard prices were introduced as a result of ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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