The origin of the Tibetan Mastiff
The Tibetan mastiff originates from China’s Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It is considered to be one of the oldest precious breeds in the world. Some researchers even believe that the Tibetan mastiff is the ancestor of many large mastiff breeds on the European continent. There have been many documents about it; however, detailed and complete information is…
November 1, 2013 BY
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Holy city fell with the fall of Tubo Kingdom
After 200 years, the Tubo Kingdom experienced increasing internal conflict. Various royal families, monks, lay officials, Buddhist forces, and anti-Buddhist forces were locked in a life-and-death fight. When the anti-Buddhist forces managed to kill Chanbo Zhangya, who had been in charge of monks, and later Tubo King Chiribajun, Darma Wodongtsan, came to the throne. Darma…
October 30, 2013 BY
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Ancient Customs and Habits of Lhasa
Many of Tibet’s traditional customs and habits have been passed down through history. In this part of the world, Tibetan and solar calendars are in use. Funerals and weddings are arranged according to Tibetan customs. When one dies, lamas are invited to chant sutras to redeem the sins of the dead. Relatives of the deceased…
October 30, 2013 BY
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Tibetan Clothes And Accessories
In the harsh conditions of the Tibetan high plateau it is important to have a dress protecting one against the adversities of weather–coldness, wind, and strong solar radiation during the summer. The most important part of Tibetan clothing is therefore a warm and heavy coat, felt boots and various kinds of caps and hats, often…
October 29, 2013 BY
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Butter Sculpture–Flower Of Ice And Fire
It takes artists 3 months to turn the butter into sculpture, but the life of butter sculpture only lasts for a few days.the artists who produce the butter sculpture year in and year out have to put their hands in the chilling snow water before kneading in case body temperature impacts the work. In order…
October 28, 2013 BY
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The Love Stays In Shannan Cona
Tsangyang Gyatso, this name was widely spread in Tibet. He was worshiped not only for his special religious status but for the deep meaningful emotion of his poetry. People collect his deeds, seek his solid back-story, comprehend the meaning of life and beautiful love in his poetry, and find the Promised Land in his poetry,…
October 25, 2013 BY
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