Buddhism in Mongolian history, culture, and society / edited by Vesna A. Wallace
Dátum:
2015
Megjelenés:
New York : Oxford University Press, 2015
Típus:
Könyv
Terjedelem:
325. p. : ill. ; 25 cm
Megjegyzések:
Bibliogr.: 295-320.
Tartalom:
Machine generated contents note: -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Introduction -- Vesna A. Wallace -- Part I -- 1. What Happened to Queen Jonggen? -- Johan Elverskog -- 2. The Western Mongolian Clear Script and the Making of the Buddhist State -- Richard Taupier -- 3. Shakur Lama: The Last Attempt to Build the Buddhist State -- Baatr Kitinov -- 4. Modernities, Sense Making, and the Inscription of Mongolian Buddhist Place -- Matthew King -- 5. Envisioning a Mongolian Buddhist Identity through Chinggis Khaan -- Vesna A. Wallace -- Part II -- 6. Establishment of the Mergen Tradition of Mongolian Buddhism -- Uranchimeg Ujeed -- 7. Zanabazar (1635-1723): Vajrayana Art and the State in Medieval Mongolia -- Uranchimeg Tsultemin -- 8. The Power and Authority of Maitreya in Mongolia Examined through Mongolian Art -- Uranchimeg Tsultemin -- 9. A Literary History of Buddhism in Mongolia -- Simon Wickham-Smith -- 10. How Vajrapani Became a Mongol -- Vesna A. Wallace -- 11. What Do Protective Deities, Mongolian Heroes, and Fast Steeds Have in Common? -- Vesna A. Wallace -- 12. Buddhist Sacred Mountains, Auspicious Landscapes, and Their Agency -- Vesna A. Wallace -- Part III -- 13. Criminal Lamas: Court Cases Against Buddhist Monks in Early Socialist Mongolia -- Christopher Kaplonski -- 14. Transition and Transformation: Buddhist Women of Buryatia -- Karma Lekshe Tsomo -- 15. The Social and Cultural Practices of Buddhism: The Local Context of Inner Mongolia in the First Half of the Twentieth Century -- Hurelbaatar Ujeed.
