Tibetan Buddhism

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Tibetan Buddhism is a form of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism that developed in Tibet, characterized by its rich monastic tradition, tantric practices, and distinctive philosophical and ritual systems.

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Dragon King → associatedWith → Tibetan Buddhism →
this entity surface form: "Drukpa Kagyu tradition"
Tibetan script → associatedWith → Tibetan Buddhism →
Qinghai → hasReligion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Nubra Valley → hasReligiousTradition → Tibetan Buddhism →
Mahayana sutras → influenced → Tibetan Buddhism →
Vajrayana → relatedTradition → Tibetan Buddhism →
Four Great Regions → religion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Ngalop → religion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Northern Yuan dynasty → religion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Qianlong Emperor → religion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Yuan dynasty → religion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Tibetan Kangyur → religiousTradition → Tibetan Buddhism →
Kalmyk → traditionalReligion → Tibetan Buddhism →
subject surface form: "Kalmyk people"
Sharchop → traditionalReligion → Tibetan Buddhism →
Tibetan Kangyur → usedBy → Tibetan Buddhism →
this entity surface form: "Kagyu school"