Tibetan Buddhist chronicles

E671095

Tibetan Buddhist chronicles are historical and religious narratives that record the lives of important Buddhist figures, the spread of Buddhism, and key events in Tibet’s spiritual and political history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist historiography
Tibetan literature
historical narrative genre
religious literature
documents conflicts between Buddhist and non-Buddhist forces
construction of temples and stupas
foundation of monasteries
introduction of Buddhism to Tibet
lineages of teachers and disciples
miraculous events associated with Buddhist masters
patron-priest relationships
persecutions or declines of Buddhism
relations between religious and political authorities
religious reforms
royal patronage of Buddhism
translation of Buddhist scriptures into Tibetan
hasAudience Tibetan lay Buddhists
monastic communities
religious elites
hasCulturalContext Himalayan region NERFINISHED
Tibetan Buddhism NERFINISHED
hasForm annalistic record
genealogical account
hagiography
prose narrative
hasFunction construction of sacred geography
didactic instruction
legitimation of political power
preservation of religious memory
promotion of specific Buddhist lineages
recording of historical events
hasLanguage Tibetan language
hasMainSubject Tibetan kings and rulers
Tibetan political history
Tibetan religious history
history of Buddhism in Tibet
lives of Buddhist masters
monastic institutions in Tibet
spread of Buddhism
hasPerspective Buddhist viewpoint
religiously motivated interpretation of history
hasReligiousTradition Mahayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
Tibetan Buddhist schools
Vajrayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
hasTemporalScope early spread of Buddhism in Tibet
formation of major Tibetan Buddhist schools
imperial period of Tibet
post-imperial Tibetan kingdoms
isUsedBy historians of Tibet
religious practitioners
scholars of Buddhism

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Dharmapala knownFrom Tibetan Buddhist chronicles
Mongol conquest of Tibet describedBySource Tibetan Buddhist chronicles
this entity surface form: Tibetan chronicles