lamaist การใช้

• The Qing gave permission for divine service in a deserted Lamaist shrine.
• These Yugurs stayed Lamaist and did not convert to Islam.
• Mongol and Buddhist Lamaist influences on her indigenous practice of shamansim were evident.
• Mongol and Buddhist Lamaist influences on her indigenous practice of shamansim was evident.
• The original name of the Center was the Lamaist Buddhist Monastery of America.
• The religion of the Deng people is an eclectic mixture of Deng animism and Lamaist Buddhism.
• This policy resulted in the suspension of Lamaist canonical regulations governing monastery construction and in Kalmyk temples resembling Russian Orthodox churches.
• Khamar Monastery was founded in 1820 by Danzanravjaa, a charismatic 17-year-old lamaist monk of the Nyingma red hat school of Buddhism.
• Thus, the story of competition between Shamanists and Lamaists was oft heard in Manchuria but the Manchu emperor helped Lamaists to persecute Shamanists which led to their considerable frustration and dissatisfaction.
• Thus, the story of competition between Shamanists and Lamaists was oft heard in Manchuria but the Manchu emperor helped Lamaists to persecute Shamanists which led to their considerable frustration and dissatisfaction.
• The Mongols may have been attracted to the Lamaist tradition and responded the way they did due to the Lamaist's superficial culture similarities with the Mongol's Shamanist culture.
• The Mongols may have been attracted to the Lamaist tradition and responded the way they did due to the Lamaist's superficial culture similarities with the Mongol's Shamanist culture.
• Some historians viewed the promotion of Lamaist Buddhism among the Mongols by the Ming and Qing as a deliberate plot to weaken the Mongol's military prowess, but others reject the theory.
• Black Shamanism and White Shamanism from pre-Buddhist times survives only in far-northern Mongolia ( around Lake Khuvsgul ) and the region around Lake Baikal where Lamaist persecution had not been effective.
• Buddhism and the country's traditions are closely tied, and while 26.5 percent of the population are Lamaist Buddhism and within it the Gelugpa school is the traditional and dominant religion.