The Early Public Health Measures in Tibetan History: The Case of Drongnyen Dewutsen
The Historical Background of Tibetan Emperors The Tibetan Empire, which flourished between the 7th and 9th centuries, witnessed a succession of influential emperors known as tsanpos. These rulers played a…
The Legacy of Princess Chipang and Mohe Tuihun Khagan: A Historical Alliance between Tibet and Tuyuhun
Introduction to Princess Chipang Princess Chipang, a notable figure in the annals of Tibetan history, emerged during a period filled with political intrigue and power struggles between the 7th and…
Unveiling the Connections: The Seal from Xuewei No. 1 Tomb and Its Significance to the Tuyuhun Kingdom
Introduction The discovery of the seal from Xuewei No. 1 Tomb in 2018 marks a significant milestone in the understanding of the Tuyuhun kingdom’s historical and cultural connections, particularly during…
The Historic Meeting of Sonam Gyatso and Altan Khan: A Turning Point for Mongolia and Tibet
Context of the Era: Mongolia in the Mid-16th Century The mid-16th century was a period of significant transformation for Mongolia, marked by the rise of influential leaders and shifting political…
Temür Khan: The Grandson of Kublai Khan and His Impact on Tibetan Buddhism
Temür Khan: A Brief Introduction Temür Khan, a prominent figure in the larger narrative of Mongol history, was born into a lineage of considerable significance as the grandson of Kublai…
Zhenjin: The Crown Prince of the Yuan Dynasty and His Journey to Tibet
Introduction to Zhenjin and the Yuan Dynasty Zhenjin, born in 1260, was the son of Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, which represented a significant chapter in the…
The Legacy of Phagpa: Shaping Tibetan History Through Political and Religious Authority
The Background of Phagpa’s Return to Sakya Phagpa, also known as Drogön Chögyal Phagpa, was a pivotal figure in the history of Tibet during the late 13th century, particularly due…
George Bogle: The Scottish Envoy Who Bridged Cultures in 18th Century Tibet
Introduction to George Bogle and His Mission George Bogle, a Scottish envoy and explorer, played a pivotal role in the 18th century, particularly through his mission to Tibet, which has…
The Crucial Role of Polhané Sonam Topgyé in Tibet’s Resistance Against the Dzungars
The Dzungar Invasion of Tibet (1717) The Dzungar invasion of Tibet in 1717 marked a significant turning point in the region’s history, as the Dzungar Mongols, led by Tsewang Rabtan,…
The Extraordinary Gesture of Qianlong Emperor: A Personal Visit to the Panchen Lama
The Historical Context of the Visit The visit of the 6th Panchen Lama, Lobsang Palden Yeshe, to Beijing in 1780 holds significant importance within the historical framework of Sino-Tibetan relations…

