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• Tibetan Buddhism
  '''Tibetan Buddhism''' is a Mahayana form of Buddhism having as its spiritual head, the [[Dalai
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• Tibetan Buddhism/Definition
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• Tibetan Buddhism/Related Articles
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• Buddhism/Related Articles
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• Vajrayana
  ...ahayana]] Buddhism and Hinduism. Today it survives as a tradition within [[Tibetan Buddhism]] and in Japanese [[Shingon]] Buddhism. All major branches of Buddhism also
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• Tenzin Gyatso/Definition
  14th Dalai Lama of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism and a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate.
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• Vajrayana/Related Articles
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• Tibetan Buddhism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Tibetan Buddhism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Tibetan Buddhism
  '''Tibetan Buddhism''' is a Mahayana form of Buddhism having as its spiritual head, the [[Dalai
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• Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Tibetan Buddhism}}
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• Buddhism/Timelines
  *13th century: Tibetan Buddhism spreads to Mongols
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• Dzongkha language
  ...ks in [[Tibet]] and Bhutan study [[Old Tibetan]], the sacred language of [[Tibetan Buddhism]]. In Bhutan this preserved sacred language is referred to as ''[[Chö
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• Buddhist councils/Addendum
  ...han (Zen). The Indian side "won" and was adopted as the official basis for Tibetan Buddhism. However, in modern times archaeologists discovered a Chinese source saying
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• Tenzin Gyatso
  ...Llhamo Döndrub''', is the 14th [[Dalai Lama]] of the [[Gelug]] school of [[Tibetan Buddhism]]. He is currently the leader of the [[Central Tibetan Administration|Tibet
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• Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal
  ...lwang Drukpa]], the traditional leader of the [[Drukpa Kagyu]] school of [[Tibetan Buddhism]]. However, the same claim was raised by the crown prince of Tsang, [[Pagsa
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• Buddhism
  ===Tibetan Buddhism=== ..., named after its Japanese founder; and Shingon, which has similarities to Tibetan Buddhism.
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• Nyingbulam (jujutsu)
  ...:Kagyu|Kagyu]] (Bka' brgyud) tradition is one of the principal lineages of Tibetan Buddhism. It emphasizes meditation and yogic practice.
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• Buddhism in the United States
  ...Mongol]]s. Later, in the [[17th century]], a group of Mongols practicing [[Tibetan Buddhism]] established [[Kalmykia]], the only Buddhist nation in Europe, at the east ...ings in America. The three most notable trends of this type are [[Zen]], [[Tibetan Buddhism]], and [[Vipassana]], which is an outgrowth of [[Theravada Buddhism]]. Beca
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• Pali Canon
  ...f> by addition, largely by the 5th century commentators.<ref>''Introducing Tibetan Buddhism'', Routledge, 2012, pages 47f</ref>
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• Bhutan
  ...llow the [[Nyingmapa]] rather than the official [[Drukpa Kagyu]] form of [[Tibetan Buddhism]]). They are called the Eastern Bhutanese and Western Bhutanese respectivel
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