Buddhist-gunner at the shrines of Tibet
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With additional. card for department. a sheet of Tibet, Mongolia and Manchuria. Gombozhab Tsabekovich Tsybikov (Bur. Tsabagei Gombozhab, Mong. Tsevagiin Gombozhav) (1873-1930)-traveler-research, ethnographer, orientalist (tibetologist and Mongolist), Buddhist, State Actor and Educator of the Russian Empire, USSR and MNR, Translator, Professor a number of universities. He studied at the Imperial Tomsk University at the medical faculty. In Tomsk, the famous doctor and politician Pyotr Badmaev, who persuaded the student to quit medicine and engage in oriental studies, was traveling in Tomsk. Gombozhab agreed and left for Ural State University, where he studied Chinese, Mongolian and Manchu languages in the Badmaev school created by Badmayev. A journey to Tibet (1899-1902) during the big game the Russian Empire reached the borders of Tibet. Research expeditions were organized into this country, primarily by N. M. Przhevalsky, but they did not reach the central Tibet and Lhasa. Based on the experience of Indian “Pandits”-British agents and researchers, the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs drew attention to the custom of the pilgrimage of the Buryats and Kalmyks in Tibet. Tsybikov went on a trip, lasted from 1899 to 1902, in a group of pilgrims, with carefully hidden research equipment. Actually in Tibet, the researcher spent 888 days. He met there with the Dalai Lama XIII. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology
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Author:Tsybikov Gombozab
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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ISBN:978-5-4481-0927-0
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