On the Tibetan Buddhist Policies of the Qing Dynasty and its Practice in the Mongolian and Tibetan Areas
Xing Quan-chen
Abstract
Xing Quan-chen
Abstract
The Tibetan Buddhist policies governs the Mongolian and Tibetan areas in the Qing Dynasty carries forward the religious policies of the Yuan and Ming dynasties and forms the one's religious policies in the light of the actual condition of Tibet.This article makes an introduction and analysis on Tibetan Buddhist policies of Qing Dynasty,its purposes lies in having a comprehensive understanding to Tibetan Buddhist policies of Qing Dynasty.
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The Tibetan Buddhist policies governs the Mongolian and Tibetan areas in the Qing Dynasty carries forward the religious policies of the Yuan and Ming dynasties and forms the one's religious policies in the light of the actual condition of Tibet.This article makes an introduction and analysis on Tibetan Buddhist policies of Qing Dynasty,its purposes lies in having a comprehensive understanding to Tibetan Buddhist policies of Qing Dynasty.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Ancient history, Tibetan medicine, History, Chinese philosophy, Political science, China, Traditional medicine