Slightly Discussing the Status of Youning Temple under the Multilateral Relationsamong Manchu, Mongolianand Tibetan in Qing Dynasty
Cao Sheng-lon
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Cao Sheng-lon
Abstract
The 17th century Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs relations to a new stage, the Qing government adopted various measures to strengthen the rule of Mongolia and Tibet, known as the pool from the North Monastery in Qinghai, mother of YouningTemple, a Buddhist monk rustic works Traits famous Mongolian, Tibetan, soil and other regions in the development of Tibetan Buddhism, occupies an important position in the history. Its contribution to the history of religious references predecessors have had, this will test their political, and cultural analysis of YouningTemple placed in the link between the Qing Dynasty and the strengthening of the rule of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs plays a role of bridge and link useful to be done to explore.
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The 17th century Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs relations to a new stage, the Qing government adopted various measures to strengthen the rule of Mongolia and Tibet, known as the pool from the North Monastery in Qinghai, mother of YouningTemple, a Buddhist monk rustic works Traits famous Mongolian, Tibetan, soil and other regions in the development of Tibetan Buddhism, occupies an important position in the history. Its contribution to the history of religious references predecessors have had, this will test their political, and cultural analysis of YouningTemple placed in the link between the Qing Dynasty and the strengthening of the rule of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs plays a role of bridge and link useful to be done to explore.
Key concepts: Buddhism, China, Ancient history, Politics, History, Government (linguistics), Geography, Political science