The Tibetan Buddhism Policies of the Ming Dynasty

In the religious policy on Tibet,the Ming Dynasty abolishes the DiShi system of the Yuan Dynasty,and cancels the privileges of monks.At the same time,the Ming Dynasty not only gives special treatment to Tibetan buddhist leaders and placates them,but also gives the titlte of GuoShi(State Master) to more Tibetan buddhist leaders in order to strengthen the management of Tibet.Due to the different stages of the Ming Dynasty and emperors' individual liking,the Mng government takes different policies of Tibetan Buddhism at different stages.These policies in general have some positive significance in stabilizing the Tibetan border and the rule of the Ming Dynasty.