Lamas জন্য একটি আশ্রম

Noun:

তিব্বতের লামার মঠ,

lamaseries's Usage Examples:

Tibetan Buddhist monasteries or gompas are sometimes known as lamaseries, with their monks sometimes (mistakenly) known as lamas.

Tibetan with prayer flags fluttering, mountains known by holy names, lamaseries and rocks inscribed in Tibetan language with Buddhist sutras.

he engaged in field research in Inner Mongolia, and, while staying in lamaseries, mastered Chakhar, Kharchin and Dagur, while collecting extensive sources.

These lamaseries were overthrown by the new Communist government of China in the 1950s.

During the 16th and 17th centuries, lamaseries were built throughout the country as temples which were later enlarged.

It is also known to live in adobe walls of lamaseries and villages, and does not live in grazing or agricultural habitats.

There are thirty-seven gompas including twenty-five lamaseries with 919 monks and twelve nunneries with 844 nuns as of 2011.

century Other nearby monastic sites include the important Karma-Kagyupa lamaseries Domkar Gompa and Thrangu Gompa, the famous Mahavairocana Temple (often.

decline in the numbers of lamas in the country: in 1929 there were 25 lamaseries and about 4,000 lamas and shamans; in 1931 there was just one lamasery.

Of the 195 pre-1958 lamaseries only 23 belonged to the Gelugpa.

allowed to photograph the interior of several of the great Tibetan Buddhist lamaseries, one of few early Westerners allowed to do so.

1937, he claimed to be a lama, "the first white man ever to live in the lamaseries and cities of Tibet", and "initiated into the age-old religious rites.

There are four lamaseries around Tse-tang, and in the town are some fifteen Nepalese, twenty Chinese.

They dealt in other goods and interacted with the numerous lamaseries which were also political and economic centers.

In the 16th and 17th centuries, lamaseries were built throughout the country.

reparation, the Emperor regularly distributed handsome grants of money to the lamaseries and the local chieftains.

The primary places where libraries were open to him were lamaseries and monasteries, although with the passing of time some private libraries.

the murder cases were covertly supported and even orchestrated by local lamaseries and native chieftains.

There were thirty-seven gompas including twenty-five lamaseries with 919 monks and twelve nunneries with 844 nuns as of 2011.

lamaseries's Meaning':

a monastery for lamas