Ching dynasty inscriptions at Lhasa

✍ Scribed by Hugh Edward Richardson

• Publisher: Istituto italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente
• Year: 1974
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 116
• Series: Rome Oriental series 47
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Edict by Emperors of the Ch’ing dynasty

✦ Table of Contents

Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction 、
1. The Dzungar Edict"
2. Inscription headed Honour for a Hundred Generations
3. Headed “Brightness for Ten Thousand Generations”
4. Headed "A Memorial Stone on the Establishment of Peace in Tibet”
5. Headed "Mercy Filling the Rocks
6. Headed “ Fragrancy left in a Foreign Land’’
7. Headed “ A Stone of Gratitude Erected by all the Troops ’’
8. Inscription of 1728 by Jalangga and Others
9. Inscription of 729 by Mailu
10.Small Wooden Panel recording the Foundation of a Chapel at Grwa-bzhi
The Gorkha Invasions of Tibet in 1789-1792and Events leading up to Them
11.Imperial Edict of 1792. The Gorkha Edict
12.Stone Tablets of 1793
13.Stone Tablet of 1793 regarding the Establishment of a Ge-sar Chapel on the Bar-m a-ri
14.The Tablet of the Double D evotion
15.The Smallpox Edict of 1794 by the Amban Ho-Lin
16.Stone Pillar at Kun-bde-gling
17.Stone Tablet at Grwa-bzhi on Military Matters
18.Stone Tablets of 1808 at the Jo-Khang concerning the Selection of the Ninth Dalai Lama
APPENDIX A: Pre-Ch’ing Inscriptions at Lhasa
APPENDIX B: Chinese Inscription of 793 (Abstract by Professor L. Petech)
Bibilography
Maps
General Index
Tibetan Index