1931 first edition, the religion of Tibet, Charles Bell, 53 plates and 3 maps
this book attempts to describe firstly, how Buddhism, in a late and strange form, came to Tibet .
Inner workings of its Tibetan adaption
First edition, 1931, in Mint condition, as new.
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- Aut : Sir Charles Bell.
- Binding / Reliure : Publisher's cloth, gilt. / cartonné toile 23 x15 cm .
- Pages : 235 . with 53 plates and 3 maps, in superb condition , mint as new .
- Editor :Clarendon Press, Oxford.
- Edition : 1931, First edition, 1ère ed., English / Anglais .
- Condition / Etat : MINT,almost like new very good, clean / tres bon, presque comme neuf, propre .
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Charles Alfred Bell (31 octobre 1870 à Calcutta - 8 mars 1945 à Victoria au Canada1) est un tibétologue indo-britannique qui fut agent britannique (political officer) au Bhoutan, au Sikkim et au Tibet avant d'être nommé, en 1920, ambassadeur spécial au Tibet. Alex McKay et James Nashold le qualifient d'« ambassadeur de l'Inde-britannique au Tibet
Sir Charles Bell traces the history of the introduction of Buddhism, of the resistance and general decay of the older magic-worship of Ponism and of the developments which have taken place within Tibetan Buddhism itself.
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| First Edition | Ja |
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