Preface and Acknowledgments. xiii
Dates in Tibetan History and Key Events in Neighboring Lands. xv
Maps. xxiv
PART I. FROM PREHISTORY TO HISTORY
1. Mark Aldenderfer and Zhang Yinong:
The Prehistory of the Tibetan Plateau to the Seventh Century A.D. 3
2. Bryan J. Cuevas:
Some Reflections on the Periodization of Tibetan History. 49
3. Peter Schwieger:
History as Myth: On the Appropriation of the Past in Tibetan Culture. 64
PART II. IMPERIAL TIBET (SEVENTH TO TENTH CENTURIES)
NARRATIVES OF TIBETAN ORIGINS
4. Matthew T. Kapstein:
Remarks on the Maṇi Kabum and the Cult of Avalokiteśvara in Tibet. 89
5. David Seyfort Ruegg:
On the Tibetan Historiography and Doxography of the 'Great Debate of Samyé.' 108
IMPERIAL POLITICS
6. Fang Kuei Li and W. South Coblin:
The Linguistic and Historical Setting of the Old Tibetan Inscriptions. 123
7. Christopher I. Beckwith:
The Tibetans in the Ordos and North China: Considerations on the Role of the Tibetan Empire in World History. 133
PART III. TIBETAN REVIVALS (TENTH TO TWELFTH CENTURIES)
8. Tsotumo Iwasaki:
The Tibetan Tribes of Hexi and Buddhism during the Northern Song Period. 145
9. David Snellgrove:
Rulers of Western Tibet. 166
10. Per Kvaerne:
The Bön Religion of Tibet. 183
11. R. A. Stein:
The Evolution of Monastic Power. 196
PART IV. LAMAS AND PATRONS (THIRTEENTH TO FOURTEENTH CENTURIES): TIBET AND THE MONGOLS
12. David Seyfort Ruegg:
The Preceptor-Donor Relation in Thirteenth-Century Tibetan Society and Polity: Its Inner Asian Precursors and Indian Models. 211
13. Luciano Petech:
The Mongol Census in Tibet. 233
14. David P. Jackson:
Sakya Paṇḍita’s Letter to the Tibetans: A Late and Dubious Addition to His Collected Works. 241
PART V. CENTERS OF POWER AND RELIGIOUS LEARNING (FOURTEENTH TO EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES)
15. Luciano Petech:
The Rise of the Pakmodru Dynasty. 249
16. Turrell V. Wylie:
Monastic Patronage in Fifteenth-Century Tibet. 266
17. Guiseppe Tucci:
Central Tibetan Conflict in the Sixteenth Century. 278
18. Elliot Sperling:
The He Clan of Hezhou: A Tibetan Family in Service to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties. 301
19. Samten Karmay:
Bön in Central and Eastern Tibet. 314
PART VI. MODERN TIBET (SEVENTEENTH TO TWENTIETH CENTURIES)
CENTRAL TIBETAN LEADERSHIP
20. Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp:
The Dalai Lamas and the Origins of Reincarnate Lamas. 335
21. Kurtis R. Schaeffer:
The Fifth Dalai Lama. 348
22. Janet Gyatso:
Experience, Empiricism, and the Fortunes of Authority: Tibetan Medicine and Buddhism on the Eve of Modernity. 363
TIBET AND THE MANCHUS
23. Luciano Petech:
The Administration of Tibet during the First Half-Century of Chinese Protectorate. 389
24. Katô Naoto:
Lobjang Danjin’s Rebellion of 1723. 411
25. Luciano Petech:
Aristocracy and Government in Tibet: 1728–1959. 437
TRADE AND COMMERCE
26. Luce Boulnois:
Gold, Wool and Musk: Trade in Lhasa in the Seventeenth Century. 457
27. Melvyn C. Goldstein:
The Circulation of Estates in Tibet: Reincarnation, Land and Politics. 477
28. Wim van Spengen:
The Geo-History of Long-Distance Trade in Tibet 1850–1950. 491
INSTITUTIONAL GROWTH BEYOND CENTRAL TIBET
29. Lauran R. Hartley:
The Kingdom of Dergé. 525
30. Paul Nietupski:
Labrang: A Tibetan Buddhist Monastery at the Crossroads of Four Civilizations. 561
TIBET IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
31. Gray Tuttle:
Uniting Religion and Politics in a Bid for Autonomy: Lamas in Exile in China and America. 561
32. Heather Stoddard:
Progressives and Exiles. 583
33. Tsering Shakya:
The Genesis of the Sino-Tibetan Agreement of 1951. 609
Full References to Original Articles. 633
Bibliography. 637
Index. 689
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