Biography of Wu Jianba isThe Great Achiever of Tibet Dharma in the 13th Century
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Biography of Wu Jianba isThe Great Achiever of Tibet Dharma in the 13th Century: In the 13th century, Asia was turbulent and troubled by turmoil. The Mongol horsemen iron hoof and the central Asian Muslim army with swords swept across Eurasia, and its most regions were still in war flames. Despite the protection of the plateau, it is also difficult for Tibet to manage alone, where is full of internal and external problems. There was a long struggle between local forces and sects. The austere conditions on the plateau were also often made worse by earthquake and famine. It was hard to find a pure place to live.Wu Jianba, the master of this book, was born in this era. Wu Jianba, known as wu Jianba of the great achievement in Tibet, is an abbreviation for the Chinese translation of U-gyan-pa Rin-chen-pe (1230-1309iWu Jianba was wise when he was a young man, and he has been taught the esoteric Dharma by many masters in his youth, who became the inherited authority of the three major groups of the "e the Kalachakra tantra "e in Tibet. Wu Jianba later became a Buddhist monk who knows well about the Kalachakra tantra and Exoteric and Esoteric Buddhism. He is also a famous yogi, big scholar, lotsawa, famous physician, alchemist and the key role of the living Buddha reincarnation system. He is also a legendary character in Tibet in the chaotic thirteenth century. He had traveled to north India for the highest esoteric Dharma, and he had been to the north to see Kublai Khan. He is resolute, unyielding, chivalrous, and full of abhorrence for sin, maverick and representative.This book shares the information and feelings by means of the track of an eminent monk in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the relationship between Tibet and central plains, Mongolia, India and Muslims, which make readers known well about the people and things in this area. Ebook.

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ISBN (andere Schreibweisen): 962-04-3912-0, 978-962-04-3912-4