Library of Tibetan works and archives

Authors

  • Zoia M. Mongush Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Keywords:

Buddhism; where did he get so much money; located in the library; classification; catalog of education; labor I. the Tibetan library is located also archives; India

Abstract

The author has visited India and got acquainted with the literature on the Buddhism and its classification in the Library of Tibetan works and archives (LTWA) in Dharamsala. Huge interest arouses in the system of classification of the Buddhist literature, distinct from existing in Russia. It reflects all the structure of knowledge about Buddhist doctrine, and also researches of Buddhism and Tibet which are conducted all over the world.

References

The library of Tibetan works and archives - Dharamsala. - 1997.

Urbanaeva I.S. Dkharamsala i mir tibetskoi emigratsii. - Ulan-Ude. 2005. - 182 s.

Published

14.09.2009

How to Cite

Mongush, Z. M. (2009) “Library of Tibetan works and archives”, The New Research of Tuva, 3. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/632 (Accessed: 24.11.2024).

Issue

No. 3 (2009)

Section

Nomads of the Asian continent

Author Biography

Zoia M. Mongush, Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Candidate of Pedagogy, head of scientific library

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