Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie, n° 24. Kingship, ritual, and narrative in Tibet and the surrounding cultural area. Royauté, rituel et narration au Tibet et dans l'aire culturelle alentour

Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie

Revue bilingue de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient Centre de Kyoto

Bilingual Journal of the French School of Asian Studies Kyoto Centre

Brandon Dotson Naming the King :
Accession, Death, and Afterlife through the Re-, Un-, and Nick-Naming of Tibet's Kings

Lewis Doney Early Bodhisattva-Kingship in Tibet :
The Case of Tri Songdétsen

Nathan W. Hill The sku bla Rite in Imperial Tibetan Religion

Megan Bryson Tsenpo Chung, Yunnan wang, Mah(...)r(...)ja :
Royal Titles in Narratives of Nanzhao Kingship between Tibet and Tang China

Christian Jahoda et Christiane Kalantari Kingship in Western Tibet in the 10th and 11th Centuries

Carl Yamamoto « Only Kingly Deeds » :
Zhang Tselpa and the Symbolism of Kingship

Adam C. Krug Pakpa's Verses on Governance in Advice to Prince Jibik Temür : A Jewel Rosary

Ruth Gamble et Yangmotso Servant-like Lords and Heavenly Kings :
Jangchup Gyeltsen and the Fifth Dalai Lama on Governance and Kingship

Ishihama Yumiko The Dalai Lama as the cakravarti-r(...)ja as Manifested by the Bodhisatva Avalokite(...)vara

Martin Mills The Perils of Exchange :
Karma, Kingship and Templecraft in Tibet

Marie Lecomte-Tilouine The Fictional Kings of Nepal :
An Exploration of the Monarch's Pluri-Selfhood

Jeehee Hong et TJ Hinrichs Unwritten Life (and Death) of a « Pharmacist » in Song China : Decoding Hancheng (...) Tomb Murals