... THE MYSTERIOUS MONARCH-THE DALAI LAMA OF TIBET We give here the first photograph that has ever been taken of the Dalai Lama of Tibet in his state robes--that mysterious ruler of an extensive country (about 650,000 square miles) who until recently had ...

... HPl 1VT T> 1 r rT,*l The Tashi Lama, How £he Highest 1 he New Kuier or 1 ibet xibetaa AMAority. The Dalai Lama arrived at Darjeeling last week, having fled Jrom his palace on ihe approach oj the Chinese iroops. jft a meeting of several hundred Buddhists ...

... far finer, especially in its interior, than the Potala or anything at Lhassa. Its chief, the Tashi Lama, has succeeded the Dalai Lama, He is a young man of twenty-three ...

... on his first arrival, but Dalai Lama refused him transport. He now intends to come and meet me as soon as possible. In view of Tibetan obstinacy he says there is no help for it, but we must go to Gyangtse, though Dalai Lama has written to him that we ...

... in the old days. One is prone to think of The Son of Heaven as sitting aloof in his palace at Pekin, a kind of sacrosanct Dalai Lama, too august to meddle in the detailryof cam paigning. But, more often than not, the em peror himself played in war fare ...