... Buddhist shrines, &c., our museums possessed. The Ivhanbo Lama is a Lharamba (D.D.) from Lhassa, and a special favourite of the Dalai-Lama, or Gyelva Kimpotshe, the glorious King, who is the spiritual head not only of Tibet, but of a great part of Eastern Asia ...

... the Dalai Lama, who is represented in the flesh by a boy of tender years. Colonel S vi 11 ^°'d'ch says that in 1 8 1 1 Manning described the Grand Lama as a well-educated, princely *lr ?r ut seven years old- In i846 Huc says that the Dalai Lama was nine ...

... member of a Nepal mission took what was probably the first photograph ever obtained of Lassa, or rather the residences of the Dalai Lama just out side Lassa, the only pictorial representation of the sacred city which was to be seen in Europe was an old woodcut ...

... remembered, invaded Tibet in 1790. Shortly after his return to Nepal the Prime Minister wrote a strongly- worded letter to the Dalai Lama remon strating with him on his ignorant and foolish obstinacy, and warning him of the consequences that would inevitably ...

... delegates dared to take upon himself to give an order to abandon the Jong, for fear of incurring the displeasure of the Dalai Lama, and the armistice, already prolonged more than once, was put an end to on July 5, when a few shells were thrown into the ...

... ugust 3 at midday the mission arrived at Lhassa, no farther opposition having been offered. The population was niiie.t. The Dalai Lama was away at a private monastery some miles off. Younghusband received a visit from the A mb an, who expressed himself willing ...

... the Palace of the Dalai Lama, Buddha's vice-regent on earth. The Palace is an aggregation of several temples, the middle one, which dominates the rest, being the Red Palace, containing the great audience hall, where the Dalai Lama, clad in yellow and ...

... there until the leaders of the British Mission arrived with a handful of soldiers to interview no less a person than the Dalai Lama himself. Descriptions of Lhasa reveal a state of things common in most Eastern cities, almost priceless extravagance being ...

... fHfR O M AB R PAD JjR The Dalai Lama Wakes Up The Dalai Lama has evidently become imbued during the past week with a sense of the fitness of things Occidental, for, although still observing a Mahatma-like solitude, he has delegated his authority to negotiate ...

... earliest visitors. The Tibetan Business The helpless obstinacy of the Tibetans still delays a settlement at Lhassa. The Dalai Lama has fled further it is said to Mongolia with his adviser, the Russian Mongol, Dorjieff, and there is no onequahfied to negotiate ...

... suggested by back again? -the Times which maintains that the Dalai Lama should be subjected to such gentle pressure as may induce him to return to Lhasa. It certainly seems a pity that the Dalai Lama should have gone away for his holidays just at the very ...

... expedition will be satisfactory to everybody except the Dalai Lama and his Russian adviser. The priestly families, who have always held the power during the perpetual minority of the Dalai Lamas, will regain it China will become again a real power in ...