The Buddhist World Emperor's Mission : Millenarian Buddhism in Postcolonial Burma

Niklas Foxeus

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In early postcolonial Burma, a number of so-called royal esoteric associations with a millenarian and eschatological orientation, and founded by persons believed to be the world emperor, emerged in ...

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