Tibetan renaissance: Tantric Buddhism in the rebirth of Tibetan culture

Abstract

PrefaceList of Maps, FiguresPronunciation GuideIntroductionChapter 1: Early Medieval India and the Esoteric RhapsodyChapter 2: The Demise of Dynasty and a Poorly Lit PathChapter 3: Renaissance and Reformation: The Eastern Vinaya MonksChapter 4: Translators as the New AristocracyChapter 5: Drokmi: The Doyen of Central Tibetan TranslatorsChapter 6: Treasure Text, the Imperial LegacyChapter 7: The Late Eleventh Century: From Esoteric Lineages to Clan TemplesChapter 8: The Early Twelfth Century: A Confident Tibetan BuddhismChapter 9: The Late Twelfth to Early Thirteenth Century: Ethical Crises, International Chapter 10: Conclusion and Epilogue: The Victory of the Clan Structure, Late Tantric BuddhismNotesGlossaryTibetan Orthographic EquivalentsAppendix 1: Eastern Vinaya Temples, Cave TemplesAppendix 2: Translation and Text of the Root Text of the *MargaphalaAppendix 3: A Concordance of Early Commentaries on the Root Text of the *MargaphalaNotes to AppendicesNotes to the EditionAbbreviationsBibliographyIndex

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