INDEX. THE names of the authors quoted in the text have been excluded, as the various publications on Buddhism have been enumerated, in the alphabetical order of the editors, in the Appendix "Literature," pp. 331-69. The Tibetan terms are given in native characters, and exact transliteration in the Appendix "Glossary," pp. 371-93. Terms of more frequent occurrence and greater importance have been referred to in this Index again. Adi Buddha, the supreme and eternal Arhat, the beings who, by having enBuddha, 50. tered the highest of the four paths Aryasanga, an Indian priest, 32, 39. Astrology and astrological arts, 273,290. and unlucky periods, 293;-for di- Asuras, evil spirits, 92. Bérma, Reports on, 336, 350, 352, 363. | Ceylon, number of Lamas, 165. Bhagavat, a name of the Buddha, 4. 149, 162. -- Works on the Buddhist religion in, Bhután, Date of the introduction of Changpo, a talisman, 256.-A copy taken number of Lamas in Tassisúdon, Reports on, 349, 355. Bihar Gyalpo, the protector of religious buildings, 177; Atlas, Plate IX. --- later application of this word, 149. representations of, 212. Bon, a sect in Tíbet, 74, 137. signs of beauty, 140, 208. 216. Buddhapalita, an Indian priest, 41. -- traces of it in Norway, 327. in Amerika, 13, 328. number of precepts, 24. origin of sects, 21. extirpation in India, 9, 22. favourable influence in the mitiga- tion of barbarous customs, 243. Calendars, 273. Cave temples, see Rock temples. from a Tibetan wood-cut faces this Chenresi, one of the names given to Padmapani, the protector of Tibet, 88. - number of Buddhists, 11 of Works on the Buddhist religion in, Christians, Numbers of, 13. Chronological table for the years A.D. Clergy, fundamental laws, 148. Buddhas of, 96, 122, 263, 393. Cycle of 12 years, 276; of 60 years, Dabchad, "octagon," a magical figure, 248; Atlas, Plate XVI. Dalai Lama, the highest in rank of Dharani, mystic sentences; also the books detailing their application and Dharmakaya, the body obtained by Gods, genii, and malignant spirits, the Buddhas when leaving the world Dharmaraja, the king of the law, 93, Dhyana, abstract meditation, 52, 54. Diet of the Lamas, 167. Doljang, a Chinese princess and deified Dolkar, a Nepalese princess and deified 107. Guhyapati, a name of Vajradhara, 50. Hells, 92, 134. Himis Monastery, in Ladák, 179, 183. Hri, an imploration of Padmapani, 261. Illnesses, Causes and remedies of, 265. Jaina sect, an offshoot of Buddhism; 363. Dolma, a name comprising Doljang Kadampa, a sect in Tíbet, 73. Dramas, Performance of religious, Kanjur, a compilation embodying the 232-236. Drawings and painting of deities, 204. Foundation-Lamas, 136, 141, 186. Gautama, name of the Buddha, 4. Gelong, an ordained Lama, 137, 162. Glory, 210. Glossary of Tibetan terms, 371. works translated from Sanskrit into Kapilavastu, Site of the town of, 4. Kāundinya, a Buddha to come, 132. Kite, devoted to Mahadeva, 261. Lamrim, a famous book written by Monuments, Religious, 177, 192. Tsonkhapa, 77, 104, 243. a pole with prayers, 198. - European, on Buddhism, 331-69. tion, 66, 120, 213. Lungta, the Airy Horse, 253; Atlas, Madhyama, 43. Madhyamika schools, 32, 68. Mahakala, 261. Mahāyāna system, "the great vehicle," Mahōragas, terrestrial dragons, 271. Month, names for, and numbers of Mudra, a conventional sign formed by Musical instruments, 228. Nagarjuna, also Nagasena, an Indian Nagpo Chenpo, implored in the cere- Nirvana, "blowing out," utter extinc- Nyigmapa, a sect in Tibet, 72. solemn kind of confession, 95, 240. Odan, or Wodan, supposed to be Offerings, 228. pills to be taken in cases of ill- Om mani padme hum, the powerful Mani Kambum, an historical Tibetan work, 77, 83, and seq. Manjusri, the god of wisdom, 65; Manla, a Buddha of medicine, 266; Atlas, Plate V, XI.: the uncovered Manushi, or human Buddhas, 51. Melha, the lord of the genii of fire, six-syllabic prayer delivered to man Padmapani, the particular protector Padma Sambhava, an Indian sage, 67, Lama residing at Tashilhúnpo, 153. Paramarthasatya, one of the two truths INDEX. Pāramitās, the six transcendental vir- Rock temples in India, 152, note. tues, 36. Paratantra, existence by causal con- Parikalpita, the supposition, or error, 34. Parinishpanna, the unchangeable true existence, 34. - 401 Dissertations on, 342, 344, 352, 355, Sadag, the lord of the ground, 271. Pataliputra, Site of the town of, 21, Sakridägämin, the beings who have 336, 343. Patra, the alms-bowl, 210, 295. entered the second of the four paths Peacocks, occur in representations of Sakyamuni Buddha, the founder of -- Buddhism, his life and death, 3, 86, period of his existence, 7. his images, 207; Atlas, Plate I.: -native biographies, 335, 337, 339, Samatha, the state of perfect tran- Sambhala, a country in Central Asia, Sambhogakaya, the body obtained by Samsara, the circle of existences, 36, Samvara, female genii, 108; Atlas, Samvritisatya, one of the two truths Santa Rakshita, an Indian priest, 67. |