A) Taoism B) Hinduism C) Bön D) Confucianism
A) Rälpachän B) Trisong Detsen C) Songtsen Gampo D) Langdarma
A) 836 B) 825 C) 817 D) 841
A) Tang Dynasty B) Yuan Dynasty C) Ming Dynasty D) Yarlung Dynasty
A) 3rd B) 41st C) 38th D) 33rd
A) Ü Dumtsen B) Khenpo Santaraksita C) Guru Padmasambhava D) Yumtän
A) Lhasa B) Chang'an C) Yalung D) Sanchu
A) 838–841 B) 841–842 C) 817–836 D) 821–823
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Four
A) Ösung B) Yumtän C) Ü Dumtsen D) Langdarma
A) Around 755 B) 7th century C) 9th century D) 11th century
A) Songtsen Gampo B) Ralpachen C) Langdarma D) Trisong Detsen
A) Sakya period B) Golden age of Buddhism C) Yuan Imperial Court period D) Era of Fragmentation
A) Sakya B) Bön C) Yarlung D) Kagyu
A) Chang'an B) Sanchu C) Yalung D) Lhasa
A) Padmasambhāva B) Trisong Detsen C) Songtsän Gampo D) Mes-ag-tshoms
A) Padmasambhāva and Śāntarakṣita B) Songtsän Gampo and Trisong Detsen C) Jincheng Gongzhu and Mes-ag-tshoms D) Kamalaśīla and Moheyan
A) The Hidden Masters B) The Revealed Ones C) The New Treasures D) The Ancient Ones
A) Abhisamayālankāra B) Terma C) Sutras D) Vinaya
A) Kashmir B) Magadha C) Kosambi D) Gandhara
A) Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna B) Hinayana and Chan C) Sarvāstivāda and Mūlasarvāstivāda D) Mādhyamika and Yogācārin
A) Terma B) Abhisamayālankāra C) Vinaya D) The Council of Lhasa
A) Nyingma B) Yogācāra C) Chan D) Mūlasarvāstivāda
A) Padmasambhāva B) Kamalaśīla C) Jincheng Gongzhu D) Moheyan
A) Padmasambhāva B) Kamalaśīla C) Moheyan D) Śāntarakṣita
A) Khotan B) Magadha C) Lhasa D) Samye
A) Śāntarakṣita B) Giuseppe Tucci C) Sam van Schaik D) John Myrdhin Reynolds
A) They exclusively followed Chinese texts B) Extremely high interest C) Identical to Indian influence D) Almost no interest at all
A) 11th to 14th centuries CE B) 1st to 3rd centuries CE C) 6th to 9th centuries CE D) 16th to 19th centuries CE
A) It spread to India B) It waned C) It was completely banned D) It became the state religion
A) 12th century B) 11th century C) 13th century D) 10th century
A) Qing Dynasty B) Zhangzhung Kingdom C) Ming Dynasty D) Mongol Empire
A) Thothori Nyantsen B) Je Tsongkhapa C) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso D) The 5th Dalai Lama
A) Je Tsongkhapa B) Thothori Nyantsen C) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso D) A Mongol leader
A) The Manchurians B) The Chinese C) The Mongols D) The Indians
A) To support the Mongol invasion B) To convert the Bon religion C) To counter Gelugpa dominance D) To establish a new dynasty
A) 19th century B) 21st century C) Early 20th century D) 17th century
A) Manchurian uprising B) Civil war C) Chinese invasion D) Mongol invasion
A) India B) Mongolia C) China D) The Western world
A) 9th century B) 6th century C) 1st century D) 3rd century
A) Thothori Nyantsen B) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso C) A Mongol Khan D) Je Tsongkhapa
A) Zhangzhung B) Beijing C) Mongolia D) Yumbulakhang
A) Wencheng B) Bhrikuti C) The Fifth Dalai Lama D) Songtsen Gampo
A) Shakya B) Malla C) Licchavi D) Tang
A) Akshobya Buddha B) Shakyamuni Buddha C) Avalokiteśvara D) Green Tara
A) Tara B) Wencheng C) Bhrikuti D) Jomo
A) Indian missionaries B) Nepali craftsmen C) Tibetan soldiers D) Chinese monks
A) Potala B) Mar-po-ri C) Jokhang D) Bodhnath
A) Thro-wo B) Songtsen Gampo C) Wencheng D) Akshobya
A) Green Tara B) Shakyamuni Buddha C) Avalokiteśvara D) White Tara
A) Mar-po-ri B) Tsulag Khang C) Mikyo Jowo D) Thungji Chen-po
A) The Red Palace B) The Tsulag Khang C) The Licchavi Monastery D) The Jokhang Temple
A) Rinchen Zangpo B) Atiśa C) Naropa D) Milarepa
A) 1055 B) 1182 C) 1042 D) 982
A) Zen B) Theravada C) Mahayana D) Pāla
A) Marpa Lotsawa B) Rinchen Zangpo C) Khön Könchok Gyelpo D) Dromtonpa
A) New Translation school B) Oral Tradition school C) Grey Earth school D) Lineage of the Word
A) Naropa B) Tilopa C) Virūpa D) Atiśa
A) Kadampa B) Kagyu C) Dagpo D) Sakya
A) Milarepa B) Rinchen Zangpo C) Atiśa D) Virūpa
A) Vikramashila B) Bodh Gaya C) Nalanda D) Taxila
A) Naropa B) Virūpa C) Tilopa D) Atiśa
A) Kham B) Amdo C) Western Xia D) Karakorum
A) Tax exempt status B) Official state religion status C) Land ownership status D) Military immunity
A) 1241 B) 1246 C) 1244 D) 1240
A) 1244 B) 1246 C) 1247 D) 1249
A) Rare military intervention B) Constant occupation by large garrisons C) Total destruction of monasteries D) Forced conversion to Mongol paganism |