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Chapter 08
Bon Po Religion
1888
Sarat Chandra Das Chos-kyi nyi-ma (Translation) (1801)
1910
to 1890
A. H. Francke
A History of Western Tibet Vol-I Antiquities of Indian Tibet-Vol-II
1961 1956 1950
Helmut Hoffmann Scholary-comprehensive study Nature-Romantic
Animism-Shamanistic Perodic Development of Bon
1965
M. Hermanns
Iranian Religious effect on Bon
D.L. Snellgrove
Bon- A-Buddhist Religion : Different Type No-Pre-existence of Bon
Tibetologist British 1967
Tibetologist Franch 1957 1952 1951
M. Lalou
Bon-A-Religion of Blood-Poison
1988 1985 1962
R. A. Stain
Bon-A-nameless Religion
1996 1990 1971
A. M. Blonday
Comparative study-Buddhist Text is influenced by Bon
1988 1972
S. G, Karmay
Comparative study-Buddhist Text is influenced by Bon
1994
K. Mimaki
Comparative study
1995
P, Kavaerne
The Iconographic study of Bon-Existence of pre Buddhist Bon
1995
Norbe. Namkai
The Iconographic Study of Bon-Panasiatic shamanism
A comparative study of "Bon” And “Jain Religion" The two established roads of the ascendance of consciousness are: 1. Bon 2. Jainism The land on which these two religions sprouted is a land of Tise (Mount Kailash), Ma Pham (Mansarovar) and Ashtapad. Understanding of 'Indo-Tibetan' Religion Generally Bon and Jainism are understood as a process from "Outer to Inner" - "From Nature
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Bon and Jain Religion - A comparative study
