Emergence of the honorific register in Tibetic languages
J Bialek - Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, 2023 - jbe-platform.com
This article presents the first diachronic investigation of the honorific register in Tibetic
languages. Although all historically attested Tibetic languages possess at least some …
languages. Although all historically attested Tibetic languages possess at least some …
[PDF][PDF] Naming the empire: from Bod to Tibet. A philologico-historical study on the origin of the polity
J Bialek - Revue d'Etudes Tibétaines, 2021 - himalaya.socanth.cam.ac.uk
Introduction n Old Tibetan (OT) documents one can find terms such as bod yul, bod khams,
bod rgyal khams, bod lǰoṅs, or bod čhen po, all denoting the polity founded and ruled by …
bod rgyal khams, bod lǰoṅs, or bod čhen po, all denoting the polity founded and ruled by …
Body Exposure and Embalming in the Tibetan Empire and Beyond: A Study of the btol Rite
J Białek - Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 2021 - ceeol.com
The paper puts forward a new interpretation of the problematic word btol that is sparsely
attested in Old Tibetan sources. The philological analysis is supported by a lexicological …
attested in Old Tibetan sources. The philological analysis is supported by a lexicological …
[PDF][PDF] Filtered through multiple lenses: What we think Buddhists thought ritual specialists did. Preliminary remarks on the character of Old Tibetan funerary texts …
J Bialek - academia.edu
The paper is a first attempt of a complete translation and interpretation of two short and only
partially preserved manuscripts, ITJ 489v and ITJ 562r. In terms of their contents, ITJ 489v …
partially preserved manuscripts, ITJ 489v and ITJ 562r. In terms of their contents, ITJ 489v …
Filtered through Multiple Lenses: What We Think Buddhists Thought Ritual Specialists Did
J Bialek - Guruparamparā - ceeol.com
The paper is a first attempt of a complete translation and interpretation of two short and only
partially preserved manuscripts, ITJ 489v and ITJ 562r. In terms of their contents, ITJ 489v …
partially preserved manuscripts, ITJ 489v and ITJ 562r. In terms of their contents, ITJ 489v …
[PDF][PDF] Naming the empire: from bod to Tibet. A philologico-historical study on the origin of the toponyms Draft Version
J Bialek - academia.edu
1. Old Tibetan (OT) documents offer us terms like bod yul, bod khams, bod rgyal khams, or
bod čhen po, all denoting the polity founded and ruled by the Yar-luṅs dynasty. Some of …
bod čhen po, all denoting the polity founded and ruled by the Yar-luṅs dynasty. Some of …