The people of Mustang and their history -- Inside the Shöyul -- Neighbours and enemies -- Clans and households -- Buddhism in Te -- The wild gods of Te -- Buddhists or pagans? -- Agedness of error -- Community law: the creation of a collectivity -- The headmen of Te and the heaven-appointed king --The disenchantment of Te
Summary
This book is a study of religion in a Tibetanised community of Highland Nepal. The village of Te, in Mustang District, is nominally Buddhist: until recent times it had a tradition of Sakyapa monasticism, and depends on Nyingmapa tantric priests for ritual and clerical services
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
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