Tibetan Manuscript, Miniature Painting, Buddhism, Handcolored, 400 years, RAR

Description

Tibetan Monastery Handwriting
*** Miniature Painting ***
Tibet, around 1600 !!!
*** Handcolored ***
*** Buddhism ***
*** RAR ***
*** Monk-Handwriting ***
Swastika Representations
BÖN-Religion
Swastika
Collation:
* Buddhist
scenes
Colored
miniature painting
* Hand
-
painted
and
Hand-colored
Condition:
beautiful
Tibetan
painting
and
calligraphy
Size
of
sheet
:
ca
. 23cm
x
21
cm
The
character
of
upright
enlightened
people
to
reason
from
the
province
(Kanjur)
Kanjur
(tib.)
is
the
term
for
the
"translation
of the
proclamation
of the
Buddha".
These
are
texts
that
have
been
translated
from
the
original
Sanskrit
into
Tibetan
in
the
whole
92
books
with
1055
.
The
Tenjur
,
these
are
the
"Translations
of the
teaching
of the
Buddha
and
the
associated
comments"
contains
224
books
with
3626
texts
.
Together
form
the
canons
of
Tibetan
Buddhism
Tibetan
belongs
to
the
tibeto Burmese
languages
of
Asia
.
It
is
spoken
by
about
6
million
Tibetans
,
which
most
live
in
Tibet
.
In addition
,
there
are
about
130,000
Tibetans
in
exile
,
mainly
in
Nepal
,
India
and
Bhutan
.
The
language
is
written
with
the
Tibetan
alphabet
,
which
is
derived
from
the
Devanagari
.
Each
consonant
includes
a
so-called
inherent
vowel
,
which
can
be
modified
by means
of different
vowel signs
.
Devanagari
is
a
close
descendant
of
the
Brahmi script,
which
can
be
traced
back
to
500
BC
.
The
Brahmi script
in turn
descended
from
the
Eastern
Aramaic
script
.
Many
other
Indian
languages
use
other
fonts
from
the
Brahmi family.
The
Devanagari
name
comes
from
the
Sanskrit word
Deva
(=
"God"),
and
Nagari
(=
"City").
Together
they
mean
"City
of the
gods"
,
literally
translated
.
This
refers
to
the
legend
that
the
script
in
such
a
town
was
used
.
The
philosophy
behind it
is
that
if
you
meditate
for
a
volume
of the
Devanagari alphabet
,
the
written
form
spontaneously
comes
to
mind
.
Original sheet
from
the
Gondon-Library Archive
Tibetan Monastery Handwriting
*** Miniature Painting ***
Tibet, around 1600 !!!
You
offer
on this
Tibetan manuscript
containing
miniature paintings
on
an
original
the
archive
of
the
Gondon
L
ibrary
!
Complete
H
andwriting
!