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Telo Tulku Rinpoche, Supreme Lama in Russian Republic of Kalmykia, Announces Resignation
The Buddhist leader had been self-exiled from Russia for months
The Buddhist leader had been self-exiled from Russia for months
The development and activities of Buddhism from the 17th…
Kalmykian sites evidence the growth of Buddhism in the…
Editor’s note: Bakaeva Elza Petrovna has a PhD in History and is Deputy Director of the Kalmyk Institute for Humanities of the Russian Academy of
Thanks to its Eurasian connections, the Tsardom of Russia (1547-1721) and its successor the Muscovy-Romanov Empire (1721-1917) experienced the Buddhist diffusion earlier than many other early modern empires,
The poignant story of Russia’s Buddhist nomad traditions, its spiritual republics, is ongoing. It is a living tale that is far from extinguished. Despite the