A) Taoism B) Confucianism C) Hinduism D) Bön
A) Langdarma B) Trisong Detsen C) Rälpachän D) Songtsen Gampo
A) 825 B) 841 C) 817 D) 836
A) Yarlung Dynasty B) Ming Dynasty C) Tang Dynasty D) Yuan Dynasty
A) 33rd B) 41st C) 38th D) 3rd
A) Khenpo Santaraksita B) Ü Dumtsen C) Yumtän D) Guru Padmasambhava
A) Sanchu B) Yalung C) Lhasa D) Chang'an
A) 841–842 B) 838–841 C) 817–836 D) 821–823
A) One B) Four C) Three D) Two
A) Ü Dumtsen B) Langdarma C) Yumtän D) Ösung
A) 11th century B) Around 755 C) 7th century D) 9th century
A) Songtsen Gampo B) Langdarma C) Trisong Detsen D) Ralpachen
A) Sakya period B) Yuan Imperial Court period C) Era of Fragmentation D) Golden age of Buddhism
A) Kagyu B) Sakya C) Yarlung D) Bön
A) Sanchu B) Yalung C) Chang'an D) Lhasa
A) Trisong Detsen B) Padmasambhāva C) Songtsän Gampo D) Mes-ag-tshoms
A) Kamalaśīla and Moheyan B) Padmasambhāva and Śāntarakṣita C) Jincheng Gongzhu and Mes-ag-tshoms D) Songtsän Gampo and Trisong Detsen
A) The Revealed Ones B) The Ancient Ones C) The New Treasures D) The Hidden Masters
A) Vinaya B) Terma C) Abhisamayālankāra D) Sutras
A) Magadha B) Kosambi C) Gandhara D) Kashmir
A) Hinayana and Chan B) Sarvāstivāda and Mūlasarvāstivāda C) Mādhyamika and Yogācārin D) Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna
A) Vinaya B) Abhisamayālankāra C) The Council of Lhasa D) Terma
A) Mūlasarvāstivāda B) Nyingma C) Chan D) Yogācāra
A) Padmasambhāva B) Kamalaśīla C) Jincheng Gongzhu D) Moheyan
A) Moheyan B) Padmasambhāva C) Śāntarakṣita D) Kamalaśīla
A) Lhasa B) Samye C) Khotan D) Magadha
A) Giuseppe Tucci B) Śāntarakṣita C) Sam van Schaik D) John Myrdhin Reynolds
A) They exclusively followed Chinese texts B) Almost no interest at all C) Extremely high interest D) Identical to Indian influence
A) 16th to 19th centuries CE B) 11th to 14th centuries CE C) 1st to 3rd centuries CE D) 6th to 9th centuries CE
A) It spread to India B) It became the state religion C) It was completely banned D) It waned
A) 11th century B) 13th century C) 10th century D) 12th century
A) Ming Dynasty B) Zhangzhung Kingdom C) Mongol Empire D) Qing Dynasty
A) Je Tsongkhapa B) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso C) The 5th Dalai Lama D) Thothori Nyantsen
A) Thothori Nyantsen B) A Mongol leader C) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso D) Je Tsongkhapa
A) The Indians B) The Mongols C) The Manchurians D) The Chinese
A) To support the Mongol invasion B) To convert the Bon religion C) To counter Gelugpa dominance D) To establish a new dynasty
A) Early 20th century B) 17th century C) 21st century D) 19th century
A) Mongol invasion B) Manchurian uprising C) Civil war D) Chinese invasion
A) China B) India C) Mongolia D) The Western world
A) 3rd century B) 9th century C) 6th century D) 1st century
A) Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso B) A Mongol Khan C) Je Tsongkhapa D) Thothori Nyantsen
A) Mongolia B) Yumbulakhang C) Beijing D) Zhangzhung
A) Wencheng B) Bhrikuti C) Songtsen Gampo D) The Fifth Dalai Lama
A) Tang B) Shakya C) Licchavi D) Malla
A) Avalokiteśvara B) Shakyamuni Buddha C) Green Tara D) Akshobya Buddha
A) Wencheng B) Tara C) Jomo D) Bhrikuti
A) Chinese monks B) Nepali craftsmen C) Indian missionaries D) Tibetan soldiers
A) Jokhang B) Mar-po-ri C) Bodhnath D) Potala
A) Wencheng B) Thro-wo C) Akshobya D) Songtsen Gampo
A) White Tara B) Green Tara C) Shakyamuni Buddha D) Avalokiteśvara
A) Thungji Chen-po B) Mikyo Jowo C) Mar-po-ri D) Tsulag Khang
A) The Jokhang Temple B) The Tsulag Khang C) The Licchavi Monastery D) The Red Palace
A) Naropa B) Atiśa C) Rinchen Zangpo D) Milarepa
A) 1182 B) 1055 C) 982 D) 1042
A) Theravada B) Pāla C) Mahayana D) Zen
A) Khön Könchok Gyelpo B) Rinchen Zangpo C) Marpa Lotsawa D) Dromtonpa
A) New Translation school B) Oral Tradition school C) Lineage of the Word D) Grey Earth school
A) Virūpa B) Atiśa C) Naropa D) Tilopa
A) Sakya B) Kadampa C) Kagyu D) Dagpo
A) Milarepa B) Rinchen Zangpo C) Virūpa D) Atiśa
A) Bodh Gaya B) Taxila C) Nalanda D) Vikramashila
A) Virūpa B) Tilopa C) Atiśa D) Naropa
A) Western Xia B) Karakorum C) Amdo D) Kham
A) Military immunity B) Land ownership status C) Tax exempt status D) Official state religion status
A) 1246 B) 1244 C) 1240 D) 1241
A) 1247 B) 1249 C) 1244 D) 1246
A) Constant occupation by large garrisons B) Total destruction of monasteries C) Forced conversion to Mongol paganism D) Rare military intervention |