A Study Of The Tibetan Horse Culture In Dunhuang Tibean Literature

The culture of the horse initially was stemmed from the hunting activities by huma n beings.There are tremendous introductions of this culture as different cultures and per spectives around the world.Tibetan has the horses culture since the region of ten domina tors.It was proudly proved that horses culture has the history of four thousands to five th ousands yearsFirst i took the origination of horses.Then inferred time of the hunting activities pro bably be the five thousands years ago.For instance.There are So many domestications S ince the region of ten dominators.In the lha yul kong thang((?))and lha svi chu gong.((?))chap mdoai kha rub((?))Moreover.Significant culture of the horses gradually grow in the gtsng((?))and kong po((?)).myangyul((?))the time of eleven states.Finally took some reliable Archaeological literatures and dunhuang texts to claimed people placed the family name or local name in front of t he horses nameAt the end.I took The texts for praised the horses from the dunhuang texts P.T.1060 and texts about the horses during the khri srong lde bthan((?))and the jog ro byevu chunggirta dpaydgsal phvi sgrolme((?))and jogrovi lugs gyi rta dpayd vdod don kun grub((?)).the of Seven outstanding experts of horse:rta rgyud rin chen preng ba((?))and of nine outstanding experts of horse:rta dpayd kun gsal me logn((?)).Then concluded that the most of those texts belonged to the time of khri srong lde bthan((?))[newly founded texts about Tibetan armies]and the texts about the horses issues P.T.1100 from the dunhuang.The documentary of wa zhi((?))borrowed the horses P.T.1296-3and P.T.1297.testify of horses using things in tiger year.And took The things belonged to the horses that placed in the Museum of Victoria and Albert,London and Royal Museum of Fort Eddenburg.Metrop olitan Museum of Art.Tibet Museum.Private Museum of Chicago to researched the horses systems and regulations.And the source of those things that belonged to the horse during the Tibetan imperial time.