A Study On Buddhist Deeds Of The Monk Second Galdan Shireet Luvsangdambinyam(1689-1762) In The Qing Dynasty

Tibetan Buddhist culture is an important part of the entire Chinese Buddhist culture.Further study of the Qing dynasty monk’s deeds,which is important for understanding the cultural intermingling of various ethnic groups in China,It is of academic significance for expanding the field of Chinese history.This master’s thesis the uses the “Translation of the Manchu Archives of Yong-He-Gong Palace”(2 volumes,2016),the “Biography of Shireet living Buddha Luvsangdambinyam”,the “Altan Erike” and other archives,Mongolian Biography and historical books as the basis,combined with official documents such as “Qing-Shi-Lu” and other Mongolian and Chinese materials,focus on the systematic research of the deeds of the Second Galdan Shireet Luvsangdambinyam(1689-1762)after he was ordered to go to the capital Beijing.The preface section is describes the basis for the selection of the topic,related previous studies,basic historical data and innovations.The main text section’s consists of three chapters.The first chapter compares the lineage of the previous living Buddhas and their special origins of the Second Galdan Shireet Luvsangdambinyam.The second chapter begins with an explanation of the process of the second Galdan Shireet order to go to the capital Beijing.Secondly,the second Galdan Shireet order to build a temple,set up a church to preach and has been instructed to conduct the translation of A Continuation of the Tripitaka such as“Danzhur” into Mongolian is described.The third chapter explores the passage of the Second Galdan Shireet appointment to the ordered to be the presiding lama of Dolon-nuur and his impact on the ethnic culture.The final section is a concluding summary and references.