Author: Gyanpian Gyamco, Wu Wei
Translated by: Zuo Yangyang, Zhao Xiaoxue
ISBN: 9787508544564
Press:China Intercontinental Press
Publication Date: 2010-4
Abstract
The long historical novel The 13th Dalai Lama——Gyangze Battle of 1904 was written in the early 1980s, a period when the Chinese Government had just started to put in place the reform and opening-up policy. It was published by the China Federation of Literary and Art Publishing Corporation in 1985.
About the author
GYANPIAN GYAMCO
Gyanpian Gyamco, of the Tibetan ethnic group, was born in Batang County of the Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province in 1938. He joined the PLA in 1950 and he worked for the Ethnic Publishing House from 1956 to 1980.Beginning in 1981, he was transferred to work for the Ethnic Literature Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, engaging exclusively in the research into King Gesar. His works include A Probe Into King Gesar, Biography of King Gesar, Historical Fate of Gesar, Gesar and Tibetan Culture, On Gesar, Approaching Gesar, Galsang Medo, The 13th Dalai Lama.Master Panchen Erdeni, Snowland General Tan Guansan and Biography of Li Jue.
WU Wel
Wu Wei graduated from the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences with an MA degree in 1988. She engaged in the publishing business as an editor and manager for prolonged period of time, Her works include Biography of King Gesar, Figures in King Gesar, The 13th Dalai Lama and Tibetan Literature, She now works for the Information Office of the State Council.
Contents
Foreword of Second Edition
chapter I:Buddha of the Land of Snows
Chapter II:The Tent Shrouded in Shadow
Chapter III:A New Star Rises in the Northeast
Chapter IV:Qoini Makes a Divination
Chapter V:The New Qing High Commissioner for Tibet
Chapter VI:
Smoke Rings Signal Deep Emotion
Chapter VII:
Francis Young husband's Dream
Chapter VIII:
Fear and Worry
Chapter IX:
A Flock of Sheep at the Foot of the Mountain...
Chapter :
The Lute of a Buddhist Guardian
Chapter XI:
The Nanyi Monastery Meets With Catastrophe...
Chapter XII:
The Barkor Street Corner
Chapter XIII:
The Silence of Norbu Lingka
Chapter XIV:
Ebullient Lhasa
chapter VI:
Mysterious Mongolian Lamas
Chapter XVI:
The Small Monastery on the Mountain
Chapter XVII:
By the Holy Lake
Chapter XVIII:
Cheerful Laughter under the Walls of the Ancient Castle
Chapter XIX:
Stranded in Parlha Village
Chapter XX:
Towering Copper Tower
Chapter XXI:
The God of Fire Shows His Power
Chapter XXII:
A Fearful Place
Chapter XXIII:
The Austere Yamun Guarded by Stone Lions
Chapter XXIV:
Water Is as Precious as Blood
Chapter XXVL:
He Belongs to This Land
Chapter XXVI:
The Moment of Truth
Chapter XXVII:
Eternal Starlight