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Tashi Lama|ˈtæʃɪ ˈlɑːmə|
Also 8–9 Teshoo Lama, Teshu Lama; 9 Tishu Lama, etc.
[f. Tashi Lhunpo, the name of the monastery ruled by the Tashi Lama, + lama1.]
A title of the Panchen Lama (see panchen).
1774G. Bogle Mission to Tibet (1876) p. xlvii, There have been two great incarnations of equal rank: the Dalai Lama at Potala..; and the Teshu Lama at Teshu Lumbo, the incarnation of the Buddhisatwa Amitabha. 1784S. Turner Let. 2 Mar. in Acct. of Embassy to Court of Teshoo Lama in Tibet (1800) iii. 366 He will ratify the promises made to the former Teshoo Lama, the moment the present Lama is capable of renewing the application. 1811W. Kirkpatrick Acct. of Kingdom of Nepaul 341 Some persons of rank on the part of the Teeshoo Lama, and Sankia Lama, came into the Goorkha camp. 1819F. Hamilton Acct. of Kingdom of Nepal i. i. 57 Still more celebrated is the Tishu Lama, who resides at Degarchi, and is the spiritual guide of the Chinese emperors. 1876[see lama1]. 1923Daily Mail 18 Apr. 5 The Tashi Lama is of equal rank with the better-known Lama Guru of Lhassa, but he rules over a smaller area, and has not nearly so much temporal power as the latter, though he is regarded as a holier person. 1950A. De Riencourt Lost World viii. 96 His new name was Panchen Rimpoche or Precious Great Sage and his successors became known all over the world as Panchen or Tashi Lamas. |