What is the auspicious word for Tibet? Which countries are on the border of Tibet?

The topography of Linzhi, Tibet: The altitude is lower than other areas in Tibet. It is the area with the largest vertical landform difference in the world. The Himalayas and Nyainqentanglha Mountains stretch parallel to each other from west to east like two giant dragons. "Nanga Bawa" is the white snow peak on the dragon's spine. It is 7,782 meters above sea level and is the highest snow peak in the southern Himalayas. It connects with the Hengduan Mountains, forming a unique terrain surrounded by mountains. Let's take a car to Tibet! So what is the auspicious word for Tibet? What countries are on the border of Tibet? Let's take a look at the introduction of Encyclopedia Knowledge Network!

Contents of this article

1. What is the auspicious word in Tibet?

2. Which countries are on the border of Tibet?

3. What scriptures are recited in Tibetan Buddhism?

What is the auspicious word in Tibet?

1. Tashi Delek - good luck and prosperity.

2. Losarsang – Happy New Year.

3. Xia Pu Da - Cheers.

4. Ama Bazhugong Kangsang - May the hostess live long and healthy.

5. Dingduo Dewa Tubaxiu - May you be safe and auspicious every year.

6. Nanyangzong Juyuebaxiu - May we gather like this every year.

7. Jiji! Soso! Lajiluo - pray to the gods for happiness and peace.

8. Tashi Delek Pengsong Co - The younger generation wishes the elders good luck and great merit.

9. Auspicious snowflakes turn into ghee, sincere blessings are kneaded into tsampa, happiness and satisfaction are brewed into barley wine, and heartfelt prayers turn into Hada. Happy Chinese New Year, Tashi Delek!

10. Light a butter lamp, raise a cup of barley wine, look at the stars, and present a white Hada to you and your family. May joy and smiles accompany you and your family, happiness and health. Tashi Delek!

11. No matter how far your ideal is, just take action; no matter how much wealth you have, just be content; no matter how fat or thin your body is, just be healthy; no matter how broad or narrow your mood is, just be optimistic; no matter when you send messages, just send your blessings!

12. May the coming of Losar bring happiness to the snow-covered land, poverty to the Tibetans, health to the roofs of their houses, and joy to the Qinghai-Tibet-Kham region, where the butcher knives are laid down, Amdo to the beast skins, the front Tibet to get rid of __, and the rear Tibet to give up alcoholism.

13. When Losa arrived, a divine bull suddenly came down to earth, with a wishful head, a lucky mouth, happy horns, healthy legs, prosperous feet, developed ribs, happy chest, safe back, prosperous belly, and a big and smooth tail. I wish you sweetness and harmony.

14. The fluttering prayer flags are my blessings, the rotating prayer wheels are my prayers, the dancing wind horses are my wishes, and the flickering butter lamps are my hopes. I wish you all good health, success in your career, happiness in your family, and a happy New Year.

15. Let my blessings go over the railings of the Potala Palace Square, pass through the barbecue stalls at Zhangjiashizi, bypass the ancient Lhasa River, climb up to the top of the majestic Mount Everest, and shout to you: Losel Sang Tashi Delek!

Which countries border Tibet?

Tibet borders Myanmar, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim and other countries as well as the Kashmir region.

Myanmar: Myanmar is located in southeastern Asia and western Indochina Peninsula. Its north and northeast border China's Tibet and Yunnan. The China-Myanmar border is about 2,185 kilometers long, of which the Yunnan-Myanmar section is 1,997 kilometers. It borders Laos and Thailand in the east, with the Myanmar-Thailand and Myanmar-Laos borders being 1,799 kilometers and 238 kilometers long respectively.

India: The Republic of India, referred to as India, is located in South Asia and is the largest country in the South Asian subcontinent. The northeastern part of the territory borders Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet, China, the eastern part borders Myanmar, the southeastern part faces Sri Lanka across the sea, and the northwest borders Pakistan.

Bhutan: Bhutan is located in southern Asia. It is an inland country on the southern slope of the eastern Himalayas. It borders Tibet, China in the northwest and north, and Sikkim, India, West Bengal, and Shannan, China in the west, south, and east respectively. The total area is 38,394 square kilometers.

Nepal: Nepal is a landlocked mountainous country in South Asia, located in the southern foothills of the middle section of the Himalayas, bordering China's Tibet to the north, surrounded by India to the east, west and south, with a border line of 2,400 kilometers. Nepal is a nearly rectangular country, 885 kilometers long from east to west and between 145-241 kilometers from south to north.

Sikkim: Sikkim is located on the southern slope of the eastern section of the Himalayas. Sikkim borders Bhutan to the east, Nepal to the west, Tibet to the north, and West Bengal to the south.

What scriptures are recited in Tibetan Buddhism

Tibetan Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism or Lamaism, refers to the branch of Buddhism introduced into Tibet, China. The main texts to be studied are the Lamrim Path to Enlightenment and the Lamrim Path to Tantra.

Tibetan Buddhism belongs to Northern Buddhism, and is one of the three major geographical systems of Buddhism along with Han Buddhism and Southern Buddhism. It belongs to Mahayana Buddhism, but its main feature is the Tantric tradition. Tibetan Buddhism does not have the Hinayana tradition. Although the Sarvastivada and Sautrantika schools have a certain degree of influence on the formation of Tibetan Buddhism, the two are not the same in terms of Buddhist practice and precepts, and there is no direct and inevitable relationship. From the perspective of Mahayana Buddhism, Tibetan Tantric Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism are obviously relative. The spread of Tibetan Buddhism is concentrated in the main Tibetan settlements in China (Tibet, Qinghai, Sichuan, Gansu, Yunnan), Mongolia, Nepal, Bhutan, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh and Dharamsala in India, and Kalmykia, Tuva and Buryatia in Russia. In modern times, Tibetan Buddhism has gradually spread to all parts of the world.