Text number
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006d
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Text title (where present) in Tibetan
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༄༅།།ཞིང་ལ་འབུ་ཚག་པ་སོགས་སྲིན་འབུའི་རིག[རིགས]དང༔ བྱ་དང་བྱི་བ་ལ་སོགས་པའི་བཞི[ཞི]བའི་བསངས[བསང] གི་རིམ་པ་དགོས་འདོད་འབྱུང་བ་བཞུགས་སོ༔
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Text title (where present) in Wylie transliteration
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Zhing la ’bu tshag pa sogs srin ’bu’i rig[rigs] dang/ bya dang byi ba la sogs pa’i bzhi ba’i bsangs[bsang] gi rim pa dgos ’dod ’byung ba bzhugs so/
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A brief summary of the item’s contents
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Fumigation ritual for removing field-parasites and illnesses and for ending wars.
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Number of folios
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9 |
Item numbers
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V006_IMG_1127-1145
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Translation of title
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Fumigation ritual for removing grasshoppers, other insects and birds from the fields, and also for treating diseases of humans and cattle and for resolving conflicts, among other things.
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Transcription of colophon
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Mi rje tshe dbang phun tshogs kyis bzhes ngor bde chen gling pas sdan yul rtse mtho padma ri nas bris pa’o/
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Translation of colophon
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Written by bDe chen gling pa at the high peak of Padma Ri, in sDan (=’Dan) yul, at the encouragement of the ruler Tshe dbang phun tshogs.
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Remarks
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The author, bDe chen gling pa (1833–?) is a well-known gter ston (treasure discoverer) in both the Bon and Buddhist traditions. The location where the text was written, ’Dan ma, is in ’Jo mda’, Kham, the west bank of the ’Bri chu river.
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Digital microscope images
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Back lit samples
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XRF Analysis
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Main elements : Ca, K, S, Fe, Cl, Si
Trace elements: P, Mn
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RTI Images
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Fibre Composition
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