The Dalai Lama’s Succession Strategy

By Journeyman Pictures

15 min

Can the Karmapa be accepted by his rival sect?

Published in 2009 by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

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    title={{T}he {D}alai {L}ama's {S}uccession {S}trategy},
    author={Journeyman Pictures},
    publisher={the Australian Broadcasting Corporation},
    year=2009,
    month=jan,
    minutes=15,
    keywords={tibetan,tibet,kagyu,gelug},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://youtu.be/gC46L5kBsIs}
}

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