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1042 AD

Atisha in Tibet

Religion · Buddhist traditions · Tibetan Vajrayana

Atisha arrives from Bengal and his teachings become important in Tibetan lineages; they do not encompass the full diversity of schools.

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1042
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2026-09-04

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  1. Met — Himalayan region 1000–1400 (opens in a new tab)
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