A Fragment in a Silk Scroll

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• Number in Tumurtogoo 2010	51
  Type	edict fragments
  Script and language	'Phags-pa, Mongolian
  Material	silk scroll
  Discovery and first edition	first publication: Bosson 1985
  Text	transcription and translation in the corpus mongoliancorpus.org

  Contents

  Two fragments (A, B) of edicts on a silk scroll: protective charters for the dhāraṇī masters of Gon rgyal and for lHa rje Seng ge of Rung. Textually, fragment A belongs to edict no. 8 (Tem2) and fragment B to edict no. 3 (Qub3).

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  Literature (3)

  • Bosson J.E. (1985). It's Springtime for 'Phags-pa. Altaistic Studies, Stockholm
  • Tömörtogoo D. (Төмөртогоо Д.) (2002). Mongol dörvölžin üsegijn duraschalyn sudalgaa. Monuments in Mongolian Language II, Ulaanbaatar
  • Tumurtogoo D. (Tömörtogoo D., Төмөртогоо Д.); Cecegdari G. (2010). Mongolian Monuments in 'Phags-pa Script. Introduction, Transliteration, Transcription and Bibliography. Language and Linguistics Monograph Series 42, Taipei: Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica PDF · 52.7 MB

  Source of the data: Tumurtogoo 2010: 117–118, plate p. 264; Bosson 1985

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