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@proceedings{1711816,
author = {Bělka, Luboš},
booktitle = {International Online Conference: Sacred Geography: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches in Space and Time; 25-26 September 2020, Nazarbayev University, Nursultan, Kazakhstan},
keywords = {The Shambhala myth; Tibetan Buddhism; Kalachakratantra text; visual representations; Tibet; Mongolia; Buryatia; Buddhist visual sources in the 20th century.},
language = {eng},
title = {Shambhala : One Buryat Reinterpretation of the Myth in 20th Century},
url = {https://eatlas.kz/en/conference/},
year = {2020}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1711816
AU - Bělka, Luboš
PY - 2020
TI - Shambhala : One Buryat Reinterpretation of the Myth in 20th Century
KW - The Shambhala myth
KW - Tibetan Buddhism
KW - Kalachakratantra text
KW - visual representations
KW - Tibet
KW - Mongolia
KW - Buryatia
KW - Buddhist visual sources in the 20th century.
UR - https://eatlas.kz/en/conference/
N2 - The Shambhala myth is a typical narrative form of collective eschatology in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. In addition to the various texts devoted to the Shambhala myth, especially the Kalachakratantra, the visual representations of the Shambhala are also important. In addition to Tibet, Shambhala was extremely popular in other areas of Tibetan Buddhism's spread, such as Mongolia and Buryatia. Here, the Shambhala myth underwent its own development during the 20th century, independent of Tibet, and was politically updated, especially in the 1920s and 1930s. This fact can be proven on both textual and visual sources in the 20th century.
ER -
BĚLKA, Luboš. Shambhala : One Buryat Reinterpretation of the Myth in 20th Century. In \textit{International Online Conference: Sacred Geography: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches in Space and Time; 25-26 September 2020, Nazarbayev University, Nursultan, Kazakhstan}. 2020.
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