Dalai Collection

The Dalai Lama's House at Kalimpong, India, from a fascinating album which reveals new details on a little-known campaign in which a British military force brushed aside Tibetan defences to

Reincarnation: Dalai Lama reborn 1934
When the Dalai Lama dies, a baby boy born at precisely the same moment is recognised by church leaders at Lhasa, Tibet, as his reincarnation. 1934

Dalai Lama addressing a huge crowd in Tibet, 1956
Where insurrection and deep anti-Chinese unrest are reported: Tibet - a photograph showing the Dalai Lama addressing a huge religious gathering at the Jokhang Temple in the capital, Lhasa. Date: 1956

Historical views of Further India (Southeast Asia)
Historical views of Further India (Thailand and Myanmar). Liar having his mouth sewn shut in Siam (Thailand) 43, stilthouses in the jungles of Siam 44

The Dwelling of Tefsaling Lama with the Religious Edifice Stiled Kugopea
TRV230455 The Dwelling of Tefsaling Lama with the Religious Edifice Stiled Kugopea, from Account of an Embassy to the Court of the Teshoo Lama in Tibet by Captain Turner

Dalai Lama of Tibet (1935 -), spiritual leader of the Buddhist religion

View of Lhasa, capital of Tibet, from China Monumentis, printed in Amsterdam in 1667
XJF349729 View of Lhasa, capital of Tibet, from China Monumentis, printed in Amsterdam in 1667 (engraving) by Kirchen, Atanasio (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Buddhist stupa of Swayambu (Monkey Temple) (Swayambhunath), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kathmandu, Nepal, Asia

The Grand Lama of Rongbuk
The Grand Lama of the Rongbuk Monastery, Tibet. Date: circa 1910s

The Panchan Lama, 1932
Photograph of His Serene Holiness the Panchan Lama in his ceremonial clothes, Peking, October 1932. The Panchan Lama is second in the Tibetan Buddhist hierarchy to the Dalai Lama

Sven Hedin to Tibet - 6
The Dalai Lama, forewarned of Hedins expedition, stops them and forces them to return to Ladak. Though he never reaches Lhasa, he makes very important discoveries

China / Tibet / Potala C1910
The Potala, the former residence of the Dalai Potala, dominates the town of Lhasa, just as the Buddhist religion dominates the populace

Dalai Lama Flees British
The Dalai Lama flees British occupation in Tibet

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The captivating journey of Dalai unfolds through various historical moments and breathtaking landscapes. From the tranquil abode of The Dalai Lama's House in Kalimpong, India, to the lesser-known campaign that witnessed British forces triumphantly capturing Lhasa in 1904, this album unravels new details about a remarkable chapter. Reincarnation plays a significant role in the life Lama, as seen when he was reborn in 1934. His spiritual presence resonates powerfully as he addresses an enormous crowd in Tibet during 1956, spreading his message of peace and compassion. As we delve into history further, we catch glimpses of Southeast Asia's rich heritage with intriguing views from Further India. The Dwelling of Tefsaling Lama with its majestic religious edifice called Kugopea stands as a testament to the region's cultural diversity. Potala Palace emerges majestically against the backdrop of Lhasa's mystical landscape. This iconic structure has been an integral part of Tibetan history for centuries and continues to inspire awe even today. Dalai Lama himself holds immense significance as the spiritual leader of Buddhism since 1935. His wisdom and teachings have touched countless lives across generations, guiding them towards enlightenment and inner peace. Figures depicting divinities within Kalmyk religion remind us that spirituality takes myriad forms across different cultures. These intricate sculptures serve as windows into a world where faith intertwines seamlessly with artistry. Traveling back centuries ago, we witness Lhasa's grandeur through View from China Monumentis printed in Amsterdam in 1667. It transports us to an era where ancient traditions thrived amidst stunning natural beauty. The Buddhist stupa at Swayambu stands tall as a symbol of enlightenment and tranquility amidst Nepal's vibrant landscape. Its serene aura invites visitors on a spiritual pilgrimage like no other.