Tibet
At the time of this book, this country had recently gained its independence.
Lhasa
This was both a spiritual and governmental capital city.
The Potala
This was a traditional palace built on a high hill that contained numerous apartments and temples within it.
China
This country was the largest neighbor to the recently liberated nation.
India
This country was the source of Buddhism.
Bhutan
This was a British-controlled region at the time of the book.
Kha Karpo
This was a mountain that was viewed as sacred and was the object of pilgrimages.
Dokar Pass
This was a route by which the adopted son and parent traveled.
Gompa
This was a monastery.
Tsampa
This was roasted barley or wheat flour.
Mos
This was a ritual of fortune-telling.
Nagspa
This was a kind of lama especially associated with dark magic.
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