Clarifying works written by Luvsanjamba, a representative of Mongolian lamas, who wrote books on worship to the teacher in Tibetan

• Published in: Nomadic Civilization: Historical Research 2024-10, Vol.4 (3), p.90-97
• Main Authors: B. Khishigsukh, B. Jambal
• Format: Article
• Language: Russian
• Subjects: history; lama; luvsanjambaa; mongolian monks; mongolian religion
• ISSN: 2782-3377
• DOI: 10.53315/2782-3377-2024-4-3-90-97

In this article, the authors propose the study revealed that we need to search for the biographies and books of the remaining Mongolian lama. Luvsanjambaa is one of the Mongolian lamas (monks) who wrote many books and works in the Tibetan language and a disciple of the Dalai Günii Khüree, who lived from the last half of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The contents of his books indicate that Luvsanjambaa is a person who has the talent to write books and the ability to teach. He wrote his books for the Mongolian VIII Bogd Agvaan Luvsan Choijinnyam Danzin Vanchüg, Bigchüsumadi, Lama Luvsan Chimed Dorj, Namjal Sodnom Vanchüg , Dagva Luvsan, Tsorj lama Luvsan Tseveen Ravdan of the Western Monastery (Shangkh Monastery was located in Kharkhorin soum area of Ӧverkhangai province of present-day Mongolia) and respecting them as teachers. Among the books and works of these high lamas, the books of the VIII Bogd Agvaan Luvsan Choijinnyam Danzin Vanchüg, lama Luvsan Chimed Dorj and Namjal Sodnom Vanchüg, and the Tsorj lama Luvsan Tseveen Ravdan of the Western Monastery have now entered the circulation of current academic research. Also, it is clear that Luvsanjamba’s books written in the Tibetan language are valuable materials for the history of Mongolian religion, the study of religious rituals, and the study of Mongolian historical literature written in Tibetan.