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[[ba ri]] hat, formerly worn by soldiers, guards or later just for ceremony [IW] | |||
[[ba ri]] hat, formerly worn by soldiers, guards or later just for ceremony (called [[gzim chung ba]] because they usaully, unlike dignitaries, stayed in little rooms. Worn at [[mdzad sgo]], ceremonies for business or things one has to do) [IW] | |||
solitary monastery in tsang [JV] | |||
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ba ri hat, formerly worn by soldiers, guards or later just for ceremony [IW]
ba ri hat, formerly worn by soldiers, guards or later just for ceremony (called gzim chung ba because they usaully, unlike dignitaries, stayed in little rooms. Worn at mdzad sgo, ceremonies for business or things one has to do) [IW]
solitary monastery in tsang [JV]