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*[[Rajagriha Council]]: 483 BC  
*[[Rajagriha Council]]: 483 BC  
*[[Socrates]]: 399 BC
*[[Socrates]]: 399 BC
*[[Chuang Tseu]]: 300 BC
*[[Chuang Tzu]]: 300 BC
*[[Mauryan Empire]]: 320-187 BC, Buddhism flourishes throughout India, and up to Afghanistan.
*[[Mauryan Empire]]: 320-187 BC, Buddhism flourishes throughout India, and up to Afghanistan.
*[[Reign of King Ashoka]]: 268-232 or 272-236 BC
*[[Reign of King Ashoka]]: 268-232 or 272-236 BC

Revision as of 10:27, 14 January 2006

Chronology of Buddhism by Matthieu Ricard

Chronology of Buddhism

India and others:

*[[Ngagyur Nyingma:

  • Trisong Detsen (khri srong lde btsan): 742-797? /718]] (Butön) or 730]] (in Bee kar) rules from 755]] (Ehrhard) 730]] (NH)
  • [[Beginning of construction of Samye: 762
  • Se (sad) mi, mi bdun ordained: 767/ or 827]] (NS)
  • [[According to Khetsun Sangpo's history:
  • [[Khenpo Shantarakshita consecrates the ground: 797
  • [[Khenpo lays the foundations: 798
  • [[Guru Rinpoche leaves India: 802
  • [[Guru Rinpoche reaches Samye: 809
  • [[Guru Rinpoche reconsecrates the ground at Samye: 810
  • [[Guru Rinpoche lays again the foundation stone: 811
  • [[Completion of Samye: 814
  • [[NS V.1, p.950
  • [[The seven "trial monks ordained as novices: 827
  • Guru Padmasambhava depart to Ngayap Ling (Chamara): 864]] (NS) or 876]] (Patrul, Mipham).

Kadam:

Sakya:

Kagyu:

Shangpa Kagyu:

Kalachakra:

Orgyen Nyengyu:

Shiche-Chöd:

Jonang, Bodong:

Zhalu:

Geluk:

Bönpo

Phycisians, gramarians

General:

Sino-Tibetan relationships:

  • 1260-1360: Yuang Emperor, Kublai Khan (Mongolian)
  • 1360-1644: Ming (chinese)
  • 1644-1911: Manchu (Ching)
  • [[1644-1661: Shun-chih
  • [[1662-1722: K'ang-hsi
  • [[1723-1735: Yung-cheng
  • [[1736-1795: Ch'ien-lung
  • [[1796-1820: Chia-ch'ing
  • [[upto 1728: Amban has no power
  • [[1792-1895: Amban has some power
  • [[1811-1814: Amban Ahu Thuli
  • [[1814-1817: Amban Shiming
  • [[1817-1820: No 85 Amban Yuling
  • [[1819-1821: No 86 Amban Linghai
  • [[1820-1907: Kuang-hsu
  • 1820-1823: No 87 Weng'gan (Wenming)
  • [[1821: No 88 Nadanzhu
  • [[1821-1825: No: 90 Amban Baochang
  • [[1823-1827: No 91 Amban Songting
  • [[1895: 13th Dalai Lama, Amban becomes less powerful and in
  • [[1908-1911: Hsuan-t'ung
  • [[1912: The last Amban is expelled from Lhasa.
  • [[1913-1914 Conference of Simla. The Chinese refuse to sign the final agreement.

Unknown:

Sources