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Langdarma (glang dar ma).

Brother of the great Dharma king Ralpachen and the persecutor of the Sangha in central Tibet during a five year reign. During his brief reign, he almost succeeded in eradicating Buddhism in Tibet. [RY]
Persecution by Langdarma (glang dar ma): 841-846 [MR]
Assasinated by Lhalung Palgi Dorje, 906 [RY]; 846 or 906 [MR]
Langdarma / Glang dar ma - Brother of ral pa can; persecuted the Sangha in central Tibet during a five year reign, initiating a period of anarchy and disruption [RY]
Langdarma (glang dar ma): 838-842?]] (reign) /Tucci /836-841 Tarthang [MR]

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-'''Wu-t'ai shan''' (ri bo rtse lnga). '''Five-Peaked Mountain'''.
+Langdarma ([[glang dar ma]]).
-*mountain with 5 peaks in China
+*Brother of the great Dharma king [[Ralpachen]] and the persecutor of the Sangha in central Tibet during a five year reign. During his brief reign, he almost succeeded in eradicating Buddhism in Tibet. [RY]
+*[[Persecution by Langdarma]] ([[glang dar ma]]): 841-846 [MR]
+*Assasinated by [[Lhalung Palgi Dorje]], 906 [RY]; 846 or 906 [MR]
+*Langdarma / Glang dar ma - Brother of [[ral pa can]]; persecuted the Sangha in central Tibet during a five year reign, initiating a period of anarchy and disruption [RY]
+*[[Langdarma]] ([[glang dar ma]]): 838-842?]] ([[reign]]) /Tucci  /836-841 Tarthang [MR]
-*Sacred mountain in northern China, especially associated with Manjushri and with practice of Mantrayana.
+[[Category:Early Tibetan Kings]]