The Return of the Divine King: The Daizi Festival in rGyal rong and the Politics of the Sino-Tibetan Frontier
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17 mars 2017
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Aurélia Martin, « The Return of the Divine King: The Daizi Festival in rGyal rong and the Politics of the Sino-Tibetan Frontier », Carnets du Centre Chine (CNRS/EHESS), ID : 10.58079/mg26
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Séance du séminaire du Centre d'Études Himalayennes (CEH) centrée sur le travail de l'ethnologue Tang Yun (Southwest University of Nationalities, Chengdu / visiting scholar à Oxford pour l'année 2016-17), avec une intervention intitulée "The Return of the Divine King: The Daizi Festival in rGyal rong and the Politics of the Sino-Tibetan Frontier". Abstract Situated at the east of the Sino-Tibetan frontier, rGyal rong was officially classified as a Tibetan area in the 1950s. The household pr...