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Itigilov (13 May 1852 – 15 June 1927) was a
Buryat Buddhist lama of the
Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Born in the
countryside of Buryatia,
Itigilov's parents...
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Bolshevik Revolution, Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov served as the 12th
Pandito Khambo Lama of
Eastern Siberia from 1911 to 1917.
Itigilov stepped down in 1917 at the...
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Adventures in
Wonderland by
Lewis Carroll (d. 1934) May 13 – Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov,
Buryat Buddhist leader (d. 1927) May 14 Émile Fayolle,
French general...
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chanting the
prayer of death, and died, mid-meditation. The
monks followed Itigilov's directions, and when they
exhumed his body 30
years later, they were amazed...
- Kong.
Other notable examples of
Buddhist mummification are Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov in Siberia,
Loung Pordaeng in Thailand, and a 15th-century
Tibetan monk...
- died c. 1450–1480 The Ice
Maiden Siberia 5th
century BCE Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov Siberia 1852–1927
Christian Friedrich von
Kahlbutz Prussia 1651–1702 Sogen...
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Jerome K. Jerome,
English writer (b. 1859) June 15 – Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov,
Chinese Buddhist leader (b. 1852) June 20 –
Clara Louise Burnham, American...
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Buddhist teacher and
writer in the
Soviet Union Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov (1852–1927) —
mummified Buddhist leader of
Siberia Yuliya Adushnayeva —...
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Taras Tomenko Ukraine Kofeman (Coffee Addict)
Alexander Itigilov Ukraine Bereg (The Сoast)
Konstantin Denesuk Ukraine Redkiy Dozhd (Drizzle)...
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became "the
center of
Buddhism in
eastern Siberia". Lama Dashi-Dorzho
Itigilov received his
medical training here. The temple,
which was
ransacked in...
