Lamaism, in Tibet, represents the body of religious doctrine and institutions that were derived from Mahayana Buddhism, which was introduced in the 7th century.
Guru Padma-sambhava, the so-called founder of "Lamaism," had five women disciples who compiled several accounts of the teachings of their Master and hid them in various places for the benefit of future believers.
Although Waddell's major work, The Buddhism of Tibet or Lamaism (1895), contained a good deal of information hitherto unknown, ...
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