- གངས་རི།
- ཏི་སེ་གངས།
- ཏི་སེ།
- ཏི་སེའི་གངས་ཅན།
- ཏི་སེའི་གངས།
- ཏི་སེའི་རི།
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- Kailāśa
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A sacred mountain located in the Himālaya, thought by Buddhists and Hindus to be the abode of a number of important gods.
- Kailāśa
- ཏི་སེ།
- ti se
- kailāśa
Mount Kailash, often considered the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the central world-axis in numerous South Asian cosmographies. In its role as the center of the cosmos, Mount Kailash is considered to be the dwelling place of numerous Buddhist and non-Buddhist deities including the Hindu god Śiva, the tantric Buddhist god Cakrasaṃvara, Kubera, and others. The mountain is considered sacred to Hindus, Buddhists, and Bönpos.
- Kailāsa
- ཏི་སེའི་རི།
- ti se’i ri
- kailāsa
Mount Kailash, often considered the earthly representation of Mount Meru, the central world-axis in numerous South Asian cosmographies. In its role as the center of the cosmos, Mount Kailash is considered to be the dwelling place of numerous Buddhist and non-Buddhist deities including the Hindu god Śiva, the tantric Buddhist god Cakrasaṃvara, Kubera, and others. The mountain is considered sacred to Hindus, Buddhists, and Bönpos.
- Kailāśa
- ཏི་སེ།
- ti se
- kailāśa
A mountain in the north of Jambudvīpa.
- Kailāsa
- ཏི་སེ།
- ti se
- kailāsa
A mountain king.
- Mount Kailāśa
- ཏི་སེའི་གངས།
- ཏི་སེའི་གངས་ཅན།
- ti se’i gangs
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- kailāśa
- Kailash
- ཏི་སེ་གངས།
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- kailāsa
A geographical location in this sūtra.
- Mount Kailash
- ཏི་སེ།
- ti se
- kailāsa
Normally regarded the same as Mount Sumeru; in some contexts, though, it appears to be different.
- Mount Tisé
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Also known as Mount Kailāśa, Mount Tisé is one of Tibet’s three famous mountains. Located in present-day Purang county in Ngari prefecture. The name Tisé is a Shangshung (zhang zhung) word for “water deity,” since the mountain is said to be the source of four rivers.