Government of the three Kalons

The government of the three Kalöns (1727–1728) in the Tibetan history of the 18th century was that of the three ministers ( Tib. Bka 'blon ; Kalön) Ngaphöpa Dorje Gyelpo ( nga phod pa rdo rje rgyal po ), Lumpane Trashi Gyelpo ( lum pa nas bkra shis rgyal po ) and Charaba Lodrö Gyelpo ( sbyar ra ba blo gros rgyal po ) existing triumvirate that took power in Lhasa immediately after the assassination of Khangchenne . The period of this reign fell in the 5th and 6th years of the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty and was ended by Pholhane .

Web links

• Wang Sen 王森: Xizang Fojiao fazhan shilüe (Brief History of the Development of Tibetan Buddhism) - Online Excerpt - Chinese

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chin. San galun lianhe zhizheng 三 噶 伦 联合 执政
2. ↑ Chinese 阿尔布巴
3. ↑ Chinese 隆布 鼐
4. ↑ Chinese 扎尔 鼐
5. ↑ see: Luciano Petech : China and Tibet in the early 18th century. History of the establishment of Chinese protectorate in Tibet (= T'oung pao: archives concernant l'histoire, les langues, la géographie, l'ethnographie et les arts de l'Asie orientale. Monograph 1, ISSN  0169-832X ). Brill, Leiden 1972, p. 283.