IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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| Peking to Lhasa : vol.1 | |
| 北京からラサへ : vol.1 |
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引用情報
106 PEKING TO LHASA
The average for a family in Sining is five. For
instance, five years previously 995 families con-
sisted of 10,083 persons. Now 2009 families have
9971 persons. Though it is generally stated that
the children of Chinese-Tibetan marriages become
Tibetan, Père Schram said it depended on place
and influence whether the children became Chinese
or Tibetan. In villages where Chinese predomin-
ated or possibly where the chief ruler was Chinese
they usually become Chinese, and vice versa.
The " Gurong ", an important Buddhist Abbot
of the red sect, lives between Kweite and Sunhwa
on the Yellow River in Kansu. In or about 1919
he went to Lhasa to try and arrange certain
matters with the Dalai Lama. Ma Ch'i did not
approve of this and sent two Chinese ahead to
Lhasa to report. He also sent a third man to Lhasa
to spy on the Gurong. The Gurong could not get
an interview with the Dalai Lama, and on making
inquiries discovered he was hindered by the spy.
So he invited the spy to dine with him and then
had him tied up by the fingers till he confessed.
After the spy had confessed the Gurong murdered
him. When the Dalai Lama heard of this he
fined the Gurong. And the two Chinese also
hearing of it returned ahead of the Gurong to
Sining-fu and told Ma Ch'i, who took away his
arms from the Gurong when he arrived at Jye-
kundo and fined him when he arrived at Sining.
The Gurong then retired to his monastery.
Pereira found Père Schram to be a most
energetic man. When he first came to Sining the
only Catholic was his boy. In five years he had
made nearly 10,000 converts of whom about
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