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Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

10. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing bTsongkhapa seated on a lotus-throne between two disciples standing on each side holding a flower with a sword and book respectively (2½ inches high, 2½ inches broad). From Leh.

11. Tablet of unburnt clay showing bTsongkhapa seated with book and sword as in No. 10 (2 inches high, 1¾ inches broad). From sNyemo, Ladakh.

12. Tablet of unburnt clay showing a lama seated in European fashion ; believed to be Pha dam-pa-sangs-rgyas. Possibly Maitréya. (3 inches high, 2½ inches broad.) From Leh.

13. Tablet of unburnt clay showing a four-armed, seated Maitréya (Byams-pa) with lotus and bowl and with a *stūpa* on his head. Inscription in Tibetan characters : first *Oṁ mani padme hūṁ* ; then the *Yē dharmā* formula, rest indistinct, then *Oṁ a huṁ*. (2½ inches high, 2½ inches broad.) From *Likir*.

14. Head of a stucco figurine of a Bōdhisattva coloured. Traces of colour. From Leh. (1½ by 2 inches.)

15. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Tārā (sGrol-ma) seated. From Thugsrje chenpo in Rubshu. (2 by 2 inches.)

16. Same as No. 11, but showing traces of a Tibetan inscription. Inscription…. …. …..*brang po la same*. From sNyemo, Ladakh.

17. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Saṁvara (bDe-mchog) with his Śakti (three or four faces, twelve arms). From Leh. (3½ by 2½ inches.)

18. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Vajrapāṇi (Phyag-dor), in his wrathful form, with s ix arms three faces, trampling on two corpses. From Leh. (3½ by 2½ inches.)

19. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Mañjuśrī. Inscription in Tibetan characters indistinct. From Leh. (2½ by 2 inches.)

20. Tablet of unburnt clay, painted yellow, showing Buddha seated in *bhūmisparśa*. From Leh. (1½ by 1 inch.)

21. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Tārā, same as No. 15. From Rubshu.

22. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing indistinct Bōdhisattva, probably Avalōkitéśvara with two lotus flowers. Tibetan inscription. *Oṁ a huṁ*. From *Thugrje chenpo, Rubshu*. (1½ by 1½ inches.)

23. Ditto.
24. Ditto.

25. Miniature *stūpa* of unburnt clay with eight little *stūpas* in relief. Inscription *Yē dharmā* in Nāgari characters of 11th century. From Spáthug, Ladakh. (4 by 3 inches.)

26. Miniature *stūpa* of unburnt red clay. Inscription *Yē dharmā* in Tibetan characters. From *rGya*, Ladakh. (3½ by 2½ inches.)

27. Miniature *stūpa* of unburnt clay. Inscription in unknown characters, possibly kind of ancient Nāgari. From Leh. (2 by 1½ inches.)

28. Miniature *stūpa* of unburnt red clay with eight little *stūpas* in relief. Inscription indistinct, apparently the *Yē dharmā* formula, in Tibetan or Gupta characters. From rGya, Ladakh. (1½ by 1 inch.)

29. Ditto.
30. Ditto.

31. Tablet of unburnt clay, showing Mañjuśrī ('aJams-dpal) seated with sword and book. Inscription *Yē dharmā* in Indian characters of circa 800-900 A.D. From rGya. (2½ by 2 inches.)

32. Ditto.

33. Tablet of unburnt clay showing Bōdhisattva (Maitréya ?) seated with lotus, book and *stūpa*. Inscription *Yē dharmā* in ancient Tibetan characters. From rGya, Ladakh. (2½ by 2 inches.)

34. Ditto.

35. Ditto. Red clay tablet, similar to Nos. 33 and 34, but book omitted.

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