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Archive Reference (shelfmark) EAP1221/5 Subject Human settlements Digitised Content Yes (available)

1. EAP1221/5

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/5
Title:
Tsering Tashi Labu Collection
Scope & Content:
The household collection of Tsering Tashi Labu. A collection of medical texts and Spiti song and speech texts. Custodial history: All the material was passed to the current owner by his father Labu Chherring, who inherited the bulk of the material from his father, Tsering Tashi Labu's grandfather...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
1800-2023
Extent:
4843

2. EAP1221/5/1/9

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/5/1/9
Title:
དཔེ་ཆ
Scope & Content:
A woodblock printed unbound Tibetan text (pecha) on handmade paper. In "headed" Tibetan dbu chen (Uchen) script. An additional commentary on the illuminated text from the same household collection (EAP1221_HNS_TTL_TXT-2),which itself is a commentary on the third medical tantra, the oral tradition...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Early 20th century
Extent:
112

3. EAP1221/5/1/13

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/5/1/13
Title:
དཔེ་ཆ
Scope & Content:
A handwritten unbound Tibetan text (pecha) on handmade paper. Handwritten in "headless" Tibetan dbu med (Ume) script. An additional commentary on the illuminated text from the same household collection (EAP1221_HNS_TTL_TXT-2),which itself is a commentary on the third medical tantra, the oral trad...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Late 19th century
Extent:
73

4. EAP1221/5/2/6

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/5/2/6
Title:
དཔེ་ཆ
Scope & Content:
A Tibetan text (pecha) written on handmade paper consisting of folded sheets which are held together with thread. Handwritten in "headed" Tibetan dbu chen (Uchen) script. Title is (Tib སྐྱེམ་གསོལ་བཞུགས་སོ།། Wylie skyem gsol bzhugs so) Perhaps written more correctly as སྐྱེམས་གསོལ་བཞུགས་སོ།། This ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Late 19th century
Extent:
29