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  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Foreword
  6. Preface
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. On Language and Orthography
  9. Introduction
  10. 1 Muli The Political Integration of a Lama Kingdom
  11. 2 Bustling Township A Muli Township in the Post-Mao Era
  12. 3 The Premi House Ritual and Relatedness
  13. 4 Premi Cosmology Ritual and the State
  14. 5 Modernity in Yunnan Religion and the Pumizu
  15. Conclusion
  16. Epilogue
  17. Glossary
  18. Notes
  19. Bibliography
  20. Index

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INDEX

The index that appeared in the print version of this title was intentionally removed from the eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below

Amundsen, Edvard

ancestor worship

anji: and Buddhism

difference with yèma

during Cultural Revolution

lineage protector deity

revival after Mao

and rituals for exorcising evil spirits

and rituals for house construction

and rituals for mountain deities

and rituals for water deities

transmission of lineage

use of texts in ritual

Anti-Right Deviation campaign

Aziz, Barbara

Ba’er. See Bar clan

baise

banditry/ bandits

Bar clan

Bathang

Bauman, Zygmunt

bazong

Bell, Catherine

Benjor

birth control, in Bustling Township

Blondeau, Anne-Marie

Bön(po)

Bourdieu, Pierre

brö demons

Buddhism

in Bustling Township

coexistence with anji practices

coexistence with other religions

influence on Premi cosmology

in Ninglang (Yunnan)

relationship

with Party-state

role as seen by Muli elites

use of texts in ritual. See also Gelug(pa); Karma Kagyu(pa); Sakya; Theravada

Buddhist Association

Bustling Township: agricultural production in

government administration of

geography of

ethnic groups in

income generation in

poverty alleviation in

caterpillar fungus

Certeau, Michel de

Chau, Adam Yuet

Chen Xialing

Chiang Kai-shek

Chinese Communist Party

in Bustling Township

Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference

Christianity

clan

affiliation in Bustling Township

exogamy

origins in Bustling Township

as ritual unit

segmentation

community

Confucius

control commissioner

Corlin, Claes

corvée

CPPCC. See Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference

cremation ceremony

crime: in Bustling Township

in Muli during Republic

Cultural Revolution

Dalai Lama: 3rd

5th

13th

14th

Dali Kingdom

Dargay, Eva

Davies, Major H. R.

ddaba (Na ritualist)

Dean, Kenneth

deities

living

Democratic Management Committee

Democratic Reforms campaign

Dingba Shenro

disease: curing of

as drain on family economy

Dresch, Paul

dtô-mbà

Durkheim, Émile

dzen. See also house

dzen-me

education (official): in Bustling Township

participation in

elections

elites

ethics in research

ethnic conflict, in Bustling Township

ethnic identity, in Bustling Township

evil spirits. See shep’a

exogamy, clan

Eya

Falungong

family planning. See birth control

Feuchtwang, Stephan

fieldwork, as a research methodology

Fjeld, Heidi

forests: management in Bustling Township

and mountain deities

Four-Antis movement

gaitu guiliu

Gami

Geertz, Clifford

Gellner, David

gender roles

genealogies

Gelug(pa): conflict with Bön

conflict with Karma Kagyu(pa)

establishment in Muli

relationship with Muli elites

gold mining

Goldstein, Melvyn

Great Leap Forward

Gushri Khan

Gyelthang

habitus

Han, in Bustling Township

Handel-Mazetti, Heinrich

hangui. See also anji

hangui school

Harrell, Stevan

Heart Sutra

Hillman, Ben

The History of the Dharma in Muli (Ngawang Khenrab, comp.)

house (as unit of social organization)

as corporate unit

and ritual activity

splitting of. See also dzen

household responsibility system

Hsu, Elisabeth

Hu Jingming

Hui

inheritance

interview, as a research methodology

Islam

Jamyang Sangpo

jhü. See clan

Jiang Jieshi. See Chiang Kai-shek

Jiayang Chunpin

Jiayang Zhigu

Jing Jun

job-rotation system

Kachin

Kapstein, Matthew

karma

Karma Kagyu(pa)

Kham

Khetsun Sangpo

kinship

terminology. See also relatedness

Klein, Anne C.

Kublai Khan

Kulu Gompa

Kværne, Per

Kwakwaka’wakw

lama

land: dividing of

-use policy

language use, in education

Levine, Nancy

Lévi-Strauss, Claude

Lijiang

Lin Jiayong

Litzinger, Ralph

Liu Lirong

Liu Longchu

Liu Wenhui

Lobsang Thutob

logging

Lòlop’o

Long Xijiang

Long Yun

Lopes, Donald S.

Lowie, R. H.

lunhuan. See job-rotation system

Manchu

Maoism

marriage: age for

ceremony

cross-cousin

finding partner for

laws and registration of

types of. See also polyandry; polygyny

Mathieu, Christine

matrilineal society

McKhann, Charles

me-drö

Mentuhui

Metcalf, Peter

Miao

modernity

Mongols

Mu (ruling Naxi clan)

Mu Ding

Mu Qin

Mu Wenfu

Mu Zeng

Mueggler, Eric

Muge Samten

Muli

ethnic make-up

history before 1580

relationship with Lhasa

relationship with Qing

religion in history of

Muli chöchung. See The History of the Dharma in Muli

Muli Gompa

establishment of

number of monks at

Muli Tibetan Automous County, establishment of

Na

kinship and descent

Naef, Roland

naming (of newborn children)

Nanzhou Kingdom

nat cult

National People’s Congress, in Bustling Township

Natural Forest Protection Program

Naxi

kinship system of

polyandry among

polygyny among

religious beliefs and ritual practice

Ndembu

Neten Tsultrim Sangpo

Nima Anji

Nomihan

Nuosu

armed conflict with

Nyinba

offering stone

Opening Up the Western Regions (government policy)

orthodoxy

pacification commissioner

Panchen Lama

People’s Communes

People’s Liberation Army

PLA. See People’s Liberation Army

political power

polyandry

polygyny

praying

for male offspring

Premi, appellation and distribution: in Bustling Township

in Muli

in Ninglang

Premi language

pseudonyms, use of

Pumi(zu) (official minzu label of Premi in Yunnan). See also Premi, appellation and distribution

Qing

control over Tibet

Red Guards

reincarnation

relatedness

religion, as social practice

CCP view on

regulation by the Party-state

Religious Affairs Bureau

Rek’ua

Rock, Joseph F.

Sakya

Samuel, Geoffrey

Sangye Gyatso

Schiesser, Markus

Scott, James

sexual relations

Sheils, Dean

shep’a

Shih Chuan-kang

Shu Yuanyuan

Shuhin

Shuiluo

slaves, taking of

social stratification

soma

Sonam Gyatso. See Dalai Lama: 3rd

soul. See me-drö

Spiro, Melford

State Administration of Religious Affairs

superstition, concept of

Teichman, Eric

Theravada

Tianbao. See Natural Forest Protection Program

Tibet: relation with Qing

relation with Republic of China

social transformation in

Tibetan language. See also language use, in education

“Tibetanization”

Tsongkhapa

Tuigeng Huanlin campaign

tulku

official recognition by Party-state

position of, in Muli

Turner, Victor

tusi: defined

number in Sichuan

position in Muli

replacement by Qing administrators

women holding position of

in Yongning

ulag. See corvée

United Front policy

uprising, in Kham (1956–59)

village committees

villagers, small groups of

Wachin Gompa

Waija Dorje Tsering

Wang Chengquan

Wang Peichu Qudian

Wang Shuwu

Weber, Max

Weckerle, Caroline

Wu Sangui Rebellion

Xiang Cicheng Zhaba

Xiang Niancha

Xiang Peichu Zhaba

Xiang Songdian Chunpin

Xiang Songlang Zhashen

Xiang Zhaba Songdian

Xiang Zhashi

Xifan

yak breeding station

Yan Ruxian

Yang Xuezheng

Yanyuan

Yao

yèma

Yongning

zanbala

Zangzu, official minzu label

Zhao Erfeng

Zhamei Gompa

Zhan Chengxu

Zhou Enlai

Zuosuo

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