Back Ачэ Лхама Byelorussian ལྷ་མོ་ཟློས་གར་གྱི་རིགས་ཞིག Tibetan Òpera tibetana Catalan Lhamo DAG Lhamo English Lhamo FAT Ache Lhamo French Lhamo GUR Lhamo Dutch Acze Lhamo Polish

Lhamo

 

Masked dancers (hero and leaping dog) at the Wangdue Phodrang tshechu, Bhutan, 2007.
Dance of the Lord of Death and his Consort, Paro, Bhutan, at a tsechu festival in 2006.
Lhamo during Qing dynasty
Ache Lhamo in front of Gongkar Dzong, 1939

Lhamo, bee Ache Lhamo, e la Tibet kɔɔ naŋ ŋmaa gili neŋ yiele aneŋ seɛre naŋ bibe yuoŋ gyamaa, ka o zie naŋ peɛle o samuni sɛŋ ka ba boɔla ka opera. A deɛne ŋa maŋ taa la yeli mannoo aneŋ dɛmo kyɛ ka seɛ aneŋ yieli meŋ maŋ la bibe, a deɛŋ deɛneba maŋ pɔge la nimipɔgere parɛɛ parɛɛ. A sensellɛ ŋa yi la a Indian Buddhist deme sensellɛ poɔ, a maŋ te kyaare nentegra mine aneŋ a Tibetan dabaŋkroŋ yɛlɛ. Kyɛ a tigiri diibo, a seɛre aneŋ ba ŋmenpuori yɛlɛ na maŋ te kyaarɛɛ a Tibetan Royal Dynastic saŋa.

A saaŋkonoŋ ŋa mine taaba maŋ be la a Bhutan aneŋ zizaane mine poore poɔ bonso a Tibetan Buddhism aneŋ Tibetan yipɔge maŋ ka ba zanne a yi. Lhamo taa la noba teɛroo ata mine ka neɛ zaa sage a di, ka ana la ama: Kyimulunga, Gyangara, and Chungba.[1]

  1. ↑ https://www.jstor.org/stable/4137092
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