After a brief hiatus, we're back! Episode Three: Part Two "The Tibetan Renaissance" is dropping on the 31st of July! Foreign wars, religious innovation, and the rise of the Sarma schools of Tibetan Buddhism... the Tibetan Renaissance is a rich and eclectic period in the history of Buddhism. 🎥🎉 Check it out and learn how Tibetan Buddhism emerged to become one of the dominant cultural and religious forces in Central Asia.
Episode Three of The Animated History of Tibet is a two-parter. Part one, "The Fall of the Tibetan Empire" came out on the 31st of May and is free to watch on our YouTube channel.
Now that this one is almost out there, I also want to thank the hardest working little animation team out there - have a great vacation! 👏💯
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Episode 3: Part 1 "The Fall of the Tibetan Empire" is coming out on Friday the 31st of May! Court intrigue, religious revival, fratricide, and civil war... The Empire's collapse is an incredible rich period in history. 🎥🎉 Check it out and learn how Tibetan Buddhism survived the fall of the Tibetan Empire.
Episode Three of The Animated History of Tibet is a two-parter, with Part Two, "The Tibetan Renaissance" coming out at the end of July.
Now that this one is almost out there, I also want to thank the hardest working little animation team out there 👏💯
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Why is The Animated History of Tibet important?
The Animated History of Tibet is currently running a follow-up crowdfunding campaign to finance the translation and re-narration of the series into Central Tibetan and Mandarin. A significant part of the community that we share is not well-served by English-language resources. So please do consider sharing our campaign to support the translation work and have a look at the project to see how far it's come in the past year! 🎉🙏 Check it out and support us at: https://igg.me/at/fundtheanimatedhistoryoftibet
I also want to thank our awesome partners at Tibet House US - NYC, as well as thank VOA TIBETAN for organizing a spotlight on the series in "Cyber Tibet" this past weekend.
What is our goal at The Animated History of Tibet?
The Animated History of Tibet just launched a second crowdfunding campaign to finance the translation and re-narration of the series into Central Tibetan and Mandarin. A significant part of the community that we share is not well-served by English-language resources. So please do consider sharing our campaign to support the translation work and have a look at the project to see how far it's come in the past year! Support us at: igg.me/at/fundtheanimatedhistoryoftibet
Episode two of The Animated History of Tibet, "The Golden Age of the Tibetan Empire", is out now and free to watch. 🎬🥳 Visit us at https://youtube.com/c/armchairacademics101 to learn more and see the history of Tibet as you've never seen it before!
Episode two, "The Golden Age of the Tibetan Empire," is dropping next Saturday 16.03.24 at 12pm GMT! If you haven't seen episode one of The Animated History of Tibet, head over to our YouTube channel and check it out (https://youtu.be/WZJSKTRwDAI)!!
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Check out this sneak peak at our animated re-telling of the assassination of the Emperor Langdarma by Lhalung Palgyi Dorje -- featuring in ep.3. For now, though, the team is working hard on finishing up episode two, which should come out in early March. Keep an eye out for more updates next week!
Visit us on YouTube to watch episode one of The Animated History of Tibet!
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Part one of our first interview supplement for The Animated History of Tibet is now up on our Patreon page, free to watch! In it, Professord Dotson, a specialist in the history of the Tibetan Empire, discusses the early mythology of Tibetan kingship, the structure of the empire in the 7th and 8th centuries, and provides his insight into why the Tibetan Empire is still relevant for students today. If you liked The Rise of the Tibetan Empire, check out the interview and dig deeper into the history of Tibet!
Brandon Dotson is an associate professor in the department of Theology and Religion at Georgetown University and the Thomas P. McKenna Chair of Buddhist Studies. In addition to his work at Georgetown, he has taught and researched at Oxford, SOAS, UCSB, and Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich.
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