Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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1. Tibetan word for a guru or spiritual teacher | Lama | 82%
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2. Dominant form of Buddhism in Tibet | Vajrayana | 70%
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20. Name an independent country where Tibetan-style Buddhism is the dominant religion today | Mongolia or Bhutan | 65%
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18. Title, derived from Mongolian word for "ocean," first given to the leader of #16 by Mongolian ruler Altan Khan | Dalai Lama | 60%
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19. Year when the current Dalai Lama fled to India | 1959 | 58%
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16. Newest major New Translation school; the dominant school of Tibetan Buddhism from the mid-17th through mid-20th centuries | Gelug | 51%
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8. Native Tibetan tradition which is not Buddhist but shares many elements with Tibetan Buddhism | Bön | 49%
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11. Major New Translation school founded by Marpa Lotsawa | Kagyud | 47%
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3. Oldest of the Major Four Schools of Tibetan Buddhism, founded in the 8th century CE | Nyingma | 46%
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5. He is considered the main founder of #3; also known as Guru Rinpoche | Padmasambhava | 44%
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14. Major New Translation school whose name means "pale earth" | Sakya | 42%
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17. Founder of #16 | Tsongkhapa | 30%
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4. Considered the supreme practice by #3; means "Great Perfection" | Dzogchen | 26%
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13. Practice whose name means "great seal" and is similar to #4 | Mahamudra | 25%
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10. Minor school, oldest of the New Translation schools, founded by Dromton | Kadampa | 21%
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12. Scholar and master associated with #11 who is the namesake of a university in Boulder, Colorado, USA | Naropa | 21%
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9. Tibetan term for the "New Translation" schools | Sarma | 14%
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6. Teacher and master regarded as a female buddha in #3 | Yeshe Tsogyal | 11%
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15. Minor New Translation school founded in the 12th century CE | Jonang | 9%
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7. Along with #5, helped translate numerous texts from Sanskrit to Tibetan in the 8th century CE | Santaraksita | 9%
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