On certain functions of 'a-chung in early Tibetan transcriptional texts by Coblin, W. South

“…It is probably fair to say that there is currently considerable consensus among tibetologists on the graphic functions and even on the original phonetic values of the sounds represented by most of the letters of the Tibetan alphabet. …”
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Sumagadha-Avadāna and Some Aspects of Its Research in Russia and Worldwide: Analyzing The Legend of Sayin Magada from the Mongolian Kanjur by Delyash N. Muzraeva

“…The textual and content analysis of works by Tibetologists, Mongolists, and Sinologists dealing with writings of the avadāna genre included in the canon makes it possible to reveal key characteristics of the genre, describe the structure of the Mongolian text, and outline its content.…”
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The Mirror of Orientalism by Jana Rozehnalová

“…The first part summarises Tibetologists' and Buddhologists' previous research about Western images of Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism. …”
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Lyulina A. Ganden Phodrang: Government of the Dalai Lama in the 18th Century by Anastasiya G. Lyulina

“…In addition to Qing sources, the article uses works by German and French Tibetan scholars (in English), as well as studies by Indian and Chinese Tibetologists. In Russian historiography, special attention is paid to the Dalai Lamas and Panchen Lamas, their relations with the Qing emperors, as well as to such administrative institutions of the Qing as ambans, legislative acts, and the Golden urn lot. …”
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The Annals of Kokonor by Sum pa mkhan po Ye shes dpal ‘byor Revisited by Irina R. Garri, Yumzhana Zh. Zhabon

“…However, that was not a scholarly edition and had just a small circulation, thus remaining unnoticed by most Tibetologists. The paper argues that the mentioned translation — although constituting an important contribution to the studies on Sum pa Mkhan po — is outdated by now, and a new critical edition and scholarly translation of Sum pa Mkhan po’s Annals of Kokonor is required.…”
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