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PAGBA LAMA LODOIZHALTSAN AND HIS TEACHINGS

The spreading of Buddhism has implanted a profound effect on the social, political and ideological culture and tradition of the Mongolian. A vivid example of this can be seen in the relationship between the Tibetan monks such as Lama Pagba and the Mongol princes of the Yuan Dynasty. For example, Lama Pagba wrote numerous literary works on the basis of Buddhist teachings and sent them to the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty, such as Chingim, the prince, Mangal, Zevegtumur, Nomugan and Tumurbukh. The purpose of this article is to analyze these sources.