Contents: Relationship Between Religion and State (chos srid zung ‘brel) in Traditional Tibet
	Editor's Preface
	David Seyfort Ruegg Introductory Remarks on the Spiritual and Temporal Orders	9
	Yumiko Ishhama The Notion of "Buddhist Government" (chos srid) Shred by Tibet, Mongol and Manchu in the Early 17th Century	15
	John Ardussi Formation of the State of Bhutan ('Brug gzhung) in the 17th century and its Tibetan Antecedents	33
	Heather Stoddard "Rekindling the Flame" , A Note on Royal Patronage in Tenth Century Tibet	49
	Roberto Vitali The Role of Clan Power in the Establishment of Religion (from the kheng lof of the 9th-10th century to the instances of the dbyil of La stod and gNos of Kha rag)	105
	Michael Walter The Persistence of Ritual: Continuities in the Execution of Political Religion in Tibet	159
	Weirong Shen Magic Power, Sorcery and Evil Spirit: The Image of Tietan Monks in Chinese Literature during the Yuan Dynasty	189
	Elliot Sperling Karma Rol-pa'i rdo-rje and the Re-Establishment of Karma-pa Political Influence in the 14th Century	229
	Franz-Karl Everding Spiritual Relationships between Rulers and Preceptors: The Three Journeys of Vanaratna	245
	Karl-Heinz Everding RNying ma pa Lamas at the Court of Mang yul Gung thang - The Meeting of the gTer ston bsTan gnyis gling pa with king Kun bznag nyi zla grags pa	291
	Leonard W.J. van der Kuijp U rgyan pa Rin chen dpal (1230-1309) Part Two: For Emperor Qubilai? His Garland of Tales about Rivers	299