Peter Goullart explores Tachienlu, The Great Cold Mountain (Da Liangshan) and Sichang (Xichang) area, offers a fascinating look into the lives of the Yi (Lolo) and Tibetan people. His journey through the region, particularly his interactions with this unique ethnic group, forms the core of the book. Goullart describes their society, structured around a feudal system with distinct classes, and draws parallels to medieval Europe. He delves into the everyday lives, customs, and beliefs of the Lolo, providing a rich, firsthand account of a culture that existed before significant societal shifts in the region. Through Goullart's observations, the reader gains insight into the complexity of life in these remote areas and the resilience of the Lolo people in navigating a changing world.
1959, British Edition, The American edition is entitled "Land of the Lamas".
1959, John Murray, hardcover, good dustjacket with some edge wear, tears and light toning; light wear to boards. Content has toning to page ends, Clipped. Overall in a good condition.
Princes of the Black Bone, by Peter Goullart
- Publisher: John Murray
- ISBN: 195905
- Availability: In Stock
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US$120.00
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