The Living Encyclopedia of Tibetan Buddhism - The Tangka Painting ( Part 1 )

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The invasion of the People’s Liberation Army of China In seventh October ,1959 when the People’s Liberation Army of China Communist colonized in Tibet and had annihilated thousands of hundreds of monks, nuns and other innocent lives. The armed forces had obliterated numerous temples including many of the large portions of the conventions treasures, sacred statues , Buddhist sacrosanct manuscript and Tibetan art paintings had been almost demolished entirely. The historical backdrop of Tibetan Tangkas Thangka painting was originated from India and was acquired to Tibet by the Buddhist scholars and in later years, these Indian art paintings had revolutionaries into a very own unique form and one of a kind of art painting in Tibetan culture. Tangka painting accompanies astonishing with splendid, brilliant bright colors portraying the sacred universe of the Buddhas.