The Origin And Characters Of Traditional Tibetan Eulogy Poem

This article discusses how it produced the long history and vivid language of traditional Tibetan eulogy poem (including the sermon text) the emergence of the history of the development process and its historical and cultural connotations, as well as Tibetan history and culture and its literature and art produced by the role and impact.The origin of traditional Tibetan Eulogy Poem is related to the folk culture. According to the Dunhuang Tibetan literature document, Tibetan Eulogy Poem is a widespread literary form and it is similar to the civil harmonic type and Lu poetry type. After a period of time this writing type flourished into the religious culture of Tibetan Buddhism. Mainly it extols the significant of great accomplishment religious and ordinary people, As Tibetan Eulogy Poem flourished quickly into Tibetan society it also influences Tibetan traditional culture and have impact on others.This article composes by six parts including the introduction. In the introduction it describes the sense of researching for this topic, methods and present situation of researching. In the first section, it expounds the summarization of Tibetan Eulogy Poem, the original form and it development process. In the second section, it expounds the classification and properties of Tibetan Eulogy poem and given detailed descriptions for three types. In the third section, it expounds the advantages of Tibetan Eulogy Poem for present community. It impact not only on the human behavior, but also has great influence on other literary and artistic creation. In the fourth chapter, it expounds the characters of Tibetan Eulogy Poem, it including three types such as ideological characteristics, structural characteristics and language characteristics. In the fifth section, it expounds the great significance of Tibetan Eulogy Poem for modern society. According to the content of Tibetan Eulogy Poem, it may initiate all the people to develop and expand a peaceful environment for all the community.