, King (8th century): the 18th and last king of the Shangshung kingdom of the western Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau. According to the histories of the Bon religion the Buddhist King Trisong Detsen

, Midud and Tsen Apse. Four Deathless Ones (Chime Yabse Shi): Drenpa Namka and his consort along with the two sons Tsewang Rigdzin and Yungdrung Tongdrol. Four Guardian Kings

the principal protector deity of the Bon religion. She is both a meditational deity and a protector and has six main manifestations (white, yellow, red, black, blue and dark brown) along with twenty-e [..]

These chariots can be drawn by any number of animals such as horses or elephants, or self propelled. Choga Chunyi

a reliquary mound comparable to the Buddhist stupa. Bon chorten can be immediately distinguished from the Buddhist stupa by a set of Horned Eagle (kyung) horns that are placed on the top. Cuckoo Bird: [..]

a region of west Nepal that is ethnographically Tibetan with many adherents of the Bon religion. (Images of the area

, Drablha (English: life or soul god): a class of indigenous Himalayan, Tibetan and Central Asian gods. Dralha Yesi Gyalpo

Drenpa Namka

Comparable to the Buddhist Padmasambhava

, Shenla Okar