| Tibetan Time Line |
| Event | Event | Event Type | Source | Source Year |
| 747 | AD - Guru Rinpoche, aka Padma | pol/rel | Common | News | 1998 |
| Sambhava, left Tibet on the back of a tiger |
| to banish the B'on religion and reaffirm |
| Buddhism. |
| 1042 | Buddism revived in visit of Gengali saint | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| Pandit Atisha |
| 1207 | Tibetan leader submit to Genghis Khan | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| 1368 | Yuan Dynasty of Kublai Khan ousted by | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| the Ming |
| 1555 | Reformer Tsong Khapa , born in Amdo, | religious | David-Neel | Alexandra | 1958 |
| founded the Gelugspa sect. |
| 1565 | Princes of Psang establish themseves as | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| kings of Tibet |
| 1578 | Lama Sonam gyatso, third successor of | pol/rel | Common | News | 1998 |
| Tsong Khapa, recevies title of Dalai Lama |
| by Mongol Chief Altan Khan |
| 1613 | Gantey Gonpa monastery founded, | religious | Common | News | 1998 |
| remains with the Nyingma-pa "Old Sect" |
| and is located west of the Black |
| Mountains. |
| 1624 | First Catholic mission to Tibet was | pol/rel | Harrer | Heinrich | 1954 |
| established at Tsaparang |
| 1642 | Qosot Mongol Chief Gusri Khan, invades | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| Tibet and defeats King, setting up Fifth |
| Dalai Lama Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso as |
| country's ruler |
| 1644 | Mancy Ch'ing dynasty replaces Ming in | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| China |
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