The Dalai Lama gave a big blow to China by naming an eight-year-old Mongolian child as the third great teacher of Buddhism.

This eight-year-old child of Mongolian origin has now become the third great teacher of Buddhism after Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama. The Dalai Lama has recognized this child as the reincarnation of the 10th Khalkha Jetsun Dhampa Rinpoche. Reincarnation is very important in Buddhism and religious leaders are believed to be reincarnated and are sought out to become teachers again. It is believed that a religious leader can be born anywhere in the world.

The baby, according to Mongolian media reports, is one of twins named Aguidai and Achiltai Altanaar, sons of Altanaar Chinchulun and Monkhnasan Narmandakh. The child's father, Altnar Chinchulun, is a mathematics professor at a US university.

The move to accept an eight-year-old boy as the reincarnation of a spiritual master of Buddhism in Mongolia may anger China, which had previously decided it would only recognize Buddhist teachers who had been recognized by special appointments approved by the government. Chosen. China is trying to make a Chinese child the next Dalai Lama in place of the Dalai Lama. Therefore, making a Mongolian child the third big guru can provoke China. On the other hand, if we talk about the Tibetan community, they will recognize only the religious leader declared by the religious leader Dalai Lama. Then whether it is the announcement of his (Dalai Lama) reincarnation or that of other religious leaders.

Like the 11th Panchen Lama, China will also keep an eye on Mongolian child

The nomination of an eight-year-old Mongolian boy as the third greatest teacher of Buddhism by religious leader Dalai Lama may cost him and his family. The way China has imprisoned the 11th Panchen Lama Gedun Choekyi Nima in jail since 1995 at the age of just six, similarly China will keep an eye on this child. Speculations are also being made that China may imprison this Mongolian child like Panchen Lama.