Round 1: Tossup 3

Walter Evans-Wentz published an early translation of a religious text from this region, which is one of the “hidden treasures” from this region revealed by tertöns. The [emphasize] religion of Bön (“BONE”) is indigenous to this (10[1])region. The passage of the soul through “intermediate states,” or bardos, is described in a non-Egyptian Book of the Dead from this region. Practitioners of a religious tradition from this region spin prayer wheels with mantras written on them and use colored sand to create mandalas. The 14th leader of this region’s Gelug (-5[1])school, Tenzin Gyatso, currently lives in exile in Dharamsala, India. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this region whose Buddhist leaders include the Dalai Lama. ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: Tibet [or Böd; or Poi; or Xīzàng; or Sikang; accept Tibet Autonomous Region; or Poi Ranggyong Jong or Xīzàng Zìzhìqū; accept Tibetan Book of the Dead; accept Tibetan Buddhism; prompt on the Himalayas; prompt on China; prompt on Central Asia; prompt on Asia]
<Editors, Religion> | Packet A
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Summary

TournamentEditionTUHConv. %Neg %Average Buzz
UK (North)UK5100%0%90.20
UK (South)UK8100%13%72.00
Northern CaliforniaUS4100%0%57.50
Southern CaliforniaUS7100%0%69.86
Eastern Canada (1)US4100%0%43.75
FloridaUS4100%25%84.50
Great LakesUS10100%10%75.20
Lower Mid-AtlanticUS9100%22%74.67
Upper Mid-AtlanticUS11100%27%77.45
Upper Mid-AtlanticUS1100%0%106.00
MidwestUS9100%11%76.89
NorthUS4100%0%68.75
NortheastUS2100%0%69.50
PacificUS8100%25%59.38
South CentralUS683%33%80.00
SoutheastUS12100%0%61.42
Upstate NYUS5100%0%72.40