Sarat Chandra Das

Sarat Chandra Das
Født	18. juli 1849; Chittagong
Død	5. jan. 1917 (67 år); Chittagong
Beskjeftigelse	Oppdagelsesreisende, fotograf, skribent, skolelærer, lingvist, spion
Utdannet ved	Precidency University, Kalkutta
Søsken	Nabin Chandra Das
Nasjonalitet	Britisk India
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Sarat Chandra Das (bengali: শরৎচন্দ্র দাশ) (født 18. juli 1849 i Chittagong, Bengal, Britisk India, død 5. januar 1917) var en indisk lærd innenfor tibetiske språk og tibetansk kultur som er mest kjent for sine to reiser til Tibet i 1879 og mellom 1881 og 1882. I en periode arbeidet han som spion for britene for å samle informasjon om tibetanere, russere og kinesere i Tibet. Etter at han dro ble hans aktivitet oppdaget, noe som fikk svært alvorlige konsekvenser for mange av de tibetanerne han hadde opprettet et vennskap med.^[4]

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^ ^a ^b Autorités BnF, BNF-ID 121713960, data.bnf.fr, besøkt 10. oktober 2015^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}
^ Social Networks and Archival Context, SNAC Ark-ID w6c327g6, besøkt 9. oktober 2017^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}
^ Wikipedia på fransk^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}
^ Laurence Austine Waddell, Lhasa and Its Mysteries: With a Record of the Expedition of 1903-1904, Cosimo, Inc., 2007, 740 pages, p. 79: "The ruin thus brought about by the Babu's visit extended also to the unfortunate Lama's relatives, the governor of Gyantsé (the Phal Dahpön) and his wife (Lha-cham), whom he had persuaded to befriend Sarat C. Das. These two were cast into prison for life, and their estates confiscated, and several of their servants were barbarously mutilated, their hands and feet were cut off and their eyes gouged out, and they were then left to die a lingering death in agony, so bitterly cruel was the resentment of the Lamas against all who assisted the Babu in this attempt to spy into their sacred city."

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[4] Laurence Austine Waddell, Lhasa and Its Mysteries: With a Record of the Expedition of 1903-1904, Cosimo, Inc., 2007, 740 pages, p. 79: "The ruin thus brought about by the Babu's visit extended also to the unfortunate Lama's relatives, the governor of Gyantsé (the Phal Dahpön) and his wife (Lha-cham), whom he had persuaded to befriend Sarat C. Das. These two were cast into prison for life, and their estates confiscated, and several of their servants were barbarously mutilated, their hands and feet were cut off and their eyes gouged out, and they were then left to die a lingering death in agony, so bitterly cruel was the resentment of the Lamas against all who assisted the Babu in this attempt to spy into their sacred city."

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