Proofing 'Lotus Light Palace' on 'Zangdok Palri'.

(b) Lotus Light Palace: The ‘Lotus Light Palace on top of Laali Pahari is proof that the latter is ‘The Copper Colored Mountain. On top of Laali Pahari the ruins of a palace with six bastions has recently been excavated. This is certainly the “Lotus Light Palace” that is in Tibetan mythology. Basically Laali Pahari tallies with the Tibetan description of the copper colored mountain. We must remember that after the king of Zahor tried to burn him, a lake appeared and Padmasambhava was seen sitting on a lotus. The king was stunned and gave him his kingdom and his entire property including his clothes. So Laali Pahari or the copper colored mountain automatically became Padmasambhava’s property It was then that Padmasambhava got ‘The Lotus Light Palace’ constructed. It is to this palace on the copper colored mountain that Padmasambhava returned after his 54 year sojourn in Tibet. It was natural that he would go back home and no where else. Home was in what is the village’s in and around Lakhisarai district. The recent excavations have unearthed the palace plinth. It is a marvelous structure and the architecture and design of the plinth tallies exactly with Tibetan thangka paintings of ‘The Lotus Light palace’. (c) Tibetan texts say that “The Copper Colored Mountain” is in the country of Camara. Just below the black mountain is the village of Kabaiya which has certainly been mispronounced as the country of ‘Camara’. Half of the land below the mountain belongs to the villagers of Kabaiya. The Tibetan name Camara is certainly a Tibetan mispronunciation of Kabaiya. This further strengthens my claim that Laali pahari is certainly the Copper Colored Mountain. (d) The mountain is also called “Zangdok Palri” which means ‘Glorious Copper Colored Mountain.’ Zangdok Palri’ sounds similar to ‘Jaynagar Pahari’ which is the official name for Laali Pahari as it has a village called Jaynagar at its base. Jay certainly means ‘Glorious’. Further the first four letters Z-A-N-G of ‘Zangdok Palri’ are found in the first four letters in the name Jaynagar too. J-A-Y-N. Only the J has been substituted with Z. Zangdok Palri is certainly a Tibetan mispronunciation of Jaynagar Pahari because the Tibetan word Palri and the Indian word ‘Pahari’ certainly sound similar. The Indian word ‘Jay’ means great or glorious. So Jaynagar Pahari is certainly the Glorious copper colored mountain or Zangdok Palri. This also strengthens my claim that the Tibetan ‘Copper Colored Mountain’ is ‘Laali Pahari’ mountain in Lakhisarai town. (E) And finally the name Laali means “The Lotus Light.” Lotus is pink in colour. Lotus light will mean the pinkish light. We get the pinkish light early in the morning when the sun rises. That is called Laali in the local Bihari dialect. So Laali means the “Lotus light colour.” The ruins on top of Zangdok Palri is certainly the “The Lotus Light Palace.”Why did ancient Tibetans call ‘Lotus Light Palace’ and the Copper Colored Mountain, Zangdok Pelri. Ancient Tibetans couldn’t carry written material all the way into the Himalayas as they would be too bulky. They certainly memorized things and reached the Himalayas and wrote. It was natural to forget some names and mix up words. They forgot the word ‘Laali’ but remembered Zangdok Pelri. They knew the palace and mountain had the same name Laali which they failed to remember. So they simply called the mountain and the ‘Lotus Light Palace’ Zangdok Pelri.
Zangdok Palri, Copper Colored Mountain.