Participation:

• 35^th Meeting, 1992:
  • Communication: The Linguistic and Philological Significance of the Mongolian Translations of Bhadracaryapranidhānarāja
  • Proceedings: “The Bhadracaryāpraṇidhānarāja in Mongolian“
• 37^th Meeting, 1994: “Foreign elements in the language of the Mongolian Buddhist literature”
• 38^th Meeting, 1995: “Üker-ün aɣula or Mongolian Versions of the Gośrṅgavyākaraṇa”
• 41^st Meeting, 1998:
• 52^nd Meeting, 2009: “How Mongolian Buddhist Works Were Translated and Revised?”
• 53^rd Meeting, 2010: “Unknown Treasures Hidden in Lines of Mongolian Buddhist Literature in the Case of Mongolian Versions of the Lotus Sutra“
• 54^th Meeting, 2011:
  • Proceedings: “Blessing on the top of Cow Mountain: what Üker-ün aƔula tells us”
  • Communication: “Buddhist Mongolian Terminology of Feasts and Celebrations; How and When They Were Translated into Mongolian”
• 55^th Meeting, 2012: “How were the Mongolian versions of The Lotus Sutra transmitted?“
• 57^th Meeting, 2014: “How were Mongolian versions of the Lotus sutra translated, compiled and transmitted?; through examination of the Turfan fragments“
• 58^th Meeting, 2015: “Multilayered Construction of Mongolian Buddhist Works; a Case Study”
• 59^th Meeting, 2016:
• 60^th Meeting, 2017: Mongolian versions of the Lotus Sūtra revisited
• 61^st Meeting, 2018: Mongolian Translations of Bhadrakalpa Revisited from the Linguistic and Philo­logical Viewpoint
• 62^nd Meeting, 2019: “A New Light to Mongolian Translations of Bhadrakalpika“
• 67^th Meeting, 2025: A Consideration on the Background of the Creation of Todo Script