Participation:

• 16^th Meeting, 1973: Horse-Sacrifice among the Mongols
• 17^th Meeting, 1974: (together with G. Bethlenfalvy) Representation of Buddhist Hells in a Tibeto-Mongol Illustrated Blockprint
• 18^th Meeting, 1975: Love and Friendship in the Secret History of the Mongols
• 20^th Meeting, 1977: Precious message from heaven. A Mongolian prophetic book of Chinese origin
• 23^rd Meeting, 1980:
• 27^th Meeting, 1984: Symbolism in Exorcizing the Evil Spirits
• 29^th Meeting, 1986
• 30^th Meeting, 1987: Representation of the Six Kinds of Existence in a Tibeto-Mongol Blockprint on Buddhist Hells
• 33^rd Meeting, 1990: (President and co-editor of Proceedings)
• 34^th Meeting, 1991: Mandate of Heaven. Heavenly Support of the Mongol Ruler
• 35^th Meeting, 1992: Burial of a Dog
• 36^th Meeting, 1993: Символические связи в монгольском шаманизме
• 37^th Meeting, 1994: “Calling Back the Soul of the Dying”. Texts from the St. Petersburg Collection
• 38^th Meeting, 1995: The Rope: Symbolical Bondage in Mongolian Shamanism
• 39^th Meeting, 1996: Is the judgement day really coming? Notes on Mongolian apocalyptic literature
• 41^st Meeting, 1998: The magic of writing—edible charms
• 42^nd Meeting, 1999
• 43^rd Meeting, 2000: “Unhappy Life in the Mongolian Underworld”
• 44^th Meeting, 2001: Goddess With the White Parasol! Protect Us!
• 45^th Meeting, 2002: (editor of Proceedings [co-editor: Rákos Attila)
• 46^th Meeting, 2003: Translating the Buddhist Scriptures (Dictionaries compiled as aids to translate the Tibetan Canon into Mongolian)
• 48^th Meeting, 2005: Levirate among the Mongols
• 49^th Meeting, 2006: The Cult of the Sun and the Moon in Mongolian Written Sources
• 50^th Meeting, 2007: Mongolian Buddhist Terminology through the Centuries
• 53^rd Meeting, 2010: The Dictionary of Sumatiratna
• 54^th Meeting, 2011: “Fifteen Demons Causing Child Disease”
• 58^th Meeting, 2015: Representation of hungry ghosts

Recipient of the PIAC Prize for Altaic Studies in 2022.