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- Sikyong abstract "The Sikyong (Tibetan: སྲིད་སྐྱོང༌, Wylie: srid-skyong, Lhasa dialect IPA: [sícóŋ], Chinese: 司政) is the leader of the Central Tibetan Administration, a Tibetan exile organisation also known as the Tibetan government-in-exile. Prior to September, 2012, this office was known as Kalön Tripa, sometimes translated as prime minister[1]. The current Sikyong is Lobsang Sangay. The Sikyong is the head of the Kashag or Cabinet, part of the executive branch of the Central Tibetan Administration. This office should not be confused with the Chairman of the government of the Tibet Autonomous Region.The first directly elected Kalön Tripa was Lobsang Tenzin, the Samdhong Rinpoche, who was elected August 20, 2001.Before 2011, the Kalön Tripa position was subordinate to the 14th Dalai Lama who presided over the government in exile from its founding. In August of that year, Lobsang Sangay polled 55 per cent votes out of 49,189, defeating his nearest rival Tethong Tenzin Namgyal by 8,646 votes,[citation needed] becoming the second popularly-elected Kalon Tripa. The Dalai Lama announced that his political authority would be transferred to Sangay.".
- Sikyong thumbnail Emblem_of_Tibet.svg?width=300.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink kalontripa.org.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink mnga%27_sde%27i_srid_skyong.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink srid_skyong.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink kalon-tripa-signs-charter-amendment-becomes-sikyong.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink www.tibet.net.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink 164.
- Sikyong wikiPageExternalLink Seminar-on-Tibet-in-the-Aftermath-of-Devolution-of-Political-Authority.
- Sikyong wikiPageID "16935633".
- Sikyong wikiPageRevisionID "597705307".
- Sikyong appointer "(as Head of State)".
- Sikyong appointer "14".
- Sikyong body "the Central Tibetan Administration".
- Sikyong formation "1959-03-31".
- Sikyong hasPhotoCollection Sikyong.
- Sikyong imagesize "195".
- Sikyong inaugural Jangsa_Tsang.
- Sikyong incumbent Lobsang_Sangay.
- Sikyong incumbentsince "2011-08-08".
- Sikyong insignia "Emblem of Tibet.svg".
- Sikyong insigniacaption "Emblem of Tibet".
- Sikyong insigniasize "95".
- Sikyong l "sícóŋ".
- Sikyong post "Sikyong".
- Sikyong residence Dharamsala.
- Sikyong residence India.
- Sikyong residence Kashag.
- Sikyong t "སྲིད་སྐྱོང༌".
- Sikyong termlength "1.57788E8".
- Sikyong w "srid-skyong".
- Sikyong website www.tibet.net.
- Sikyong subject Category:Central_Tibetan_Administration.
- Sikyong subject Category:Prime_Ministers_of_Tibet.
- Sikyong comment "The Sikyong (Tibetan: སྲིད་སྐྱོང༌, Wylie: srid-skyong, Lhasa dialect IPA: [sícóŋ], Chinese: 司政) is the leader of the Central Tibetan Administration, a Tibetan exile organisation also known as the Tibetan government-in-exile. Prior to September, 2012, this office was known as Kalön Tripa, sometimes translated as prime minister[1]. The current Sikyong is Lobsang Sangay. The Sikyong is the head of the Kashag or Cabinet, part of the executive branch of the Central Tibetan Administration.".
- Sikyong label "Kalon Tripa".
- Sikyong label "Kalön tripa".
- Sikyong label "Sikyong".
- Sikyong label "Sikyong".
- Sikyong label "Sikyong".
- Sikyong label "シキョン".
- Sikyong label "西藏司政".
- Sikyong sameAs Kalon_Tripa.
- Sikyong sameAs Sikyong.
- Sikyong sameAs シキョン.
- Sikyong sameAs Kalön_tripa.
- Sikyong sameAs Sikyong.
- Sikyong sameAs m.0412njg.
- Sikyong sameAs Q116357.
- Sikyong sameAs Q116357.
- Sikyong wasDerivedFrom Sikyong?oldid=597705307.
- Sikyong depiction Emblem_of_Tibet.svg.
- Sikyong homepage www.tibet.net.
- Sikyong isPrimaryTopicOf Sikyong.
