The inventor of Tibetan-Tunmisambuza Tunmisambuza is the creator and jurist of Tibetan. Also known as Tommi spreading thorns or Tumi Sambuza. Life and death are ominous and can't be tested. In the 7th century, he was born in Nidi (Zi Long County, Shannan Prefecture, Tibet, south bank of Yarlung Zangbo River). Tumi is a place name (some people say Tumi is a clan name, formerly known as Anu). Sambuza is Sanskrit, which means Tessa in Tibet, and it is a courtesy title for him by Indians. His father's name is Tunmianu, and he is the commander of Tibetan Zangbo Songzan Gambo. Mother's name is aunt. According to Tibetan historical records, Tumi Sambuza was one of the seven sages of the Tubo Dynasty (6 17-650). Official to commanding minister. He was ordered to lead 16 Tibetan youths, carrying a lot of gold, to cross the forbidden area of rare birds and animals, to overcome the discomfort of tropical climate, to insist on going to Tianzhu, to visit friends and teachers, and to learn ancient Sanskrit and Tianzhu characters from Tianzhu lion Brahman. Respect Buddha and study Buddha. Tommy Sambuza returned to Tibet after finishing his studies in Tianzhu, and selected (i), (u), (e) and (o) from 26 Sanskrit vowels, creating a symbolic Tibetan vowel. From the 34 Sanskrit consonants, five reflexive words and five overlapping words are removed, the vowel "ah" is added to the consonants, and six Sanskrit words such as Jia, Ha, Jia, Xia, Cha and A are added, and four vowels and 30 consonants are calculated. He also created Tibetan regular script based on Sanskrit Lancia font, and cursive script based on Urdu font, which was regarded as "the word saint" by Tibetan people. According to the records of Tibetan history books, after Tumisanbuza created Tibetan, he once offered a tribute in Tibetan to the Tibetan king Songzan Gambu. He is very happy and envious. In order to drive all subjects to learn Chinese characters, Zampa first worshipped him as a teacher, stayed at Marunomiya and devoted himself to studying Tibetan manifesto and other cultures for three years. Songzan Gambu respects Tami Sambuza very much, but some ministers think that Zamba should not respect him so much, so Tami Sambuza retorts, "Who was the first person to study Chinese characters in snowy areas except me?" Thus, it persuaded the dissatisfaction of some great guides and set off a climax of learning Tibetan in all Tibetan areas. After creating Tibetan, Tommy Sambuza wrote eight language and grammar works, such as Thirty Odes, Transformation Theory, namely Thirty Odes to Grammar, and The Law of Character Change, namely Grammatical Gender Usage. Today's Thirty Odes and Sex into the Law are the earliest Tibetan grammar classics and required reading materials. Tommi Sambuza is not only unique in linguistics, philology and law, but also a great translator. He translated more than 20 Sanskrit classics, such as Twenty-one Classics, Baoxing Prajna Sutra, Ten Good Classics, Prajna Hundred Thousand Tons, Baoyun Sutra and Baoyun Sutra. , which opened a precedent for Tibetan translation of Buddhist scriptures. Many translations were later included in the Tripitaka Ganjul. Buddhist classics and various cultural works translated from Tianzhu, Handi, Nipolo, Keshimiro, Yutian and other places have been translated into Tibetan and become an important part and basic knowledge of Tibetan culture.
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