FTP, the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the exiled fourteenth spiritual head of Buddhist Tibet.
The first one, Gendundrup, could only be recognized retroactively. The third converted the sixteenth-century Mongol ruler Altan Khan, whose support for the Gelukpa sect ensured that his grandson would succeed to the position. The subsequent fifth holder of the title identified himself as the incarnation of Avalokitesvara mentioned in the Hundred Thousand Words of Mani, established a subsidiary line at the monastery of Tashilunpo, and built the great palace of Potala.  The first element of this title, translated as "oceanic," is meant to suggest the vast wisdom of these leaders of a landlocked nation. FTP, the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the exiled fourteenth spiritual head of Buddhist Tibet.
The first one, Gendundrup, could only be recognized retroactively.
Dalai Lama