尼古拉·諾托維奇
參考文獻

↑  The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
↑  據稱16世紀莫臥兒帝國攻入印度之後，毀壞了許多藏有經文的寺廟，爲了保護這些歷史文獻，僧人們將它們轉移到了西藏拉薩。（Did Jesus Really Die On The Cross ? - Govt Of India Documentary - by roothmens 參考視頻資料)
↑  Metropolitan Platon (Rozhdestvensky)
↑  Upon returning to Russia he showed the handwritten text to several leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church, including Metropolitan Platon of Kiev. They all advised him not to have it printed as it would cause “problems” and “confusion”-the typical excuses still made by exoteric Christian ecclesiastics to justify withholding the truth.Index from Original Christianity Original Yoga
↑  A year later in Rome Notovich showed his labors to a cardinal who told him its publication would make him enemies (was that a veiled threat?), 
and concluded by offering to pay him money as compensation for his efforts-evidently a bribe to obtain the text’s suppression. Index from Original Christianity Original Yoga
↑  Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
↑  La vie inconnue de Jésus-Christ
↑  Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
↑  Jesus in Tibet Robert M. Price Jesus in Tibet
↑  The great Orientalist Max Müller, editor of the epoch-making Sacred Books of the East series of translated Eastern scriptures, took an interest in Notovitch's claims. He pointed out that such an honored work as Notovitch described would inevitably have been included in the great canon lists of Tibetan books, the Kanjur and the Tanjur — but it wasn't.Index From"Jesus in Tibet" by Robert M. Price
↑  Worse yet, Müller shared a letter (June 29, 1894) from an English woman who had visited Leh in Ladakh, including the Hemis lamasery, where she checked out Notovitch's story. She reported that, according to the abbot, "There is not a single word of truth in the whole story! There has been no Russian here. No one has been taken into the Seminary for the past fifty years with a broken leg! There is no life of Christ there at all!" Index from "Jesus in Tibet" by Robert M. Price
↑  McGetchin, Douglas T., Indology, Indomania, and Orientalism, Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press, 2009, ISBN 083864208X. p. 133: "Faced with this cross-examination, Notovich allegedly confessed to fabricating his evidence."
↑  STRANGE NEW GOSPEL
↑  So, did Jesus visit Tibet? It is possible. Such travel even in ancient times was not out of the question. But there is no real evidence that he did. The historian must always address the question of the great New Testament scholar F.C. Baur: "Anything is possible, but what is probable?" It is probable that Jesus did not visit Tibet.Indes From Jesus in Tibet
↑  Jesus in Tibet
↑  E. C. Prophet, The lost years of Jesus: documentary evidence of Jesus' 17-year journey to the East. Los Angeles: Summit Univ. Press, 1993.
↑  N. Roerich, Altai-Himalaya: a travel diary; with twenty reproductions from paintings. Kempton : Adventures Unlimited Pr, 2001
↑  Journey Into Kashmir and Tibet
↑  Swami Abhedananda
↑  Unknown Life of Jesus Christ
↑  Jesus in India: The Lost Years, Part 4
↑  Gloria (Maude) Gasque
↑  Who is Elisabeth Caspari?
↑  Did Jesus of Nazareth Travel to the Far East?
↑  Jesus in India, Tibet and Persia - An Account Missing from the Bible from YouTube
↑  The Fifth Gospel
↑  A Search for the Historical Jesus
↑  Author of  The Fifth Gospel
↑  Origin of Fantastical tales about Yus Asaf of Rozbal also known as Jesus of Kashmir
↑  聖人伊薩的一生
↑  The Lost Years Of Jesus from YouTube
↑  A Search for the Historical Jesus
↑  Jesus Lived in India
↑  Holger Kersten
↑  Tourists flock to 'Jesus's tomb' in Kashmir
↑  ‘Tomb of Jesus’ In Kashmir–Roza Bal Shrine
↑  Did Jesus Really Die On The Cross ? - Govt Of India Documentary - by roothmens
赫米斯寺（攝於2006年）