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What's expected within the Buddhist community is that his lineage will probably"go to ground" for the foreseeable future, maybe for one incarnation or maybe a few.
While this isn't precedented for the Dalai Lama or the head of the Tibetan theocracy, there are high ranking Lamas such as the Tai Situpa who have had the recognition of their future reincarnations "banned" by the government (unsurprisingly, this was due to politicking from the then-Tibetan government and it served to benefit the Dalai Lama's sect) and so they've been recognised clandestinely.