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...''stag lung ma thang''), founded in 1276 by Sangye Ön, is of the two main monasteries of the [[Taklung Kagyü]] tradition (the other being '''Taklung Monastery'' [[Category:Kagyü Monasteries]] ...

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...rtsegs pa'') aka [[Yelpa Yeshe Tsek]] (1134-1194). He also established two monasteries, Shar Yelphuk (Wyl. ''shar yel phug'') and Chang Tarna (Wyl. ''byang rta rn ...

'''Karma Gön''' (Tib. ཀརྨ་དགོན་, [[Wyl.]] ''karma dgon'') — one of the main monasteries of the [[Karma Kagyü]] tradition founded in 1184 by the First [[Karmapa]], [[Category: Kagyü Monasteries]] ...

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...ion line in [[Kham]], Eastern Tibet, and is considered one of the foremost monasteries of the [[Drukpa Kagyü]] lineage. After its destruction in Tibet, the Eight [[Category:Drukpa Kagyü Monasteries]] ...

...es, he was the founder of the [[Karma Kagyü]] school and of its three main monasteries: Kampo Nenang Gön in 1164, [[Karma Gön]] in 1184, and [[Tsurphu Monastery ...

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...stery]] in [[Kham]], Eastern Tibet, and was considered one of the foremost monasteries of the Drukpa Kagyü lineage. The Eighth Khamtrul Rinpoche, Dongyü Nyima, ...

...t. He was therefore known as the Lama Shangpa. He founded over one hundred monasteries in Tibet and taught tirelessly, manifesting many miracles. He is said to ha ...

...in the early history of the [[Drukpa Kagyü]] tradition who founded several monasteries in the later part of his life, he was a disciple of [[Tsangpa Gyaré Yeshe ...

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...ge in exile at his monastery in Darjeeling and Kathmandu. He oversees many monasteries in this tradition in Ladakh, Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim and the Far East, ...

Tso Pema Nyingmapa Gompa is the oldest of Tso Pema’s monasteries, where there is also a large [[Drikung Kagyü]] monastery, and is dedicated [[Category:Nyingma Monasteries]] ...

...ers of the [[Drukpa Kagyü]] school of Tibetan Buddhism. He established the monasteries of Longdol, Ralung (the principal seat of the Drukpa Kagyü) and Namdruk (a ...

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As one of the ten affiliated monasteries belonging to Sera Je college, religious teachers and administrators were se ...steries connected to Chudo Jampa Ling, forming the so-called group of five monasteries of Chudo: ...

...e is abbot of several monasteries in Nepal. He lends assistance to various monasteries and practice centres in Tibet, presides as head of numerous dharma centres ...

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Headmasters of other monasteries located close to Yuri Monastery includes: [[Category:Kagyü Monasteries]] ...

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...ion and [[empowerment]]s from many of the great lamas at Palpung and other monasteries in Kham, he gave a teaching on the [[three sets of vows]] before an assembl ...

*''Environmental Guidelines for Karma Kagyu Buddhist Monasteries, Centers and Community'', [http://kagyumonlam.org/Download/TEXT/English%20A *[http://www.khoryug.com/vision/ Khoryug: a network of Buddhist monasteries and centers working on environmental protection, founded by the 17th Karmap ...

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...ntegrating Powo into the economic and cultural life of the important Gelug monasteries around Lhasa by building the Powo Regional House (''spo bo khang tshan'') a ...skillfully partaking in the emerging wealth and power of the large Gelukpa monasteries around Lhasa while not sacrificing the independence of Powo to the Ganden P ...

...1979, Garchen Rinpoche has made great effort to rebuild the Drikung Kagyü monasteries, reestablish the Buddhist teachings, and build two boarding schools for loc ...

...reme head of [[Khampagar Monastery]] in [[Kham]], overseeing more than 200 monasteries and nunneries in Eastern Tibet as well as its present seat in [[Tashi Jong] ...

==Major Monasteries== There were more than a thousand Nyingma monasteries in Tibet, and the Nyingma tradition spread throughout the whole of Tibet an ...

...mportant figure in the [[Rimé]] movement. He served as a [[khenpo]] at the monasteries of Paljor and [[Palpung]], the seat of the [[Tai Situpa Incarnation Line|Ta ...

...ive missionary behaviour of the Gelukpas of [[Labrang]]. Historically, the monasteries and the secular rulers of Dzamtang were politically independent from both t ...o. Dzamthang is inaccessible to western travellers.<Ref>Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017, Stewart Smith, p.129. </Ref> ...

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...Gyaltsab Rinpoches have served as Vajra Regents for the Karmapas and their monasteries. Other important Karma Kagyü masters include such figures as the incarnati ...

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...rukpa Kagyü centre called Khamda, and he studied at the three main Gelugpa monasteries of [[Drepung Monastery|Drepung]], [[Sera Monastery|Sera]] and [[Ganden Mona ...

...b Rinpoches have always served as Vajra Regents for the Karmapas and their monasteries. Other important incarnate Karma Kagyü masters include such figures as the ...

...in his life. He constructed and restored many temples, and established six monasteries and retreat centres in the Kathmandu region. He had over three hundred monk ...

...er eastern countries, built numerous temples and metal bridges and founded monasteries at [[Dergé]] and elsewhere. ...

Tulku Nyima has been the abbot of many different monasteries in Tibet since 1985 and has taught in universities both in Tibet, China and ...

...སེར་ཐར་, Wyl. ''gser thar'') in the south and west.<Ref>Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017, Stewart Smith, p.246-247. </R ...Dzong map full.jpg|thumb|450px|Map of Pema, courtesy of Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017.]] ...

...nd foretold how the beneficence of the Lakar family would bring joy to the monasteries of Tibet for many generations to come. ...], and all their lamas and incarnations. For the [[Kagyü]], this meant the monasteries, lamas and tulkus of the Karma, [[Drukpa Kagyü|Drukpa]], [[Drikung Kagyü| ...

...(Tib. དཀར་མཛེས་, Wyl. ''dkar mdzes'') in the west. <Ref>Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017, Stewart Smith, p.129. </Ref> ...marks the borderline with the [[Geluk]] realm of Drango in Kham, although monasteries in the northern part of Kham are predominantly adherents of the Nyingma. ...

...aining countless sacred and medicinal substances gathered from masters and monasteries all over the Himalayas. ...om the [[Namgyal Monastery|Namgyal]], Gomang and [[Gyutö Monastery|Gyutö]] monasteries, two hundred western monks and nuns, a hundred friends of His Holiness and ...

...e of his principal masters. The next few years of his life he visited many monasteries of the [[four schools|four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism]], and received In 1955 as the situation for monasteries continued to worsen in Eastern Tibet, he traveled to Lhasa. While there, he ...

...y practices and periodic ceremonies. In addition, he offered timely aid to monasteries damaged during the civil disturbances and unrest of the time, and made vast ...

...eastern part of the Kham region, committed atrocities, and destroyed many monasteries, including Riwoche Monastery. ...

...Way of the Bodhisattva'' to the whole assembly of monks. He went to major monasteries of the Riwo Gendenpa tradition such as [[Dza Sershul Monastery|Sershul]], L ...

First, Trulshik first stayed at monasteries like '''Thangmé''' for several years, while hoping to return to his own mo :Dilgo Khyentse visited many monasteries in Nepal, and in 1977 he went by helicopter to Solukhumbu. There he gave th ...