Barom Monastery
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Tibetan script :
'ba' rom dgon pa
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Simplified :
拔 戎 寺
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Pinyin : Barong si
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The Barom Monastery ( Tib . 'Ba' rom dgon pa ) is the founding monastery of the Barom Kagyu branch ( 'ba' rom bka ' ) founded by Barompa Darma Wangchug ( ' ba 'rom pa dar ma dbang phyug ) in the 12th century brgyud ) of the Kagyu school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism . It was founded in 1153. The monastery is located in today's large community (Chinese) Gulu of Nagqu (Nagchu) district in Tibet .
The monastery is on the list of monuments of the Tibet Autonomous Region .
literature
- Puchter Tsering: The Early History of the Barom Kagyu School and the Biography of Darma Wangchug. MA thesis, University of Oslo 2001.
Web links
- Barompa Darma Wangchug b.1127 - English
- Naqu yeyou zheyang de meijing - Chinese
Individual evidence
- ↑ Chinese Barong si 拔 戎 寺
- ↑ Chinese Dama Wangqiu 达玛 旺秋 or 塔玛 旺 丘
- ↑ Chinese Barong gaju 拔 戎 噶 举
- ↑ Chinese Gulu zhen 古 露 镇
| Barom Monastery (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| 'ba' rom dgon pa ; 'ba' rom dgon ; Barom Chokhorling; 'ba' rom chos' khor gling Barong si 拔 戎 寺; 巴 融 寺; 跋 绒 寺; Barong Qukelin si 拔 戎 曲 科林 寺 |
Coordinates: 30 ° 49 ′ 0 ″ N , 91 ° 38 ′ 0 ″ E