Lamo monastery

This article is about the monastery in Lhasa. For the Lamo Dechen Chökhorling Monastery (Tib .: la mo bde chen chos' khor gling ) in Qinghai, see Lamo Dechen Monastery . For the monastery in Luqu (Luchu) in Gannan, Gansu, see Tagtshang Lhamo .

The Lamo Monastery ( Tib. La Mon dgon pa ; Chinese  拉穆寺 , Pinyin Lamu si ; English Lamo Monastery.) Is a Buddhist monastery of the Gelug -Schule (Yellow Hat) in the circle Tagtse from Lhasa of the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China . It is located about 50 km northeast of Lhasa and is one of the first shrines that Lume's followers erected after his return to "Central Tibet".

See also

• Nechung Monastery , Samye Monastery , Gadong Monastery
• Dentig Monastery , Lachen Gongpa Rabsel

literature

• Gyurme Dorje: Tibet handbook
• Keith Dowman: The power-places of Central Tibet: the pilgrim's guide

Web links

• The origin of the yellow hat worn by the monks of the Gelug tradition
• View of temple in Lamo monastery

Chinese web links

• Lamu si
• Lamu si
• Gelupai siyuan - Lamu si

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Also Lamu si 拉 木 寺, Lamu si 拉姆 寺, Lamo si 拉 末 寺.
2. ↑ tibet. Klu mes Tshul khrims shes rab; Chinese Lumei Chuchen Xirao 鲁梅 • 楚 臣 喜 饶 , also Lumei Cuichen Xirao 卢梅 • 崔 臣 喜 饶 .

Coordinates: 29 ° 48 '35 "  N , 91 ° 33' 40.9"  E