List of traditional Tibetan printing locations
This is a list of traditional Tibetan printing locations . The three most important traditional Tibetan printing facilities include Dege Parkhang in Dêgê ( Kham ), the Potala in Lhasa and the Narthang Monastery in Shigatse .
Overview
- Dege Parkhang ( Dege Gönchen ) in Dêgê, Kardze Autonomous District of Tibetans, Sichuan (Kham)
- Pelpung Thubten Chökhor Ling's printing works in Dêgê (Kham)
- Narthang Monastery in Shigatse , Tibet
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Potala in Lhasa , Tibet
- Ganden Phüntshog Parkhang (dpa'i ldan phun tshogs par khang), 17th century
- Shol Parkhang in Lhasa, Shol Printing House (zhol par khang), 13th Dalai Lama
- Chone Monastery in Jonê ( Chone ) County of the Gannan Autonomous Region of the Tibetans , southwest Gansu ( Amdo )
- Labrang Monastery , Gansu
- Beijing
- Punakha (sPungs thang), Bhutan
- Rakya Monastery , Make , Golog, Qinghai
- Amchok Ganden Chökhorling
See also
Web links
- An account of the various editions of Kangyur and the results of Their collation (English)
- Diaoke muban yinshua (chinese)
- Sera Monastery: Book printing (Bernhard Peter)
- Printeries (Par-khang) (Dan Martin)
References and footnotes
- ↑ Chin. Sichuan Dege yinjinyuan 四 川德格 印 经 院; in the Dege Gönchen monastery ( 更 庆 寺 , Gengqing si )
- ↑ Chinese Lasa Budala yinjingyuan 拉萨 布达拉宫 印 经 院
- ↑ Chin. Xizang Natang yinjingyuan 西藏 纳 塘 印 经 院, which is particularly known for its block print editions of the Kanjur and Tanjur from the Tibetan Tripitaka .
- ↑ a b tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk: Potala Palace, Sho and Pargo Kaling taken from Chakpori (found on November 23, 2009)