Lo monastery

Lo or Lo Gönpa Monastery ( Tibetan ལོ་ དགོན་ པ Wylie lo dgon pa ) is an early Tibetan monastery belonging to the Kadam School of Tibetan Buddhism in central Tibet. It is located in Dagzê (Tagtse) County of the prefecture -level city of Lhasa in the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China .

The monastery was founded in 1095 by Phuchterwa Shönnu Gyeltshen (Tib .: phu chung ba gzhon nu rgyal mtshan ; 1031–1106) and Chengawa Tshälthrim Bar (Tib .: spyan snga ba tshul khrims' bar ; 1038–1103), two of the so-called "three Brothers ”from the Kadam School.

See also

• Chayül Monastery ( bya yul dgon pa )

Web links

• Zhongyao mingci zhushi san - Chinese
• Gadangpai ji qi "sanshidao" fa - Chinese
• lo dgon pa (stag rtse rdzong) - English
• Huofo Luo Sangba Chilie Qusang - Chinese
• iar.ubc.ca: Maho Iuchi (Kobe City University for Foreign Studies), Changes in Early bKa 'gdams pa Monasteries with Shifts in the Structure of the Buddhist Community in Tibet
• himalaya.socanth.cam.ac.uk (Gianpaolo Vetturini)
• Abbatial Succession of Lo Monastery

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Chinese Luo si ( 洛 寺 , Luò Sì )
2. ↑ Chin. Puqiongwa Xuannu Jianzan 普琼 哇 · 旋 努 坚赞
3. ↑ Chinese Jing'ewa Cicheng Ba 京 俄 哇 · 次 成 拔; see. tbrc
4. ↑ cf. rigpawiki.org: Three Brothers (found June 2, 2010).

Lo monastery (alternative names of the lemma)
lo dgon pa, Luo si 洛 寺 , Luò Sì , Lo Monastery, Lo Gonpa, Lo Gompa

Coordinates: 29 ° 55 ′ 35.7 ″  N , 91 ° 36 ′ 15 ″  E