Riphug

Tibetan name
Wylie transliteration : ri phug dgon; zha lu ri phug
Chinese name
Traditional : 日 布 寺
Simplified : 日 布 寺
Pinyin : Rìbù Sì

The Riphug Monastery or the Shalu Riphug Hermitage of the Shalu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism is located in Shigatse , Tibet , not far from Shalu . The monastery was founded in 1314 by Butön Rinchen Drub , the 11th abbot of Shalu Monastery. Inside is a stupa called Tongdrol Chenmo, which Butön had originally built in 1359 in honor of his late mother.

See also

• Naro Monastery , Nyêmo County

literature

• Gyurme Dorje: Tibetan Handbook (Ripuk Retreat)
• Wei-Zang daochang shengji zhi 卫 藏 道场 胜迹 志 . Xizang renmin chubanshe 1987

Web links

• Historical Sites of Central Tibet Organized by Region - English
• Ribu si - Chinese

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Chinese  通 追 钦摩 , Pinyin Tongzhui qinmo
2. ↑ Chinese  那 若 寺 , Pinyin Naruo si

Riphug (alternative names of the lemma)
Xialu Ribu 霞 鲁 日 布

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