Tshemönling

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Tshemönling ( Tib.Tshe smon gling ) is a monastery of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism in Lhasa . It was one of the four temples of regency ( gling bzhi ) Lhasa and was built in the 17th century after the 5th Dalai Lama took over both spiritual and secular power. The monastery produced three rulers who also included Ganden Thripa , d. H. the nominal head of the Gelug school were: The first was Ngawang Tshälthrim (1721–1791; r. 1777–1780), the second Ngawang Jampel Tshälthrim Gyatsho (1792– ?; r. 1818–1844) and the third Ngawang Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (1844-1919; ruled 1910-1912). After 1912 it was the seat of the Demo Hutuktu (see Tendzin Gyatsho ).

List of Tshemönling Hutuktus

  1. Ngawang Tshälthrim , from the Chone Monastery in Jonê County , Gansu
  2. Ngawang Jampel Tshälthrim Gyatsho , also from Jonê, Gansu
  3. Ngawang Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen, also from Jonê, Gansu
  4. Xing Suzhi (1916–) (Losang Tsedrup)
  5. Tendzin Thrinle , since 1955

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References and footnotes

  1. ↑ In Chinese Si da lin 四大 林 : Daingyailing (bsTan-rgyas gling 丹 结 林 , Danjilin ), Cemonling (mTsho-smon gling 策 默林 , Cemolin ), Xedeling (Tshe-mchog gling 锡德林 , Xidelin ), Gundeling ( Kun-bde gling 功 德林 , Gongdelin ).
  2. ↑ Nos. 16, 20, 33 on the Tibetan rulers list
  3. ↑ These three members of the Kashag (Council of Ministers; Tib .: bka 'shag; Kashag; Chin. Gasha zhengfu 噶厦 政权) from 1750 to 1951 and their terms of office were (in Chinese reading) Cemolin Samadi Bakeshi Awang Chuchen 策 默林萨玛第 巴克什 阿旺 楚 臣 (1721–1791) tshe smon gling 01 ngag dbang tshul khrims  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (1777–1780), Cemolin Samadi Bakeshi Awang Jiangbei Chuchen 策 默林萨玛 第 巴克什 阿旺 绛 贝 楚 臣 (1818–1844), Cemolin Hutuktu 策 默林 呼图克图 (1910–1912), the Ganden Tripa Tsomoling Rimpoche.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / tibetantexts.org  
  4. ↑ Chinese Awang Chucheng 阿旺 楚 成
  5. ↑ Chin. Chanding si 禅定 寺
  6. ↑ Chinese Awang Jiangbei Chichen Jiacuo 阿旺 绛 贝 楚 臣 嘉 错
  7. ↑ Chinese Awang Luosang Danbei Jiancan 阿旺 罗桑丹 白 坚 参
  8. ↑ chib, 邢 肃 芝
  9. ↑ Luosang Zhenzhu 洛桑 珍珠; Year of birth according to xz.people.com: Luosang zhenzhu gexi shi shenme ren (found on April 24, 2010); see. the book at arabic.china.org : Seeking Lamaism on the Land of Snow - Dictated Experiences of a Han Lama. Dictated by Xing Suzhi (Losang Tsedrup); recorded by Zhang Jianfei and Yang Nianqun. Beijing: SDX Joint Publishing Company, 2003. ISBN 7-108-01805-5 .
  10. ^ Photos from 1937 ( memento of April 24, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) and 1944
  11. ↑ Chinese Cemolin Danzeng Chilie 策 墨 林 • 单 增 赤 列
Tshemönling (alternative names of the lemma)
Tshemon Ling; Cêmoinling, Tsomon Ling, Tsemoling, Tsemönling, Tsomonling, Chomoling, Tsomoling, Chinese. 策 默林 (Pinyin: Cemolin); Cemolin si 策 墨 林寺; Chongshou si 崇寿 寺

Coordinates: 29 ° 39 '24 "  N , 91 ° 7' 48"  E