Semnyi Monastery
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Wylie transliteration : sems nyid dgon pa; sems nyid dgon
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Simplified :
仙 米 寺; 显明 寺
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Pinyin : Xiānmǐ sì; Xiǎnmíng sì
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The Semnyi Monastery or Semnyi Gön or Semnyi Gompa ( Tib . : sems nyid dgon pa or sems nyid dgon ) etc. is an important monastery of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism in the region of Huare or Pari ( dpa'ri ) im Datong He river valley in northern Amdo , north of Xining. The highest lama of the Semnyi monastery, the respective Achung Rinpoche , was the spiritual and secular head of this region.
The monastery was founded in 1623 , in that year the 3rd Achung Rinpoche Künga Gyatsho asked the monk Lhari Khenchen Tsheten Döndrub ( lha ri mkhan chen tshe brtan don grub ) from the Drag Yerpa monastery near Lhasa to build the temple.
Previously, in 1584, the 3rd Dalai Lama had visited the holy place and suggested building a monastery for the people. The monastery is located in the municipality of Xianmi Autonomous Okrug Menyuan Hui of Hui Chinese province of Qinghai .
It was used by the Manchu army during the Qing Dynasty in 1724 during the Khoshuud (Qoshoten) uprising of the Kokonor area under the Mongol prince Lobsang Tendzin (Tib .: blo bzang bstan 'dzin ), a grandson of Gushri Khan , destroyed.
In the following year, 1725, it was rebuilt by five Tibetan tribes from the area. Before 1958 there were over 160 monks, today 35.
The monastery has been on the list of monuments of Qinghai Province since 1998 .
literature
- Anduo zhengjiao shi安 多 政教 史 (Political and Religious History by Amdo) mdo smad chos' byung by Dragönpa Könchog Tenpa Rabgye (Brag dgon pa dkon mchog bstan pa rab rgyas; 1801-). Lanzhou 1989; ISBN 7-5421-0037-8
- Pu Wencheng蒲文成: Qinghai Fojiao shi青海 佛教 史 (History of Buddhism in Qinghai)
reference books
- Zangzu da cidian . Lanzhou 2003 (Xianmi si)
Web links
References and comments
- ↑ Chinese Xianmi si 仙 米 寺, also called Xianming si 显明 寺
- ↑ 华 热
- ↑ Chinese 大 通河 , also called Haomen He浩 门 河, a tributary of the Huang Shui (Xining He), the largest tributary of the upper reaches of the Yellow River (Huang He).
- ↑ cf. places.thlib.org: An Introduction to Huare (dpa 'ris, Pari) by Tsehuajia (July 6, 2010)
- ↑ From a total of four incarnation series.
- ↑ Chinese Aqiong fo 阿 穹 佛, Aqun fo 阿 群 佛, Aqiong huofo 阿琼 活佛, Aqiong huofo 阿 穹 活佛
- ↑ Chinese Gunga Jiacuo 衮 噶 嘉措 u. a.
- ↑ Chinese Lari Kanqin Caidan Dunzhu 拉 日 堪 钦 • 才 旦 顿珠, also Lhari Khenchen Tseten Dondrub
- ↑ cnbuddhism.com: 青海 佛教 史 ( 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. ( Pu Wencheng蒲文成) - Retrieved November 24, 2010.
- ↑ Chinese Xianmi 仙 米 or Hsien-mi or Semnyi /
- ↑ Tib. Mun yon rdzong ; Chin. Menyuan Huizu zizhixian 门 源 回族 自治县
- ↑ The uprising with the Chinese name Luobuzang Danjin shijian had the goal of throwing off the Chinese-Manchurian supremacy.
- ↑ west-eastours.com: Old Monasteries with Nyingmapa and Kumbum Festivals in Amdo ( Memento of the original from June 18, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - Retrieved November 24, 2010.
- ↑ Chinese Zhiguanba Gongquehu Danba Raojie 智 观 巴 • 贡 却 乎 丹巴 绕 吉
| Semnyi Monastery (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| Semnyi Monastery, Semnyi Gön, Semnyi Gompa, sems nyid dgon pa, sems nyid dgon, Xianmi si 仙 米 寺, Xianming si 显明 寺, Semnyi Gon Ganden Dargyeling; Semnyid Monastery |
Coordinates: 37 ° 16 ′ 48 ″ N , 102 ° 0 ′ 0 ″ E