The Pakmodru government stands as a pivotal chapter in Central Tibetan history, marking the transition from Mongol-backed administrations to a unified, indigenous Tibetan state. Established firmly between 1349 and 1354, the dynasty emerged when the visionary leader Tai Situ Jangchup Gyeltsen successfully challenged the Sakya school’s right to administer Central Tibet under Mongol rule. #image_title...Read More
Embark on the spiritual journey of Master Tsongkhapa, witnessing his luminous transfiguration and encounters with principal deities. Delve into the profound moments of his life, his transformative appearances, and the serene final days at Ganden Monastery. Discover the enduring impact and enlightened legacy of Tsongkhapa, a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism, whose teachings and spiritual...Read More
n 1745 AD, the strong rejection and opposition from Lhasa's monks and laypeople compelled Chief Kalon Phola Nai to take a decisive step. He banned the Catholic Church's missionary activities in Lhasa, thereby bringing an end to the efforts of the Kapuqing Tibetan Missionary Society.Read More
Jamchen Chojey Sakya Yeshe, founder of Sera Monastery, dedicated his life to Buddhism. Learn about his achievements and the valuable statue he received from the Ming Dynasty. #Buddhism #SeraMonasteryRead More
