Sakya History

The Sakya Dharma King’s iron armour, a testament to an extraordinary period in history. It stands as a remarkable artefact of the Yuan Dynasty’s cultural and political legacy. Bestowed by Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, this iron armour. It dates back more than 700 years, is a singular relic of its kind....Read More

The Transition of Erdos Mongols to Yellow Buddhism: Explore the historical evolution of Yellow Buddhism in Inner Mongolia's Ordos region, as Erdos Mongols shifted from tribal affiliations to fervent practitioners. Discover the interplay of politics, religion, and cultural exchange in this transformative era.Read More

Explore the life of Drogon Choegyal Phakpa, also known as Lobsang Gyamtso and Phakpa Rinpoche. Born in 1235, he was the fifth patriarch of the Sakya sect and founder of the Sakya Dynasty in Tibet. Discover his profound impact as Kublai Khan's spiritual advisor, his leadership in the Bureau of Buddhist and Tibetan Affairs, and...Read More

Explore the rise of the Mongol Empire, a unique force in 13th-century Asia under Genghis Khan's leadership. Discover how this first universal empire united disparate tribes and treated various religions equally, echoing its military prowess across continents. Delve into the multifaceted history of the Mongols, their cultural assimilation, and the impact of their conquests on...Read More