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...སེར་ཐར་, Wyl. ''gser thar'') in the south and west.<Ref>Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017, Stewart Smith, p.246-247. </R ...Dzong map full.jpg|thumb|450px|Map of Pema, courtesy of Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017.]] ...

...nd foretold how the beneficence of the Lakar family would bring joy to the monasteries of Tibet for many generations to come. ...], and all their lamas and incarnations. For the [[Kagyü]], this meant the monasteries, lamas and tulkus of the Karma, [[Drukpa Kagyü|Drukpa]], [[Drikung Kagyü| ...

...(Tib. དཀར་མཛེས་, Wyl. ''dkar mdzes'') in the west. <Ref>Stewart Smith, The Monasteries of Amdo, Volume 1: East and South Amdo, 2017, Stewart Smith, p.129. </Ref> ...marks the borderline with the [[Geluk]] realm of Drango in Kham, although monasteries in the northern part of Kham are predominantly adherents of the Nyingma. ...

...aining countless sacred and medicinal substances gathered from masters and monasteries all over the Himalayas. ...om the [[Namgyal Monastery|Namgyal]], Gomang and [[Gyutö Monastery|Gyutö]] monasteries, two hundred western monks and nuns, a hundred friends of His Holiness and ...

...e of his principal masters. The next few years of his life he visited many monasteries of the [[four schools|four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism]], and received In 1955 as the situation for monasteries continued to worsen in Eastern Tibet, he traveled to Lhasa. While there, he ...

...y practices and periodic ceremonies. In addition, he offered timely aid to monasteries damaged during the civil disturbances and unrest of the time, and made vast ...

...eastern part of the Kham region, committed atrocities, and destroyed many monasteries, including Riwoche Monastery. ...

...Way of the Bodhisattva'' to the whole assembly of monks. He went to major monasteries of the Riwo Gendenpa tradition such as [[Dza Sershul Monastery|Sershul]], L ...

First, Trulshik first stayed at monasteries like '''Thangmé''' for several years, while hoping to return to his own mo :Dilgo Khyentse visited many monasteries in Nepal, and in 1977 he went by helicopter to Solukhumbu. There he gave th ...