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...en accomplished a great deal in his life. He constructed and restored many temples, and established six monasteries and retreat centres in the Kathmandu regio ...

...gpo’s original location was the Jamtrin Lhakhang, one of the border taming temples built by king Songtsen Gampo (28°25'00.0"N 85°16'60.0"E). The statue has ...

...temples were active at Wutai Shan. Nowadays, around fifty monasteries and temples are active and can be visited, many of which follow Tibetan Buddhism. ...

...anation of this tertön, Bhakka Tulku Rinpoche was responsible for the many temples in Pemakö dedicated to the Pema Lingpa lineage. ...

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...hip of stupas at the Border Taming temples (''ta dul'') and Further Taming temples (''yang dul''), dedicated towards continued stability in the religious and ...

...ukvan Lobsang Chökyi Nyima]] (1737-1802). In the 19th century, about 1,200 temples and monasteries existed in Inner Mongolia, and more than 700 in Outer Mongo ...

...rtön [[Drakngak Lingpa]] and others gradually came to the region, building temples and trails to all of the sacred sites of lower Pemakö. Likewise, devoted p ...objects that were in decline and established numerous new ones, including temples, statues, texts, stupas, and simple meditation huts, both directly and indi ...

...centres in Amdo, not only due to its impressive numbers of monasteries and temples, but also because of the large variety of Tibetan Buddhist schools represen ...

...first son of Dudjom Lingpa. He was a renowned scholar who built the great temples of Dodrup Chode, and established a non-sectarian college as well as a medit ...

...presentations of enlightened body, speech and mind, he built some thirteen temples and shrines, large and small, where the members of the sangha received vene ...

...by Mahmud of Ghazni (971–1030), who plundered the cities and destroyed the temples.<ref name="ftn34"> Roy, Kaushik,&nbsp;''Warfare in Pre-British India – 15 ...