Samye Monastery

Daza road gongjigong monument is located in the south of the road in front of Potala Palace in Lhasa city. The body of the stele is square and columnar. The base of the stele is three storeys with a top cover. There are characters on the north, East and south sides. All of them are in Tibetan. It was established by tsanpu chisongdezan of Tubo for his general dazalugong in the first year of Guangde of Tang Dynasty (763) when he led his troops to attack Chang'an (now Xi'an). Although the monument has been eroded for more than a thousand years, most of its handwriting is still clear and distinguishable. It is an important cultural relic for studying the history of Tubo slave society and the relationship between Tubo local regime and Tang central regime.

Samye Monastery

Gongjigong monument on Dazha road is located in the south of the road in front of Tibet exhibition hall. It was established in the reign of chisongde Zanpu (755-797). The stele stands on a square foundation with a height of 1.92 meters and an area of 22.25 square meters. In the center of the platform is a three-step stele pedestal, 1.32 meters high. The body of the tablet is eight meters high, square and columnar in shape, wide at the bottom and close at the top. Tibetan regular script is engraved on the north, East and south sides of the monument. There are 68 characters on the north side, 16 characters on the east side and 74 characters on the south side. The body of the tablet is intact, and most of the inscriptions are still recognizable.

Dazalugong was an important Minister of Zanpu chisongdezan, and was in an important position. The monument was established in recognition of his achievements, so it is called the memorial monument. The inscription praises his talent and contribution. Therefore, Chisong Dezan not only rewarded him with slaves, land and pasture, but also gave him and his descendants various privileges. The monument provides important historical materials for the study of the political system of Tubo slavery and the history of the relationship between Tubo and Tang Dynasty.

Dazalu Gong Ji Gong stele is an important cultural relic for studying the history of Tubo slavery society and the relationship between Tubo local regime and Tang Dynasty central regime. It is located in a small yellow walled courtyard in the south of the road in front of Potala Palace in Lhasa city.

The body of dazalu gongjigong tablet is square and columnar in shape, wide at the bottom and narrow at the top. The base of the tablet is three layers, with a top cover on it. There are characters on the north, East and south sides, all of which are in Tibetan. Though eroded by more than one thousand years of wind and rain, most of the handwriting is still legible.

In the 8th century, wars often took place between Tubo and Tang Dynasty. During the period of tsanpu chisongdezan in Tubo, dazalugong led his troops to attack and plunder Chang'an (now Xi'an) in the first year of Guangde in Tang Dynasty (763). Looking at this monument, and then looking at the "nephew and uncle alliance monument" in front of the Jokhang Temple, we can better understand why the Tang Dynasty and Tubo cherished the coming peace.

Address: south side of highway in front of Tibet exhibition hall, Lhasa, Tibet

Longitude: 91.120157

Latitude: 29.65247

Tel: 0891-6323632

Ticket information: Free

Chinese PinYin : Da Zha Lu Gong Ji Gong Bei