Tomb of the king of Tibet

Tomb of the king of Tibet

The tomb of the king of Tibet is located 1 km north of xiadawu village, Taoyan Township, Zhuoni County, which is fully known as the "Tomb of the king of Tibet CE Molin". Located in the orchard of Dawu village, the cemetery is the family cemetery of King kemolin I of Tibet. It was once the Regent of Tibet and was known as the king of Tibet. It created the inheritance system of kemolin and made its hometown famous throughout Tibet.

He became a monk at the age of 7. At the age of 33, he went to Tibet for further study. He went to the sera temple to study the Sutra and Dharma. Due to his hard work, he was promoted to the abbot of the temple. In 1762, he was called to Beijing to serve as the Lama of Yonghe palace and kanboda for 16 years, and won the appreciation of Emperor Qianlong. He was named "Kanbu nomen Khan" in Jin Dynasty. After the death of Tibet Regent in 1777, a Wang chuchen was sent to Tibet as the 12th king of Tibet. He also served as the Confucian teacher of the eighth Dalai Lama and served as the CE Molin of Tibet's Gadan temple.

In 1778, he was the 61st chiwa in the ngadan temple. After a Wang chuchen took office as regent, he managed well and got support from all walks of life. He died in 1791 at the age of 71. His family welcomed the ashes back to his hometown for burial, so it was known as the tomb of the king of Tibet.

The tomb site covers an area of 4800 square meters. There are two main halls of the temple in the tomb area. In the tombs of the king of Tibet, cremated bone cassettes are buried, with men on the left and women on the right. It is said that the 19 generations of families after the Chu Minister of the first Ce Mo Lin a Wang were buried together, which has become a place for Tibetan people and Buddhist believers to worship. The tomb of the king of Tibet is located in an elegant environment with dense trees and clear springs, which makes the pilgrims forget to return.

Address: Taoyan Township, Zhuoni County, Gannan Prefecture, 1 km north of xiawu village

Longitude: 103.7966337204

Latitude: 34.769518885265

Chinese PinYin : Cang Wang Fen