Drepung Monastery

E710967

Drepung Monastery is one of Tibet’s largest and historically most important Gelug Buddhist monasteries, located on the outskirts of Lhasa.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Drepung Monastery canonical 6

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist monastery
Gelug monastery
alternativeName ’Bras-spungs Monastery
architecturalStyle Tibetan
associatedWith Dalai Lama
Gelug school
contains Ganden Phodrang
linked to: Ganden Monastery
country China
currentFunction active monastery
tourist attraction
elevation approximately 3800 meters above sea level
festival Shoton Festival
foundedBy Jamyang Chöjé Tashi Palden
foundedIn 1416
foundingOrder Gelug
GandenPhodrangRole former residence of the Dalai Lamas
governingBody Chinese authorities
heritageStatus important cultural site of Tibetan Buddhism
historicalRole principal seat of the Dalai Lamas before the Potala Palace
languageOfLiturgy Tibetan
locatedIn Lhasa
Tibet Autonomous Region
locatedNear Lhasa River
locatedOn Gambo Utse mountain
outskirts of Lhasa
monasticColleges Deyang College
Gomang College
Gyelwa or Tösamling College
Loseling College
Ngagpa College
Shagkor College
namedAfter Drepung in South India
nearbyMonasteries Ganden Monastery
Sera Monastery
notableFeature extensive monastic housing complexes
large assembly hall
peakMonkPopulation around 10000 monks
pilgrimageSiteFor Tibetan Buddhists
region Central Tibet
religiousAffiliation Buddhism
Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism
roleInEducation major center of Gelug scholastic training
ShotonFestivalFeature unveiling of a giant thangka of the Buddha
significance one of the great three Gelug monasteries of Lhasa
one of the largest monasteries in Tibet
tradition monastic debate
scholastic study of Buddhist philosophy

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lhasa contains Drepung Monastery
Shoton Festival majorVenue Drepung Monastery
Central Tibet contains Drepung Monastery
subject linked to: central Tibet
Sera Monastery sisterMonastery Drepung Monastery
Ganden Monastery associatedMonastery Drepung Monastery