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The monastery in general became known as Labrang, or Labrang Tashikyil, after the residence of Jamyang-zhaypa.
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The PRC recently attempted to push its own handpicked Panchen Lama into the arena by having him visit the Tibetan area of Labrang in Gansu.
Rio Helmi: From Exile, Showing the Way Forward Rio Helmi 2011
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The PRC recently attempted to push its own handpicked Panchen Lama into the arena by having him visit the Tibetan area of Labrang in Gansu.
Rio Helmi: From Exile, Showing the Way Forward Rio Helmi 2011
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They visited Lhasa, the capital of Tibet and Labrang in Qinghai privince which was previously under Tibet.
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On Saturday, a massive police presence could be seen blanketing Xiahe, a holy city outside Tibet that houses the sprawling Labrang Monastery complex, one of the most revered in Tibetan Buddhism.
Free Tibet: Boycott Poisonous Chinese Politics and Products Jim Horn 2008
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Video taken with a mobile phone of Tibetan protesters gathering in front of a Chinese office in Labrang, Amdo, Tibet, March 15.
YouTube Unplugged 2008
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Labrang, the largest lamasery still functioning in the Tibetan regions of neighboring China, contains about 2,000 monks, twice as many as Beijing's official ceiling.
Why Tibet Matters 2008
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Shai Oster Pilgrims circumambulate a holy Buddhist shrine in Labrang monastery.
Tibet Protests 2008
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Jigme Gyatso (lay name Jigme Guri), a senior monk from the Labrang monastery, who was re-arrested on November 4 after he described how he had been tortured by the police during his detention in March and who is now in custody in Lanzhou (Gansu province);
China: Free Prominent Tibetan Cultural Figure Paljor Norbu 2008
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On Saturday, a massive police presence could be seen blanketing Xiahe, a holy city outside Tibet that houses the sprawling Labrang Monastery complex, one of the most revered in Tibetan Buddhism.
Archive 2008-03-01 Jim Horn 2008
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