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The first group is mostly at Dzogchen Monastery (rDzogs-chen dGon-pa), while the second is mostly at Zhechen Monastery (Zhe-chen dGon-pa).

Ridding Oneself of the Two Sets of Obscurations in Sutra and Highest Tantra According to Nyingma and Sakya 2006

The first group is mostly at Dzogchen Monastery (rDzogs-chen dGon-pa), while the second is mostly at Zhechen Monastery (Zhe-chen dGon-pa).

Introduction to Dzogchen 2006

The first group is mostly at Dzogchen Monastery (rDzogs-chen dGon-pa), while the second is mostly at Zhechen Monastery (Zhe-chen dGon-pa).

Ridding Oneself of the Two Sets of Obscurations in Sutra and Highest Tantra According to Nyingma and Sakya 2006

Labrang Monastery (Bla-brang dGon-pa) in far-eastern Amdo (founded by Jamyang-zheypa) and most monasteries in Inner and Outer Mongolia, Buryatia, Kalmykia, and Tuva also follow them.

Overview of the Gelug Monastic Education System Tsenzhab Serkong Rinpoche II 2003

Chojey Dondrub-rinchen remained in Amdo, where he founded Jakyung Monastery (Bya-khyung dGon-pa) to the south of Kumbum.

A Short Biography of Tsongkhapa 2003

Although Menri Monastery (sMan-ri dGon-pa) had been established in 1405 in the hope of continuing the Bon (Bon) debate tradition of Ensaka Monastery (dBen-sa-kha dGon-pa), this intention was not fulfilled.

A Brief History of Yungdrungling Monastery 2003

This is in contrast with the other two main Gelug Monasteries in the Lhasa area, Sera (Se-ra dGon-pa) and Drepung.

A Brief History of Ganden Monastery 2003

The three main Gelug monasteries (gdan-sa gsum) near Lhasa – Sera (Se-ra dGon-pa), Drepung (‘Bras-spung dGon-pa), and Ganden (dGa’ - ldan dGon-pa) – all use the ocean-rolling voice.

A Brief History of Gyumay and Gyuto Lower and Upper Tantric Colleges 2003

In 1416, Tsongkhapa gave the Ganden conch to his disciple, Jamyang Chojey ( 'Jam-dbyangs Chos-rje bKra-shis dpal-ldan) (1379-1449), who founded Drepung Monastery (' Bras-spungs dGon-pa) later that year.

A Brief History of Ganden Monastery 2003

Another close disciple, Jamchen Chojey (Byams-chen Chos-rje Shakya ye-shes) (1354-1435), founded Sera Monastery (Se-ra dGon-pa) in 1419, the year Tsongkhapa passed away.

A Brief History of Ganden Monastery 2003