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This video describes in brief Gaden monastery’s history and how Shar Gaden arose from Dokhang Khangtsen of Gaden Shartse.
It also highlights that Tibet historically had conflict with foreign powers, such as Britain, Ladakh, Mongolia, and Germany (Nazis), leading to the exodus of many Tibetans in the 1959 and the reestablishment of the three great seats of Gelugpa tradition in Buxa, India in 1962.
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Have the Lamas Made a Terrible Mistake?
Gaden Trisur is Ostracized
NAGBA Summer Festival 2011, Montreal, Canada
Dorje Shugden Outcasts in India
Point 4: Concerning Dolgyal with Reference to the Views of Past Masters and other Related Matters
Condemned to Silence – Part 1
Protests from Bethlehem to Nottingham
The Dalai Lama and Dorje Shugden
Gaden Jangtse Thubten Tulku Rinpoche
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