Songtsen Gampo
Songtsen Gampo was the 33rd King (Tsenpo) of Tibet from 618 or 629 until his death in 650, and the founder of the Tibetan Empire.
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King Songtsen Gampo (reigned 618–649 CE) is one of the most revered figures in Tibetan history, celebrated as a visionary leader who unified Tibet
Known as the first Buddhist king of Tibet, Songtsen Gampo took the throne of what was to become the central Tibetan Empire in 627 and led its expansion across ...
Songtsen-gampo was the thirty-second ruler of Yarlung (Yar-klungs), a small kingdom in central Tibet. In the course of expanding his territory and establishing ...
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Songtsen Gampo (569?–649? 650) was the thirty-second ruler of Yarlung, a small kingdom in the Yarlung Tsangpo River Valley of central Tibet.
King Songtsen Gampo was born around the early 7th century into the Yarlung Dynasty, a period marked by fragmented tribal regions in Tibet. His early years were ...
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Songtsen
Gampo was the 33rd King of Tibet from 618 or 629 until his death in
650, and the founder of the Tibetan Empire. The first of the "Three
Dharma Kings of Tibet", he formally introduced Buddhism to Tibet and
built the Jokhang, under the influence of his queen Bhrikuti, from the
Licchavi kingdom of Nepal. Wikipedia
Born Tibet
Died 650 AD, Tibetan Empire
Spouse Princess Wencheng (m. 641 AD–650 AD)
Children Gungsong Gungtsen
Place of burial Shannan, China
Parents Namri Songtsen, Driza Tökarma
Siblings Tengri Khan
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