Tsongkhapa founds Ganden and the Gelug school
1409Notable
The scholar Tsongkhapa founds Ganden Monastery and the Great Prayer Festival in Lhasa. His Gelug school stresses monastic discipline and later produces the Dalai Lamas.
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