tsaparang造句

• Guge s capital was shifted to Tsaparang by 15th century.
• Jesuit priests were made prisoners in 1630 or attacked before they reached Tsaparang.
• Antonio de Andrada and Manuel Marquez had pushed their explorations as far as Tsaparang on the northern Setledj.
• The monasteries were built in Tsaparang and Tholing with mud bricks, along with other temples and monasteries.
• The Sikh army now controlled the urban centers of Tsaparang Rudok, Gartok and Taklakot ( modern Burang Town ).
• Soon Tsaparang, and Tholing, also made of mud brick, were built, along with other temples and monasteries.
• In some accounts it is said that Tsaparang was made the capital of Guge by Namde 謘ung ( ), one of the sons of Langdarma.
• The ruins of the former capital of the Guge kingdom are located at Tsaparang in the Sutlej valley, not far from Mount Kailash and westwards from Lhasa.
• Tsaparang is a huge fortress perched on a pyramid-shaped rock rising about 500 to 600 feet ( 152 to 183 m ) at the end of a long narrow spur.
• It was divided into smaller kingdoms around the year 1100 CE . Tholing, at, the last town before Tsaparang in the kingdom of Guge was then its capital, ( 163 miles from Darchen ).
• Andrade returned to Goa in 1629; the mission foundered soon afterward, with the invasion of Guge by Ladakh, the death of the pro-missionary king and the installation of a hostile Ladakhi-controlled government in Tsaparang.
• After a harrowing journey ( they were the first known Europeans to traverse the Himalayas ) they arrived in Tsaparang, where they managed to gain permission from the king of Guge to freely preach their religion throughout the kingdom, and left after less than a month.