Celebrated figures, Lhokha

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As a place of origin of culture, Lhokha region has been the home of lots of eminent scholars and artists.

The fifth Dalai Lama Luosangjiacuo, born in Qiongjie, composed a book Tibetan Kings and Rulings in which he gave a brief account of Tibetan history from the very beginning to 10 century B.C, when the king Gushi was in power. The book was written in an easy and fluent style with full and accurate historical facts. After that, the fifth Dalai Lama wrote other 30 works like New interpretation to Physiognomy, Teaching materials about Bodhi Daoci theory, Guidance to Dabeicidi theory.

Born in Menyu, Cuona, the sixth Dalai Lama Cangyangjiacuo was not only well-known for his talent but also for his wide-spread love poems in all Tibet. In addition, the eminent monk Milariba, who cultivated in the Lozhasanggaguoduo temple in the 11th century, compiled Songs on truth and played an important role in the spread of Buddhism. The book conveyed the profound meaning of Buddhism and was very easy to understand.

In the 16th century, the eminent monk Bawo.zulachenwa, abbot of the Luozhalalong Monastery, applied himself to historic study with great concentration and wrote books like Happy feast of Virtuous People. Now his books are necessary and important literatures for the study of Tibetan religious history.

In the first of 18th century, Duoga.cirenwangjie wrote a romantic poetic novel named Xunnumeida which occupies an important place in the Tibetan literature, when he held the post of leader in the ancestral temple.