mongolia the manjushri monastery which located tuv aimak south ulaanbaatar |
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| navigate by keyword : 300 1000 1733 2018 aimak animals august became blue buddhist center ceremonies churches collection country fancy farming founded freedom genghis gold gorkhiterelzh housed important involved khan largest livestock local located manjushri monastery monastic mongolia monks more most mountains national nature often one park pasture plates population rare religious script scriptures silver sky smile south steppe stones than time tuv ulaanbaatar valuable was which yak yaki |
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| It was founded in 1733. Over time, the monastery became one of the largest in the country and the most important monastic center with 20 churches and more than 300 monks. In religious ceremonies often involved more than 1000 monks. The monastery housed a collection of valuable and rare Buddhist scriptures, including silver plates with gold script. |
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