Tsangyang Gyatso
sixth Dalai Lama
Born
March 1st, 1683
342 years ago
Died
1706
319 years ago — 23 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Tibet
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Born as the sixth Dalai Lama, this individual served from 1697 until 1706. Ascending to leadership at a young age, he was a significant figure in Tibetan Buddhism during the 17th century. Renowned for poetry, his works reflected spiritual and romantic themes. Deemed a controversial leader, he was eventually forced to leave his position and retreated into obscurity. His legacy intertwined with Tibetan culture and its religious practices continues to resonate.
Wrote numerous poems reflecting spiritual themes
Led Tibetan Buddhism as the sixth Dalai Lama
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