Zhok Gurmon is a Geluk monastery in Penpo near Lhasa that was founded in the late thirteenth century by Ga Lotsawa Namgyel Dorje, a master of Vajrabhairava. It was initially a Kagyu monastery and was converted to the Geluk tradition in the seventeenth century. It was managed by the Tse Yigtsang, the Ecclesiastical Office of the Potala.
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