Nenang is a Karma Kagyu monastery in central Tibet that was founded by the First Zhamarpa, Drakpa Sengge in 1333. The monastery was given to the Fifth Pawo by the Fifth Dalai Lama after its confiscation from the Zhamar line in 1673 or 1674, and since then monastery has been the seat of the Pawo incarnation lineage.
Gyurme Dorje. 2009. Footprint Guide to Tibet, Fourth Edition. Bristol: Footprint, p. 161.
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