Entity: LHASA
Lhasa is a term that translates to 'place of gods' in Tibetan, referring to the capital of Tibet known for its cultural and historical significance.
LHASA
Etymology
Lhasa translates to 'place of gods' in Tibetan, combining 'lha' meaning god and 'sa' meaning place.
Definition
Lhasa signifies a sacred city in Tibetan culture, known for its spiritual significance and historical importance.
Historical Context
Lhasa has a rich history as the capital of Tibet, playing a central role in Tibetan Buddhism and serving as a significant cultural and political center.
Cultural Significance
Lhasa is revered in Tibetan culture as a sacred city associated with Lamaism, featuring iconic landmarks like the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple.
Related Concepts
Lhasa is often linked to Tibetan Buddhism, the Dalai Lama, and traditional Tibetan architecture and art.
See Also
A term that signifies a sacred city in Tibetan culture, often associated with Lamaism and its spiritual importance.