- 650–676 CE).
Gungsong Gungtsen is said to have only
ruled for
these five
years and died at eighteen.
Songtsen Gampo,
returned to the throne.
Gungsong Gungtsen...
-
Gungsong Gungtsen (b. 605/617, d. 649/655) was the only
known son of
Songtsen Gampo (b. 557/569, d. 649/650), the 33rd king of the
Tibetan Empire. Gungtsen...
- CE)
succeeded to the
Tibetan throne either after the
death of his
father Gungsong Gungtsen, or of his
grandfather the 33rd
Tibetan king
Songtsen Gampo. He...
- of
Namri Songtsen)
Gungsong Gungtsen 641–646 (son)
Songtsen Gampo 646–649 (second time)
Mangsong Mangtsen 649–677 (son of
Gungsong Gungtsen)
Tridu Songtsen...
- to
study the
Tibetan script and
grammar and p****ed the
crown to his son
Gungsong Gungtsen, but at the age of
eighteen he
would die,
forcing Songtsen Gampo...
-
Monument Puchang-ri,
Sinpo 병인양요전승비 丙寅洋擾戰勝碑 1360
Monument of
Changui Shrine Gungsong-dong, Hungnam-guyok,
Hamhung 창의사비 彰義祠碑 1367
Stupa of Yi Chi-ran Sinsang-ri...
