Samye Monastery--the first Buddhist temple in Tibet history Yalung Zangbo River The Shannan area is the birthplace of Tibetan history and culture. It was called Weifang in ancient times. There are many thought-provoking ancestors' footprints. The beautiful legend of the combination of the monkey and the Raksha woman and the reproduction of the plateau is born here. The first temple in Tibetan history, also started here at from Samye Monastery, Tibetan Buddhism had the first monks, with formal commandments, Buddhism became the Tubo dynasty The state religion, rooting in the snowy plateau. The Sangye Temple is a non-sectarian temple that coexists equally among the major sects of Tibetan Buddhism. The Kagyu, Nyingma, Sakya, and Gelug are still coexisting today. According to historical records, in 762, the fifth generation of the Songzan Gambo, Akamatsu Dezan began construction of the Samye Monastery, but in the process of building the temple, it was built repeatedly, built during the day, at night. Destroyed by the devil. So the king of Zang invited the master of the lotus from Wuhua, from India, invited the master of the guard, and presided over the construction of the temple. Around the main hall of the Samye Monastery, there are also red, green, black and white four towers used to shock some evil spirits to prevent natural disasters and man-made disasters.