| |
| | Don Croner's World Wide Wanders: Mongolia | Arkhangai Aimag | Zayain Khuree |
 | | Swung by Tsetserleg, capital of Arkhangai Aimag, to visit Zayain Khuree, the monastery of Khalkh Zaya Pandita, one of Zanabazar‘s collaborators. |
 | | Arkhangai Aimag, and particularly its monasteries, were reportedly a hotbed of anti-revolutionary fervor, and Zayain Khüree soon attracted the attention of the communist government. |
 | | The Sixth Zaya Pandita was murdered by the communists in 1932 and eventually most of monastery, with the exception of the Guden Temple, the Semchin Temples, and the first temple built in 1631, was leveled. |
| www.doncroner.com /2005/06/mongolia-arkhangai-aimag-zayain-khuree.html (2111 words) |
|