Tibet Monastery Library In 2003

A huge library was discovered in a secret location inside the Sakya Monastery in Tibet. There are 84,000 scrolls in the library, counting the years that have been kept secret. Archaeological scrolls are believed to have remained untouched since their inception, as they remain intact. They also wondered if these articles could shed light on the thousands of years of human history. The Thek Monastery is said to be a place of worship for Thek Buddhists. The name Thet of a Tibetan monastery seems to be a descendant of the Buddha.

According to a Chinese chronicle of the Wei people, a group of savages on the Chinese side, or a group of Tibetan Tobars in western China, moved to the Himalayas and became known as the Sakya dynasty. It is said that Buddhism originated from that lineage.