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The 13 pages that link to Ganden Phodrang, each with the reason it gives.

• GelugRelated: Its rise made Gelug leadership central to Tibetan governance.

• LhasaRelated: Its rule strengthened Lhasa’s status as Tibet’s principal political capital.

• Tibetan Buddhist monasticismRelated: It illustrates how monastic leadership and political authority became closely connected.

• Potala PalaceRelated: The palace served as a central seat for this government’s authority.

• Fifth Dalai LamaRelated: Its institutions gave his unification a lasting political structure.

• Tibet under Qing ruleBroader topic: It remained the central Tibetan governing institution during Qing rule.

• Drepung MonasteryRelated: Drepung’s religious authority and its connection to the Dalai Lamas intersected with this governing institution.

• History of TibetBroader topic: It consolidated central authority through the Dalai Lama’s religious and political office.

• Second Dalai LamaCompared with: It marks the later political transformation of a lineage that was not yet a ruling government in Gendun Gyatso’s lifetime.

• 7th Dalai LamaRelated: It was the governing institution Kelzang Gyatso eventually headed.

• 8th Dalai LamaRelated: It was the government under which Jamphel Gyatso held Tibet’s temporal office.

• 13th Dalai LamaBroader topic: This was the political institution through which he governed Tibet.

• Sixth Dalai LamaRelated: Its leadership concealed the vacancy in the Dalai Lama’s office while Tsangyang Gyatso grew up.