Linked from

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

• Tibetan PlateauBroader topic: The city is a major urban and cultural center of the plateau.

• Tibet Autonomous RegionBroader topic: It is the region’s political center and largest city.

• Potala PalaceNarrower topic: The palace occupies a commanding position in Lhasa’s historic and religious landscape.

• Fifth Dalai LamaRelated: His government made the city Tibet’s central political and religious seat.

• Tibet under Qing ruleBroader topic: Qing interventions and resident officials were centered in Lhasa.

• Drepung MonasteryNarrower topic: Drepung’s location outside Lhasa tied it to the city’s religious and political life.

• 7th Dalai LamaBroader topic: Kelzang Gyatso governed from Tibet’s capital during his final years.

• NamtsoRelated: Lhasa is the nearest major city and a common point of reference for Namtso’s location.

• Nikolay PrzhevalskyBroader topic: Przhevalsky repeatedly sought to reach the city but did not complete that objective.

• XiningRelated: The rail and road routes from Xining make Lhasa its most prominent plateau counterpart.

• Ngawang NamgyalRelated: Its religious authorities were involved in the dispute that preceded his move south.

• Nyenchen Tanglha MountainsRelated: The city lies south of the range, on the opposite side of its divide.

• Tibetan uprisingBroader topic: The uprising began here amid fears surrounding the Dalai Lama's safety.