Introduction to the Tsongkhapa Pagoda Sacrifice Hall: The highest floor of the Yangba Jian Sutra Monastery is the Tsongkhapa Pagoda Sacrifice Hall, known as "Sedangkang", which is three stories high and covers an area of ​​360 square meters. Tsongkhapa passed away in Trituokang on October 25, 1419. In 1420, his disciple Dama Rinchen and others built this sacrificial hall, and used 900 taels of silver to build a silver pagoda in the hall to preserve Tsongkhaba's body. remains. The pagoda was originally wrapped in silver skin. Later, during the tenth Ganden Tripa Gendun Phuntsog (also known as "Yixi Baisang"), it is said that Lobsang Tenzin (the grandson of Gushi Khan) named him the Qinghai area. One year's taxes were turned into gold, which was all wrapped around the tower and decorated with precious jewelry, making it an extremely gorgeous gold tower. In 1921, the 13th Dalai Lama (Thubten Gyatso) repaired the pagoda hall, making its appearance more gorgeous. There are also 7 towers of ancestors such as Jiangyang Zanggu on the left and right sides of the spiritual pagoda. Tsongkhapa's pagoda is covered with a yurt-shaped sandalwood tent, with curtains inside, and the top of the pagoda is covered with an umbrella canopy, which is very gorgeous. Since then, each Ganden Tripa built a spiritual pagoda in this hall after his death. By the eve of liberation, 95 spiritual pagodas had been built.