This medical college, which incorporated a recently restored temple made by Thang Tong Gyalpo, was supplied with revenue generating lands and with a constant stream of students by a "monk tax". It remained an important medical institution in Tibet and Central Asia up until the mid-Twentieth century.
This medical college, which featured a restored temple constructed by Thang Tong Gyalpo, received financial support from land that generated revenue and a steady flow of students through a "monk tax" system. It remained an important center for medical education in Tibet and Central Asia until the mid-20th century.