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Аннотация
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Buddhism has spread in Mongolia in three waves and the last one reached the highest peak, so that more and more temples came to be built and more people became monks to study the Buddhist teachings. This paper is based upon the study of monasteries of the Bayad ethnic group of Western Mongolia, in the Uvs province, according to the current administration division, where mostly Bayad and Dörvöd ethnic groups live. The Dejeeling Khüree (Tib. bde rgyas gling küriy-e, dga ldan bshad sgrub nor bu ’phel rgyas gling) in Khyargas sum, and Tsalgar Khüree (Мо: Čalar-un küriy-e, Tib. Тө. dgda’ ldan bkra shis) in Malchin sum are monasteries of the Bayad ethnic group. Dejeeleng Khüree monastery, Dayanch Lama’s temple, Tsalgariin Khüree monastery were destroyed in 1938. Description of these monasteries is given based on field research, narrative data and scholarly publications.
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