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sKyid-grong -LRB- Gyirong , Kyirong , Tibetan  : ས ད ག ང , Wylie  : sKyid-grong , Chinese  : 吉隆县 ; Pinyin  : Jilong Xian -RRB- is a former district -LRB- ར ང , rDzong -RRB- in the south-west of Tibet and is from 1960 onwards a county of the newly established Xigaze of the newly established Tibet Autonomous Region .. Tibet. Tibet. Xigaze. Xigaze. Tibetan. Standard Tibetan. Wylie. Wylie transliteration. Chinese. Chinese character. Pinyin. Pinyin. Tibet Autonomous Region. Tibet Autonomous Region. It is famous because of its mild climatically conditions and its abundant vegetation which is unusual for the Tibetan plateau .. Tibetan. Standard Tibetan. The capital lies at Zongga .. Zongga. Zongga. Its name in Tibetan , Dzongka means `` mud walls '' .. Tibetan. Standard Tibetan. It is one of the four counties that comprise the Qomolangma National Nature Preserve -LRB- Gyirong , Dinggye , Nyalam , and Tingri -RRB- .. Qomolangma National Nature Preserve. Qomolangma National Nature Preserve. Dinggye. Dinggye County. Nyalam. Nyalam County. Tingri. Tingri County. Up to 1960 one of the main trade routes between Nepal and Tibet passed through this region .. Tibet. Tibet. Easily accessible from Nepal , it was used several times as an entrance gate for military actions from the site of Nepal against Tibet .. Tibet. Tibet. In 1945 Peter Aufschnaiter counted 26 temples and monasteries which covered the area of sKyid-grong and the neighboring La-sdebs .. Peter Aufschnaiter. Peter Aufschnaiter. The most famous temple of sKyid-grong is the Byams-sprin lha-khang , erected by the famous Tibetan king Srong-btsan sgam-po -LRB- Songtsan Gampo -RRB- as one of the four Yang - ´ dul temples in the 7th century A.D. .. Tibetan. Standard Tibetan. Songtsan Gampo. Songtsan Gampo. During the 11th century the famous Indian scholar Atisha visited sKyi-grong .. Atisha. Atisha. sKyid-grong was one of the favorite meditation places of the Tibetan Yogin Mi-la ras-pa -LRB- Milarepa -RRB- .. Tibetan. Standard Tibetan. Milarepa. Milarepa. The local dialect of sKyid-grong has been researched thoroughly and folk literature of this region was collected and published during the 1980s .