Norbugang Coronation Throne

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The Norbugang Coronation Throne is a historic Buddhist site in Yuksom, Sikkim, where the first Chogyal (king) of Sikkim was crowned, marking the founding of the kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist site
coronation site
historic site
altName Coronation Throne of Norbugang NERFINISHED
Norbugang Throne NERFINISHED
associatedWith Lhatsun Namkha Jigme NERFINISHED
first Chogyal of Sikkim NERFINISHED
three lamas who founded Sikkim
conservation subject to preservation and maintenance efforts
country India
culturalContext Sikkimese monarchy NERFINISHED
Tibetan Buddhist tradition
dateOfEvent 1642
event coronation of Phuntsog Namgyal NERFINISHED
foundingEventOf Kingdom of Sikkim NERFINISHED
governedBy Government of Sikkim NERFINISHED
hasDesignation historical and religious landmark of Sikkim
hasPart ancient pine trees
chortens
coronation platform
holy lake
large prayer wheel
prayer flags
stone throne
hasStructure multi-tiered stone seat
raised stone platform
heritageStatus protected monument of Sikkim
landscapeSetting forested area
hill slope
locatedIn Eastern Himalayas NERFINISHED
Gyalshing district NERFINISHED
Sikkim NERFINISHED
Yuksom NERFINISHED
material stone
near Dubdi Monastery NERFINISHED
Yuksom village center NERFINISHED
partOf Norbugang Park NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
significance marks the founding of the Kingdom of Sikkim
site of the coronation of the first Chogyal of Sikkim
symbolizes legitimacy of the Namgyal dynasty
origin of Sikkimese statehood
tourism important pilgrimage destination in Sikkim
popular cultural tourism site
usedFor religious ceremonies
royal coronation rituals

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Yuksom hasReligiousSite Norbugang Coronation Throne