what is the capital of tibet?

Answer 1

Lhasa, is the capital, but you should be looking this up for yourself and doing your own homework. Shame on you!!! You need to stop being so lazy or we will report you to your school administrators.

Answer 2

Lhasa
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet

Answer 3

Lhasa is the capital city of Tibet.

Answer 4

Lhasa is the capital of Tibet

A very primitive record of the ancient history of the Lhasa region exists, dating from around the 1st century, passed down by forefathers of the Tibetan race. According to Tibetan history, the Tibet Plateau during this period was dotted with various tribal clans, which are known as the "12 small states" or "40 small states" in Tibetan history books. Of these large tribes, the most powerful ones included the Yarlung tribe in the Shannan River valley, the Zhangzhung Regime in Ngari, and the Supi tribe north of the Yarlung Zangbo (Brahmaputra) river around present day Lhasa. At that time, the Lhasa River Valley was known as the "Gyiqoiko," with present-day Lhasa called "Gyixoiwotang" (meaning fertile land downstream from the Gyiqoi River).

The Gyiqoi River Valley was then ruled by two princes: Dagyiwo and Chibangsum of the Supi tribe and efore the mid-seventh century the area became known as Wotang, and was a marshy land of wildness, frequented by yak and antelopes.

In the early 7th century, Namri Songtsän, leader of the Yarlung tribe, sent his troops northward, crossing the Yarlung Tsangpo River, coordinating the Nang clans under the rule of Chibangsum to overpower him and to rule the whole of the Gyiqoi (Lhasa) River Valley. Namrisum had his headquarters set up at Gyiamargang in Maizhokunggar, and built several palaces built in the narrow gully, which ran from south to north. Songtsän Gampo.

Answer 5

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Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region, is located at the north bank of the Kyichu River, a tributary of the Yarlong Tsangpo River, at an altitude of 3,650 meters above sea level. It has been the center of politics, culture, and religion in Tibet for more than 1,300 years. Its name-- "Lhasa"--means "the land of gods" in Tibetan.

Answer 6

Lhasa.

Answer 7

survey says......

Lhasa