The Kagyu Monlam Chenmo traces its origins back to the 15th century, during the time of the 7th Gyalwang Karmapa. At that time, devotees from across Tibet gathered to pray for all beings to be free from suffering and attain happiness. This assembly came to be known as the “Karma Garchen Monlam” — the Great Prayer Gathering of the Karma Kagyu tradition.

In 2004, the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa revitalized and continued this tradition, transforming it into an international prayer gathering. Centered around prayer texts composed by the Karmapa himself, the Monlam now includes supplications to lineage masters from various Tibetan Buddhist traditions, as well as a compilation of daily practice liturgies. Its aim is to dedicate vast aspirations for world peace and the well-being of all sentient beings.

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噶举大祈愿法会的根源可追溯至15世纪的第七世大宝法王。

当时西藏各地信众为祈愿众生离苦得乐而聚集祈祷，这被称为噶玛大营祈愿法会。

在2004年，第十七世大宝法王对该法会进行了革新与延续，使其发展成为一个国际性的祈愿法会；

以噶玛巴所著的祈愿仪轨为基础，同时汇编了各教派的上师祈请文和多种日常仪轨，旨在为世界和平及众生福祉祈祷。