Editing New Kadampa Tradition (section)

===1991–2: Formation of the New Kadampa Tradition===
In April 1991, Geshe Kelsang announced the formation of the New Kadampa Tradition, an independent organisation, and invited the centres he had established to join.<ref name=p79>{{harvnb|Kay|2004|p=79}}</ref> In 1992, a new charitable company, Manjushri Mahayana Buddhist Centre, was incorporated, separate from the FPMT. It later became the Manjushri Kadampa Meditation Centre.<ref>The New Kadampa Tradition, charity registration number: 2758093, October 1992</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Kay|2004|p=233}}</ref><ref name="problems"/> It has remained the NKT's flagship centre since that time.<ref name="Cozort 2003 234">{{harvnb|Cozort|2003|p=234}}</ref> The Manjushri Institute Library, with over 3,000 books, was removed from the site.<ref>{{harvnb|Kay|2004|p=67}}</ref><ref name=removal>{{harvnb|Kay|2004|p=76}}</ref> From this point onwards, only students of Kelsang Gyatso were able to teach at his centres.<ref name=removal/>