The Gelug school is one of the major schools of Tibetan Buddhism, founded in the 14th century by Je Tsongkhapa. It emphasizes the importance of monastic discipline, study, and meditation, aiming for the attainment of enlightenment through rigorous practice and ethical conduct. The Gelug tradition is known for its systematic approach to Buddhist philosophy and its focus on the teachings of the Buddha. Its followers often wear yellow hats, symbolizing their commitment to the teachings and practices of this school. The Dalai Lama is the most prominent figure associated with the Gelug school.