Eight great Hutuktus from Qinghai
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Tibetan script :
མཚོ་ སྔོན་ གྱི་ ཧོ་ ཐོག་ ཐུ་ ཆེན་པོ་ རྣམ་ པ་ བརྒྱད
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Wylie transliteration : mtsho sngon gyi ho thog thu chen po rnam pa brgyad
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Simplified :
青海 八大 呼图克图;
京 八大 呼图克图 |
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Pinyin : Qingbai ba da hutuketu;
Jing ba da hutuketu |
Eight great Hutuktus from Qinghai ( T. mtsho sngon gyi ho thog thu chen po rnam pa brgyad ) were eight high-ranking representatives (see Kuutuktu ) of significant incarnation series of Tibetan-Mongolian Buddhism from Qinghai , which took place in the capital Beijing during the Qing Dynasty resided.
They are also called Eight Great Hutuktus in the capital / Beijing .
Overview
- Cangkya ( lcang skya )
- Akya ( a kya )
- Serthri ( gser khri )
- Tongkor ( stong skor )
- Lakho ( ra kho )
- Mindröl ( smin grol )
- Chusang ( chu bzang )
- Thuken ( thu'u bkvan )
literature
- LI De-cheng: A brief account of the resident eight high-ranking Hutuktus in Beijing in the Qing Dynasty. China Tibetology 2011
See also
Web links
- Qinghai ba da hutuketu (Chinese)
References and footnotes
- ↑ In Chinese spelling: 章嘉, 阿嘉, 色赤, 东 谷, 惹 科, 闵 珠, 曲 桑, 土官 (and in other spellings)
- ↑ Chin. Jing ba da hutuketu 京 八大 呼图克图
| Eight large Hutuktus from Qinghai (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| Qinghai ba da hutuketu 青海 八大 呼图克图; Jing ba da hutuketu 京 八大 呼图克图 |