Barom-Kagyu
The Barom Kagyü School ( Tib . : 'ba' rom bka 'brgyud ; also: Bagyü for short ) is one of the four larger schools of the Kagyü school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism . The Barom Kagyü School was founded by Barompa Darma Wangchug (Tib .: 'ba rom pa dar ma dbang phyug ; 1127–1199 / 1200), one of the four most important students of Gampopa in the 12th century. The highly practice-oriented school was settled in the Tibetan region of Kham in the 12th and 13th centuries by the students and masters who followed him . The core transmission of this tradition is the teaching of Mahamudra . This lineage has been held by the Bagyod lamas since the 17th century. The current lineage holder of this tradition is the 8th Bagyod Rinpoche.
See also
literature
- Liu Guowei 劉國威: Barong Gaju yiji ta zai Qinghai de fazhan 巴 絨 噶 舉 以及 它 在 青海 的 發展 (Barom-Kagyü and its development in Qinghai) (Chinese with English abstract; PDF; 349 kB) - mtac.gov .tw
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Individual evidence
| Barom-Kagyu (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| 'ba' rom bka 'brgyud; Barong Gaju 拔 戎 噶 举; Barong Gaju 巴 融 噶 舉; Baorong Gaju 鲍 绒 噶 举; Barong Gaju 跋 绒 噶 举 |