Bodong-E monastery
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Tibetan script :
བོ་ དོང་ ཨེའ ི་ དགོན་ པ
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Wylie transliteration : bo dong e'i dgon pa
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THDL transcription : Bodong Egonpa
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Simplified :
珀 东 埃 寺;
博 东 艾 寺 |
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Pinyin : Bodong Ai si;
Bodong Ai si |
Bodong E (tib. Bo dong e ) or Bodong Gönpa Monastery was founded by Kadampa Geshe Mudra Chenpo ( bka 'dams pa dge bshes mu tra chen po ) in 1049 . It is located in the Xigazê (Shigatse) administrative district of the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China .
It was the place of activity of Pang Lotsawa Lodrö Tenpa ( dpang lo tsa ba blo gros brtan pa ; 1276–1342) and Bodong Penchen Chogle Namgyel (1376–1451).
literature
- Mei Ching Hsuan 梅靜軒: The Development of 'Pho ba Liturgy in Medieval Tibet . Bonn 2009 (Diss.) ( Online )
See also
Web links
- Bodong - English
- Bodong tradition - English
- Bodong E Monastery - English
References and comments
- ↑ Chinese Bodong Ai si 珀 东 埃 寺, Bodong Ai si 博 东 艾 寺 (among others)
- ↑ It is located west of Xigazê (Shigatse) and east of Phüntshogling (Chin. Pengcuoling 彭措 岭 or Pengcuolin 彭措 林); according to different statements in the area of Lhazê (Lhatse), Xaitongmoin (Shethongmön) or Sa'gya (Sakya).
| Bodong-E monastery (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| bo dong e, Chinese Bodongai si, Bodong Ai si 博 东 艾 寺 , Bodong E Monastery, Bodong Gönpa, Bodong Gonpa, Bodong Gompa, Podong Ai si 珀 东 艾 寺; བོ་ དོང་ ཨེའ ི་ དགོན་ པ; bo dong e'i dgon pa; bo dong e'i chos sde |
Coordinates: 29 ° 18 ′ 0 ″ N , 88 ° 12 ′ 0 ″ E