Chim Namkha Dragpa

Tibetan name
Tibetan script : མཆིམས་ ནམ་མཁའ་ གྲགས་ པ་
Wylie transliteration : mchims nam mkha 'grags pa
Chinese name
Simplified : 强 • 南喀扎巴
Pinyin : Qiang Nanka Zhaba

Chim Namkha Dragpa ( Tib. MChims nam mkha 'grags pa * 1210 , † 1285 ) was an important Kadampa -Master of Tibetan Buddhism and the lam-rim - and Abhidharma kosa ( chos mngon pa'i mdzod ) -Autorität. He was the 7th abbot of Narthang Monastery in Tsang . He had close ties to Sakya School thanks to his connection with Phagpa ( 'Phags pa ; 1235–1280). Among his students Monlam Tshülthrim ( sMon lam tshul khrims ; 1219 to 1299), the eighth abbot of the monastery Narthang and Jomden Rigrel ( bCom ldan rig ral ; 1227-1305), who in the publication of the Tibetan Buddhist canon worked.

Works

• bstan rtsis (see Dan Martin, no. 51 )

See also

• Vasubandhu
• Narthang school ( sNar thang pa ) of the Kadam tradition ( bka 'gdams pa )
• Narthang Gyatsa ( snar thang brgya rtsa ), the meditation instructions of Atisha
• Potova

literature

• FUSHIMI Hidetoshi: mChims Nam － mkha' － grags と sNar － thang 寺 の 学 系 に つ い て (kansai-u.ac.jp; PDF; 736 kB)
• Zangzu da cidian . Lanzhou : Gansu renmin chubanshe 2003
• Loden Sherap Dagyab : The sadhanas of the sNar-thang brgya-rtsa collection (Asian research). O. Harrassowitz (1986)

Web links

• tbrc.org: nam mkha 'grags pa

References and footnotes

1. ↑ FUSHIMI Hidetoshi, p. 21:

   "The scholastic tradition of the sNar-thang monastery, which succeeded to the teachings of Po-to-ba (1027 / 1031-1105)"

Chim Namkha Dragpa (alternative names of the lemma)
མཆིམས་ ནམ་མཁའ་ གྲགས; Chim Namkha Drak; mchims nam mkha 'grags; 强 • 南喀扎巴; Qiang Nanka Zhaba; chims nam mkha 'grags pa; mchims nam mkha 'grags chen po; nam mkha 'grags pa; snar thang mkhan chen 07 nam mkha 'grags pa; Chim Namka Drakpa; Chim Namkha Drakpa; Chim Chenpo; mchims chen po