Chumig prayer meeting

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Tibetan name
Tibetan script :
chu mig chos' khor
Chinese name
Simplified :
曲 弥 法 会; 曲 米 法 会
Pinyin :
Qumi fahui

The Chumig prayer meeting or Chumig Chökhor ( Tib. Chu mig chos' khor ) was a Buddhist council held in the Fire Cattle Year (1277) by Phagpa after his return to Sakya in the monastery of Chumig Ringmo ( chu mig ring mo ) in the west of Samzhubzê in Tsang ( gtsang ) near the Narthang monastery . About seventy thousand monks took part.

Religious tensions over the Drigung Kagyu school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism continued after the gathering.

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“In Chumig Ringmo Monastery in Tsang, he [Phagpa] gathered around seventy thousand monks and offered them countless amounts of gold, tea, and silk clothes. ( Thuken Lobsang Chökyi Nyima : Crystal mirror of the philosophical teaching systems ) "

literature

  • Kalsang Gyal 尕 藏 加: Zhongguo Xizang jiben qingkuang congshu - Xizang zongjiao中國 西藏 基本 情況 叢書 ─ 西藏 宗教 ( Online )

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Chinese Qumi fahui 曲 弥 法 会; engl. Great Prayer Meeting at Chumik u. a.
  2. ↑ Chinese Qumi Renmo si 曲 弥 仁 摩 寺. The monastery in the area of Chumig ( chu mig ) was then the religious center of the ten thousand Chumig population of the same name .
  3. ↑ cf. Red annals and crystal mirrors of the philosophical teaching systems
  4. ↑ After "[…] 于 藏 地 曲 弥 仁 摩 寺 集 僧伽 七 万余 人 ， 供 黄金 、 茶叶 、 绫 罗 衣服 无数 […]", from: foyin.org: Tuguan zongpai yuanliu 土 观 宗派 源流 ( Memento of the original dated August 26, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - Tuguan Luosang Queji Nima 土 观 • 罗桑 却 吉尼玛 (author) / Liu Liqian 刘立 千 (translator) - Retrieved March 24, 2011 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.foyin.org
  5. ↑ The "Three Great Prayer Meetings in the History of Tibetan Buddhism" are the Fire Dragon Year Prayer Meeting , Chumig Chökhor and Monlam Chenmo .