De'u Chöchung

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Tibetan name
Tibetan script :
lde'u chos' byung;
mkhas pa lde'us mdzad pa'i rgya bod kyi chos' byung rgyas pa
Other spellings:
De'u Chöchung
Chinese name
Simplified :
弟 吴 宗教 源流
Pinyin :
Diwu zongjiao yuanliu

De'u Chöchung ( Tib . : lDe'u chos-'byung ) is a work of the Tibetan historiographical Chöchung ( chos' byung ) genre by De'u Jose ( lDe'u Jo sras ) (1085–1171) from the 12th century Century. It is a story of Buddhism in India and Tibet . After the original manuscript was completed, it was revised and supplemented by other scholars. The work is divided into three parts, of which the second is the most important. It provides important insights into the history of Tantric Buddhism : Old Tantric Buddhism and the New School of Translation.

A modern edition appeared in the Tibetan book series gangs can rig mdzod .

expenditure

literature

  • Xizang fojiao shi . Beijing 2009

reference books

  • Zangzu da cidian . Lanzhou 2003
  • Dan Martin, Yael Bentor (eds.): Tibetan Histories: A Bibliography of Tibetan-Language Historical Works (London, Serindia 1997), ISBN 0906026431 - ( Addenda et Corrigenda )

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References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Chinese Diwu zongjiao yuanliu 弟 吴 宗教 源流
  2. ↑ Diwu Xianzhe 弟 吴贤 者 (also Deu José etc.); also Khepa De'u (T. mkhas pa lde'u ) (Khepa Deu etc.)
  3. ↑ Zangzu da cidian , p. 162 f.
  4. ↑ Zangzu da cidian (2003: 162)
  5. ↑ See “Old Translations” ( Nyingma ) and “New Schools” ( Sarma ); Rinchen Sangpo etc.
  6. ↑ As No. 3 in this important series. - The Tibetan Tibetologists Nordrang Orgyen ( nor brang o rgyan ; Ch. Nuochang Wujian 诺 昌 • 吴坚) and Chabpel Tsheten Phüntshog ( chab spel tshe brtan phun tshogs ; Ch. Qiabai Cidan Pingcuo 恰 白 · 次 旦 平措) have met dealt with the work.
De'u Chöchung (alternative names of the lemma)
弟 吴 宗教 源流; 印 藏 教派 源流 广 论; 印 藏 教法 源流 广 论; Mkhas pa lde'us mdzad pa'i rgya bod kyi chos' byuṅ rgyas pa