Hutuktu demo

Tibetan name
Wylie transliteration : de mo ho thog thu

Demo Hutuktu , Demo Rinpoche or Demo Tulku ( Tib . : bDe-mo Rin-po-che ; De mo Ho thog thu ), Demo Hotogtu , Demo Huthugtu , Demo Qutuqtu , Demo Khutukhtu etc. ( Chinese 第穆呼图克图 , Pinyin Dimu hutuketu or Chinese 第穆活佛 , Pinyin Dimu huofo - "Demo Living Buddha") is the title of an important Kuutuktu (Trülku) line - d. H. Reincarnations of Living Buddhas - the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism . The traditional residence of the Demo Hutuktus is the Tänjäling Monastery (Tib .: bsTan-rgyas-gling , Demo Labrang residence) in Lhasa .

The fourth demo Hutuktu or Demo Rinpoche Lhawang Geleg Gyaltsen (1631–1668) had close ties with the 5th Dalai Lama . The 6th Demo Rinpoche was regent (chin. Shèzhèng 攝政 ) of Tibet (r. 1757–1777), also the 7th (r. 1811–1819) and 9th (r. 1886–1895). The 10th Demo Rinpoche, Tendzin Gyatsho , a nephew of the 13th Dalai Lama , was born in 1901.

Due to political controversies in the vicinity of the 13th Dalai Lama and the 9th Demo Hothogthu, as in other cases (such as that of the Shamarpa ), the establishment of further demo incarnations by the central Tibetan government in Lhasa was prohibited. Years later, however, this ban was lifted by the 13th Dalai Lama, so that the then 10th demo Rimpoche could be officially recognized.

List of demo Hutuktus (Chinese names in brackets)

1. Könchog Chungne (dkon mchog 'byung gnas) (Gongjue Jiongnai 贡觉迥乃 ) 1454–1506
2. Peljor Trashi (Balei Jue'er Zhaxi 巴勒觉尔扎喜 ) 1507–1571
3. (Lawang Qiaolie Langjie 拉旺巧列朗杰 ) 1572–1630
4. Lhawang Geleg Gyaltsen (Lawang Danbei Jianzan) 拉旺丹贝坚赞 1631–1668
5. (Awang Lamuka Jiayang 阿旺拉木喀嘉样 ) 1669–1721
6. Ngawang Jampel Deleg Gyatsho (Awang Jiangbai Diere Jiacuo 阿旺绛白选热嘉措 ) 1722–1777
7. Ngawang Lobsang Thubten Jigme Gyatso (Awang Luobuzang Tubudan Jikemei Jiacuo 阿旺罗布藏土布丹济克美嘉措 ) 1778–1819
8. (Awang Luobuzang Jimei Jiamucuo 阿旺罗布藏济美嘉穆措 ) 1820–1855
9. Lobsang Trinley (Awang Luobuzang Chenglei Raojie 阿旺罗布藏称勒饶结 ) 1856–1900
10. Tendzin Gyatsho (Danzeng Jiacuo 丹增嘉措) 1901–1973

literature

Cai Zhichun 蔡志纯 , Huang Hao 黄颢 : Huofo zhuanshi 活佛转世 [Reincarnations of Living Buddhas]. Huawen chubanshe, Beijing 2000.
Wang Furen 王辅仁 : Xizang Fojiao shilüe 西藏佛教史略 [Brief History of Tibetan Buddhism]. Qinghai renmin chubanshe, Xining shi 2005 ISBN 7225026364
Wang Sen 王森 : Xizang Fojiao fazhan shilüe 西藏佛教发展史略 [Brief History of the Development of Tibetan Buddhism]. Zhongguo shehui kexue chubanshe, Beijing 2002 ISBN 7800575136

Chinese web links

References and footnotes

↑ or Daingyailing or Tengyeling etc .; Chin. Danjielin 丹结林 , also Chanzong si 阐宗寺 , Danjielin si 丹结林寺
↑ 4th Demo Rinpoche, Lhawang Geleg Gyaltsen (1631–1668) - himalayanart.org (found on November 2, 2009)

[1] r Daingyailing or Tengyeling etc .; Chin. Danjielin 丹结林 , also Chanzong si 阐宗寺 , Danjielin si 丹结林寺

[2] 4th Demo Rinpoche, Lhawang Geleg Gyaltsen (1631–1668) - himalayanart.org (found on November 2, 2009)

Hutuktu demo

List of demo Hutuktus (Chinese names in brackets)

See also

literature

Chinese web links

References and footnotes