Sarawa Kelden Yeshe Sengge ( Tib. Zwa ra ba Skal ldan ye shes seng ge ; † 1207 ) was the founder of the Yasang Kagyu School, one of the so-called "eight smaller schools" of the Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism ( Vajrayana ). It comes from Möngar ( mon 'gar ). In his youth he worked as a shepherd. He was a student of Phagmodrupa ( phag mo gru pa ). He later founded the Sara Monastery ( zwa ra dgon pa ) and took on students. His disciple Chökyi Mönlam ( chos kyi smon lam ) founded the Yasang monastery ( g.ya 'bzang dgon pa ), so that the establishment of the tradition is often attributed to him instead of Sarawa.
