Lume Tshälthrim Sherab

Tibetan name
Tibetan script : ཀླུ་ མེས་ ཚུལ་ཁྲིམས་ ཤེས་རབ་
Wylie transliteration : klu mes tshul khrims shes rab

Lume Tshälthrim Sherab ( Tib. Klu mes tshul khrims shes rab ) was one of the "ten monks from Ü and Tsang " of Tibetan Buddhism ordained by Lachen Gongpa Rabsel ( bla chen dgongs pa rab gsal ) , which continued the line of tradition that also the 13th Dalai Lama and the current 14th  Dalai Lama , the Buddhist monk Tendzin Gyatsho , who are also holders of this ordination line. Lume is considered to be the revivor of Buddhism.

The year 978 is usually considered to be the beginning of the Later Propagation of the Doctrine ( bstan pa phyi dar ) in Tibetan Buddhism .

Drumer Tshälthrim Chungne , a student of Lume Tshälthrim Sherab, founded the Thangpoche Monastery ( thang po che ) in the Yarlung Valley in 1017 , formerly a monastery of the Kadam School, the first Sarma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism , which later became a Gelugpa monastery was in Qonggyai County (Chongyye) of Shannan County (Lhokha) in the south of Tibet Autonomous Region .

Lume died on the way to this monastery.

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“As King Glang dar ma in the 9th century destroyed the Buddhist teaching, sTod lung pa Mar Sakya mu ne, Bo dong pa gYo dGe 'byung and gTsang Rab gsal went to Dan thig in Amdo and led there together with the two Chinese monks (Hva San) Kevan and Gyivan according to the special regulation for the remote regions, only five of them perform full ordination for the famous Bla chen dGong pa rab gsal (952-1035). In 978 Bla chen dGong pa rab gsal in turn directed five for Klu mes Tshul khrims shes rab (born 10th century), Lo ston rDo rje dbang phyugs (born 10th century) and others, a total of ten novices gTsang and five from dBus, full ordination to Bhiktsu. This line then spread "successively" back to dBus and gTsang. "

Web links

• nt.tibet.cn: Fuxing Fojiao da shi Lumei Chuchen Xirao

See also

• Dentig monastery
• Blue annals
• Ten men from Ü and Tsang ( dbus gtsang mi bcu )
• Ü-Tsang
• Shang Nanang Dorje Wangchug ( zhang sna nam rdo rje dbang phyug ); Gyel Lhakhang (monastery)
• Lotön Dorje Wangchug ( lo ston rdo rje dbang phyug ); Shalu Monastery (web)

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Ven. Jampa Tsedroen (Carola Roloff): " Nuns will soon be ordained in Tibetan Buddhism? Dalai Lama is committed to the nuns " (buddhistwomen.eu) (found on February 24, 2014)
2. ↑ Xizang Fojiao shi . Beijing 2009, p. 727; see. History of Civilizations of Central Asia , Volume 4, Part 2 edited by Clifford Edmund Bosworth, MSAsimov. 2003; P. 55 ( online excerpt )
3. ↑ tib. Gru mer tshul khrims' byung gnas , chin. Zhumei Chuchen Jiongnai 主 梅 • 楚 臣 炯 乃 or Zhumei Chuchen Junnai 珠 梅 • 楚 臣 郡 乃 u. a.
4. ↑ Bhiksuni Jampa Taedroen (Carola Roloff): " Revival of the Bhiksuni Vows in Tibetan Buddhism - Current Developments ( Memento of the original from March 11, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to instructions and then remove this note. "(buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg.de), p. 148 f. 
5. ↑ Chinese Wei-Zang shi ren 卫 藏 十 人
6. ↑ Chinese Shang Nanang Duojie Wangqiu 尚 那 囊 • 多 杰 旺秋 u. a.
7. ↑ Chinese Luodun Duojie Wangxiu 洛敦 • 多 杰 旺 秀

Lume Tshälthrim Sherab (alternative names of the lemma)
Lume Tshälthrim Sherab; Lume; klu mes tshul khrims shes rab; Lumei Chuchen Xirao; 鲁梅 • 楚 臣 喜 饶 ; Lumei Cuichen Xirao; 卢梅 • 崔 臣 喜 饶 ; Klu mes Tshul khrims shes rab; 鲁梅 • 楚 臣 喜 饶; 卢梅 • 崔 臣 喜 饶; 鲁梅 • 楚 臣 喜 饶; 鲁梅 • 次 程 喜 饶; 鲁梅 慈成喜 饶; Lumé Tsültrim Sherap; Lumei Huijie 卢梅慧 戒; klu mes shes rab tshul khrims; Lumei Cuchi Xirao 鲁梅 • 粗 赤 喜 饶 ; 鲁梅 · 楚 臣 喜 饶; 鲁梅 · 慈 臣 喜 饶