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Nedo Gompa

The Nedo Monastery ( Tib . Gnas mdo dgon ), with monastic name Thra Barren Chennyi Ling ( Tib . Khra 'od bde chen gling nyi ) is a monastery of Nedo Kagyu -branch (also: Nedo Kagyüpa) of the Karma Kagyu -Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism . It is located in the Donkha grazing area in the community of Xia Raqug ( Ch . Xia Laxiu) in the south of the city of Yushu ( yus hru'u ) of the Tibetan Autonomous District of the same name in the south of Qinghai .

Thra Öde Chennyi Ling was founded in the late 17th century after Karma Chagme (also Nedo Karma Chagme; 1613–1678), the founder of the Nedo Kagyu order and disciple of the 6th Shamarpa Chökyi Wangchug ( zhwa dmar chos kyi dbang phyug ; 1584–1630), had lived here for decades. His son Karma Chagme Rega Anye, who reincarnated as the lineage holder of the Nedo Order, began building the monastery.

New temple hall of the Nedo Gompa

literature

  • Pu Wencheng 蒲文成: Gan Qing Zangchuan Fojiao Siyuan甘 青藏 传 佛教 寺院, Xining 1990, p. 315f.
  • Danzhu'angben: Zang zu da ci dian. = Bod rigs tshig mdzod chen mo. Gansu ren min chu ban she, Lanzhou Shi 2003, ISBN 7-226-02030-0 (Article: Dangka Naiduo si ).

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Chinese Naiduo si 乃 多 寺 or Dangka Naiduo si 当 卡 乃 多 寺
  2. ↑ Chinese spelling 叉 喔 德钦宁 楞
  3. ↑ Chinese Naiduo Gaju 乃 多 噶 举 or Naiduo Gaju pai 乃 多 噶举派
  4. ↑ The school developed based on ideas of the Pure Land and, like the school in Japan , the worship of Amitabha took an important place in it. (Chögyam Trungpa, Carolyn Rose Gimian: The Mishap Lineage: Transforming Confusion Into Wisdom , p. 83). On Buddhism of the Pure Land in Tibet, see Matthew T. Kapstein: "Pure Land Buddhis in Tibet? [...]", in: Richard Karl Payne, Kenneth Kazuo Tanaka: Approaching the land of bliss: religious praxis in the cult of Amitābha , p. 16 ff.
  5. ↑ Chinese Dangka 当 卡
  6. ↑ gnas mdo kar ma chags med ; Chinese Naiduo Gama Qiangmei 乃 多 噶玛 强 梅. According to StudyBuddhism.com: “A Commentary on the Prayer of Aspiration for the Definitive Meaning of Mahamudra” he wrote “A United Couple of Mahamudra and Dzogchen, Hear Meaningful” ( phyag rdzogs zung 'jug thos pa don ldan ), which is based on a pure Vision based on Avalokiteshvara. - See also rywiki.tsadra.org: Karma Chagme Raga Asey
  7. ↑ For various information on the time of foundation, cf. cnbuddhism.com: Qinghai Fojiao shi (04) (History of Buddhism in Qinghai, Part Four ) ( Memento June 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) - found July 10, 210
  8. ↑ Chinese Qiangmei Rega Anie 强 梅 热 嘎阿涅; see. Pu 1990, p. 315 and Qinghai Fojiao shi (04) s. O.
  9. ↑ Pu 1990, p. 315. See also rywiki.tsadra.org: Karma Chagme Rinpoche .
Nedo Monastery (alternative names of the lemma)
Nedo Gön; Nedo Gompa; gnas mdo dgon, gnas mdo dgon pa, Naiduo si 乃 多 寺; Dangka Naiduo si 当 卡 乃 多 寺, Donkha Nedo Monastery; Nedo Gonpa; Dangka Naiduo si 当 卡 乃 多 寺; Cha Wude Qinning Ling 叉 喔 德钦宁 楞; Thra desolation Chennyi Ling; khra 'od bde chen nyi gling; Chapu Naiduo si 叉 扑 乃 多 寺; 當 卡 乃 多 寺

Coordinates: 32 ° 31 ′ 32 ″  N , 96 ° 29 ′ 50 ″  E