Pha Dampa Sanggye

Pha Dampa Sangye

Tibetan name
Wylie transliteration : pha dam pa sangs rgyas
Chinese name
Simplified : 帕丹巴桑 结 , 帕丹巴桑杰
Pinyin : Pa Danba Sangjie

Pha Dampa Sangye ( Wylie : pha dam pa sangs rgyas ; † 1117 ) was a Buddhist Mahasiddha from South India, who toured large parts of India, China and Tibet. In the Qomolangma located village of Tingri (Ch. Dingri ) he founded the monastery Dingri Langkhor .

The two sects Zhibyed ( Chinese  希 解 派 , Pinyin Xijie pai ) and Gcodyul ( Chinese  觉 域 派 or 觉 宇 派 , Pinyin Jueyu pai ) of Tibetan Buddhism have their origins in his teachings.

See also

• Kamalashila
• Thrangu Rinpoche
• Dilgo Khyentse
• Machig Labdrön
• Dingri Langkhor (ding ri glang 'khor)

literature

• Kal Sang Gyal: Religions in Tibet . 2004; ISBN 7-5085-0437-2 (at Google Books & Chinese version )
• Rudolf Kaschewsky: "The teaching words of Pha-dam-pa", in: R. Kaschewsky et al. (Ed.): Serta Tibeto-Mongolica. Wiesbaden 1973

Web links

• Literature by and about Pha Dampa Sanggye in the catalog of the German National Library
• Padampa Sangye
• The Tingri Hundred: The Last Will and Testament of Padampa Sanggyé
• Padampa Sangye's "The Hundred Verses of Advice" - English
• Xijie pai
• Kamalashila Institute

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from May 17, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ^ Religions in Tibet , p. 147.