Phagdru-Kagyu
The Phagdru Kagyu School ( Tib . : phag gru bka 'brgyud ; also: Phagdru for short ) is one of the four larger schools of the Kagyu school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism . It was founded by Gampopa's disciple Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyelpo (Tib .: phag mo gru pa rdo rje rgyal po ; 1110–1170), who was also the founder of the Densa Thil monastery in the area of Phagmodru in what is now Sangri County in Lhokha .
Web links
- Gampopa's Mahamudra - English
- A Brief History of Drug Sang-Ngag Chöling Monastery
- Pazhu Gaju (Phagdru-Kagyu Lineage) - Chinese
Footnotes
- ↑ Chinese Gajupai Pazhu Gaju zhipai 噶举派 帕竹 噶 举 支派 or Pazhu Gaju 帕竹 噶 举 for short
- ↑ Chinese Pamu Zhuba Duojie Jiebu 帕 木竹 巴 • 多吉杰布
- ↑ tbrc.org: rdo rje rgyal po
- ↑ Chinese Paimuzhu 帕 木竹