Kathog Rigdzin Chenpo Tshewang Norbu

Kathog Rigdzin Chenpo Tshewang Norbu ( Tib . : ka thog rig 'dzin chen po tshe dbang nor bu ; * 1698 ; † 1755 ) was an important clergyman of the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism from the Kathog Monastery in Eastern Tibet. He is the author of an important handwritten genealogy of the rulers of Gungthang (or Ngari Me Gungthang or Mangyül Gungthang , with the center in Gyirong (Kyirong)) (from 1749), the Gung thang rgyal rabs in 1752 from the 7th Dalai Lama to Ladakh sent to the conflict between the kingdoms Purig and Ladakh to solve.

He conveyed the view of the " Shentong " (Tib. Zhentong | gzhan stong ) to Situ Penchen (1700–1774) and founded a branch of the Kathog monastery in Sikkim .

Works

• Collected works (gSuṅ 'bum) by Ka˙-thog Rig-'dzin Chen-po Tshe dBaṅ-nor-bu (6 vols.). Dalhousie, HP, India, 1977.

literature

• Huo Wei 霍 巍 : "吉隆贡 塘 王 城 及 卓玛拉康 遗址 的 调查 与 阿里贡 塘 王国 若干 问题 的 初步 探讨", 《藏学研究 论丛》 第 5 辑 ， 西藏 人民出版社 ， 1993
• Peter Schwieger : "Kah-thog-rig-'dzin Tshe-dbang-nor-bu's diplomatic mission to Ladakh in the 18th century", in H. Osmaston and Nawang Tsering (ed.), Recent Research on Ladakh 6 (Bristol, University of Bristol 1997), pp. 219-230.
• Dan Martin , Yael Bentor: Tibetan histories: a bibliography of Tibetan-language historical works
• Hildegard Diemberger : When a woman becomes a religious dynasty: the Samding Dorje Phagmo of Tibet

Web links

• The Catalog of the Rig 'dzin Tshe dbang nor bu rNying ma'i rgyud' bum - English
• The legacy of Rig 'dzin Tshe dbang nor bu: the miniatures illuminating the collection - English
• Rigdzin Tsewang Norbu - English
• rgyal ba'i bstan pa rin po che byang phyogs su 'byung ba'i rtsa lag bod rje btsan po'i gdung rabs tshigs nyung don gsal yid kyi me long
• 近 十年 西藏 考古 的 发现 与 研究 （五） - Chinese
• 西藏 史籍 五 部 - Chinese

References and footnotes

1. ↑ The monastery is located in Baiyü (Pelyül) County of the Garzê Tibetan Autonomous District in Sichuan and is one of the so-called "Six Big Seats" of the Nyingmapa.
2. ↑ Chin. Ali Mai Gongtang 阿里麦贡 塘
3. ↑ Chinese Mangyu Gongtang 芒 域 贡 塘; Chinese title: 貢 塘 王 統 世系
4. ↑ With full title: Bod rje lha btsad po'i gdung rabs mnga 'ris smad gung thang du ji ltar byung ba'i tshul deb ther dwangs shel' phrul gyi me long ; chin. 吐蕃 王室 后裔 在 阿里麦贡 塘 之 世系 源流 明镜
5. ↑ The work is contained in the volume 《藏文 五种 史料》 ， 西藏 人民出版社 ， 1989, and was translated by Karl-Heinz Everding: The Kingdom of Mang-yul Gung-thang. Royalty and rulership in Tibet from the 13th to 17th centuries Century . 2 parts. Bonn 2000.
6. ↑ On this diplomatic mission to Ladakh, see Schwieger (1997)
7. ↑ StudyBuddhism.com: A Brief History of Katog Monastery - found June 22, 2016

Kathog Rigdzin Chenpo Tshewang Norbu (alternative names of the lemma)
Kathog Rigdzin Chenpo Tshewang Norbu; Ka 'thog Rig' dzin chen po Tshe dbang nor bu; Choying Rangdrol; Katok Rigdzin Tsewang Norbu; Pawo Dondrub Dorje; Tsewang Norbu; Ka 'thog rig' dzin tshe dbang nor bu; 甘 托 • 仁 增 次 旺 罗布; 噶 托 • 仁 增 次 旺 罗布; 噶 托 • 仁 增 次 旺; 甘 托 • 仁 增 次 旺 羅布; Katok Rindzin Tsewang Norbu; Kah-thog-rig-'dzin Tshe-dbang-nor-bu; Kathok Rigdzin Tshewang Norbu