Sangphu Ne'uthog

Tibetan name
Wylie transliteration : gsang phu ne'u thog; gsang phu ne'u thog dgon pa; gsang phu dgon pa
Other spellings: Sangphu Monastery, Sangphu Neuthok, Sangphu Neuthog, Sangphu Gönpa
Chinese name
Traditional : 桑 浦 寺
Simplified : 桑 浦 寺
Pinyin : Sāngpǔ Sì

Sangphu Ne'uthog Monastery is a monastery belonging to the Kadam School, the first Sarma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .

It is located south of Lhasa in Tölung Dechen County . The monastery was founded in 1073 by Ngog Legpe Sherab ( rngog legs pa'i shes rab ), a disciple of Atisha . It housed one of the oldest monastery schools in Tibet.

See also

• Ngog Loden Sherab

literature

• ir.minpaku.ac.jp: Abbatial Successions of the Colleges of gSang phu sNe'u thog (PDF file; 1.2 MB)

Web links

• Sangphu Neuthok - English
• Sangpu si - Chinese
• Epistemology, logic and philosophy of language - English
• Gadang pai simiao - Sangpu si - Chinese

References and footnotes

1. ↑ Chinese  俄 · 雷必喜 饶 , Pinyin E Leibi Xirao

Sangphu Ne'uthog (alternative names of the lemma)
Sangpu Neiwutuo si 桑 浦 内 邬 托 寺, Neiwutuo si 内 邬 托 寺, Sangpu Naituo si 桑普奈托 寺

Coordinates: 29 ° 32 '54 "  N , 91 ° 5' 10.5"  E