Sertog Rinpoche

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Tibetan name
Wylie transliteration :
gser tog ho thog thu;
gser tog no mon han
Chinese name
Simplified :
赛 朵 活佛
Pinyin :
Saiduo huofo

Sertog Rinpoche ( Tib. Gser tog rin po che ) or Sertog Hutuktu ( Tib. Gser tog ho thog thu ), etc. is an important incarnation series of Kumbum Monastery , a monastery of the Gelug -School of Tibetan Buddhism in Qinghai . The Trülku is also the abbot of the Sertog Monastery ( gser tog dgon pa ) in Huangzhong County of Qinghai. Fourteen representatives of the system are known, six were recognized posthumously, so the census currently consists of eight personalities.

The most famous representative is the 6th Sertog Rinpoche Lobsang Tshälthrim Gyatsho ( gser tog blo bzang tshul khrims rgya mtsho or Gser-tog Ho-thog-thu Taʼi-chiṅ Er-ti-ni No-mon-han-gyi-mtshan-tsam -ʼDzin-pa Blo-bzaṅ-tshul-khrims-rgya-mtsho ; 1845–1914 or 1915).

In the following overview, the Tibetan forms of the name are given, also in Chinese (not in Mongolian).

List of Sertog Rinpoches / Hutuktus

Pinyin / Chin. / Ger. Transcription / Transcription after Wylie / life data

  1. Awang Chenglie Jiacuo 阿旺 程 列 嘉措Ngawang Thrinle Gyatsho (ngag dbang 'phrin las rgya mtsho)
  2. Luosang Chenglie Nanjie 罗桑 程 列南杰Lobsang Thrinle Namgyel (1644–1682)
  3. Awang Danbai Jianzan 阿旺丹 白 坚赞Ngawang Tenpe Gyeltshen (1683–1761)
  4. Awang Jianbai Duojie 阿旺坚 白 多 杰Ngawang Jampel Dorje (ngag dbang 'jam dpal rdo rje)
  5. Yixi Tudan Jiacuo 益 西 图 旦 嘉措Yeshe Thubten Gyatsho (1786–1839)
  6. Luosang Cicheng Jiacuo 洛桑 慈 诚 嘉措 (1845–1915) Lobsang Tshälthrim Gyatsho (blo bzang tshul khrims rgya mtsho)
  7. ? –1948
  8. Luosang Xiazhu Queji Jianzan 洛桑夏 珠 确 吉 坚赞 Lobsang Chökyi Gyeltshen (blo bzang chos kyi rgyal mtshan) (?)

See also

literature

  • Yang Guiming: The Culture of the Kumbum Monastery. Qinghai People's Publishing House, Xining, December 1997. ISBN 7-225-01447-1

Web links

References and comments

  1. ↑ Chinese Saiduo huofo 赛 朵 活佛, also in the spelling 赛 多 活佛
  2. ↑ Chinese Saiduo si 赛 朵 寺
  3. ↑ cnr.cn: Qinghai diqu zhuyao huofo
  4. ↑ cf. Page no longer available , search in web archives: tarthang.com: Saiduo Luosang Cichen Jiacuo@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.tarthang.com
  5. ↑ Chinese Saiduo Luosang Cichen Jiacuo 赛 朵 • 罗桑 慈 臣 嘉措. - Cf. Frank Müller-Witte: Direction of action in Tibetan: the verbal categories bdag and gzhan in dPa 'ris sangs rgyas and Dor zhi gdong drug and their use for understanding Tibetan texts. Diss. Munich: University Library of the Ludwig Maximilians University 2009 Online , table of contents , p. 138 ff.
  6. ↑ or Yixi Tudan Wangxiu 益 西 图 旦 旺 秀Yeshe Thubten Wangchug
Sertog Rinpoche (alternative names of the lemma)
Sertog Hutuktu, gser tog ho thog thu, Sertog Khutuktu, Sertog Kuutuktu, Sertog Rinpoche, gser tog rin po che, Saiduo huofo, 赛 朵 活佛, 赛 多 活佛, Saiduo nuomenhan, 赛 朵 诺 门 tog No-mon-Gser- -han, Sertog Nomon Khan