Shingsa Rinpoche

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Tibetan name
Tibetan script :
ཤིང་ བཟའ་ རིན་ པོ་ ཆེ
Wylie transliteration :
shing bza 'rin po che; shing bza 'sprul sku; shing bza 'pandita
Other spellings:
Shingsa Trulku
Chinese name
Simplified :
香 萨仁波切; 香 萨 活佛; 香 萨 班智达

Shingsa Rinpoche ( Tib. Shing bza ' ) is the title of the representative of a series of incarnations from the Tibetan Ragya monastery in Amdo , one in 1769 by Arig Geshe ( a rig dge bshes ) alias Gyeltshen Öser ( rgyal mtshan' od zer 1726-1803 ) founded Gelugpa monastery.

This Trülku incarnation series goes back to a person named Gomchenpa ( Tib. སྒོམ་ ཆེན་ པ; Wylie : sgom chen pa; died approx. 1758) and is one of the most important in Qinghai. Since the second representative in the series, she has traditionally provided the abbots of the Ragya monastery. Its representatives are considered to be the reincarnation of Tsongkhapa's mother Shingsa Achö ( shing bza 'a chos ), the current representative as the 11th reincarnation.

The 2nd Shingsa Rinpoche is mostly known under the name Shingsa Pandita Lobsang Dargye Gyatsho ( shing bza 'pandi ta blo bzang dar rgyas rgya mtsho; 1759-1824), under him an edition of the Kanjur , the so-called Ragya edition , was made in this monastery , printed.

The third in line was Lobsang Tenpe Wangchug ( blo bzang bstan pa'i dbang phyug ) (1825-1896 or 1897).

The fifth was Kelsang Chökyi Gyeltshen ( Skal bzang chos kyi rgyal mtshan ; 1925–1998), a well-known expert in the field of Tibetan medicine and author of a history of Buddhism in Tibet and Mongolia ( bod so-called chos' byung ).

The current Shingsa Rinpoche, Chökyi Gyeltshen , now lives in exile in the Sera monastery in Bylakuppe in southern India .


See also

literature

  • Zangzu da cidian . Lanzhou 2003

Web links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Chinese Lajia si 拉加 寺
  2. ↑ Chinese Arou Gexi 阿 柔 格西 - On the founder of the monastery, see Źabs-dkar Tshogs-drug-raṅ-grol, Matthieu Ricard, Constance Wilkinson, Michal Abrams: The life of Shabkar: the autobiography of a Tibetan yogin (2001) , P. XXIX, note 46.
  3. ↑ Chinese Jianzan Ese 坚赞 鄂 色, also Arou Gexi Jianzan Esair 阿 柔 格西 坚赞 俄 赛尔 u. a .;
  4. ↑ Chinese Gongqinpa 贡钦巴
  5. ↑ tagwa.org.au: Shingsa Rinpoche's message - found on October 10, 2010
  6. ↑ Chinese Xiangsa Banzhida Luosang Dajie Jiacuo 香 萨 班智达 • 罗桑达杰 嘉措; see. tbrc.org: blo bzang dar rgyas rgya mtsho (b. 1752/1759 d. 1824)
  7. ↑ Chinese Lajia ban 拉加 版
  8. ↑ See page no longer available , search in web archives: tarthang.com: Xiangsa Banzhida Luosang Dajie Jiacuo ("Shingsa Pandita Lobsang Dargye Gyatsho") - found on October 10, 2010@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.tarthang.com
  9. ↑ Chinese Luosang Danbei Wangxiu 罗桑丹 白旺秀 or Luosang Danbei Wanghe Cuichen Pengcuo 罗桑丹贝 旺 和 崔 臣 彭措 or Luosang Danbei Wangxiu Cicheng Pengcuo
  10. ↑ fo.confucianism.com.cn: San shi Xiangsa huofo (Xiyuan 1825-1897 nian)
  11. ↑ life data according to classic.tbrc.org: rje shing bza 'paN + Di ta sku' phreng lnga pa Skal bzang chos kyi rgyal mtshan gyi rnam thar - found on October 10, 2010, search: "Kelsang Chokyi Gyaltsen". For his biography, see gelu.org: 香 萨 · 尕 布 藏 确 吉 坚赞 活佛 （相 萨 · 尕 布 藏 活佛） ( Memento from July 31, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) ( Photo  ( page no longer available , Search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. )@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / blog.tibetcul.com  
  12. ↑ or 'Phags-pa'i Yul-nas Bod dang Hor-gyi Yul-du Bstan-pa Dar-tshul-gyi Rnam-gzhag Mdo-tsam Brjod-pa Bod Sog Chos-'byung Pad-dkar Phreng Mdzes , Gangs-can Rig -brgya'i Sgo-'byed Lde-mig series, vol. 18, Mi-rigs Dpe-skrun-khang (Beijing 1992).
  13. ↑ See rosenhof-schultheis.de: Tibet-Rose - found on October 10, 2010
Shingsa Rinpoche (alternative names of the lemma)
Shingsa Rinpoche, Xiangsa huofo 香 萨 活佛, Shingsa Trulku, Shingsa Pandita; Xiangsa bandida 香 萨班 智 答; shing bza 'rin po che; shing bza 'sprul sku; shing bza 'pandita; ཤིང་ བཟའ་ པན་ དི་ ཏ, shing bza 'pan di ta; Shingza Rinpoche; ཤིང་ བཟའ་ རིན་ པོ་ ཆེ; Shingza Pandita