Sur Shakya Sengge
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Tibetan script :
ཟུར་ ཤཱ ཀྱ་ སེང ྒ །
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Wylie transliteration : to sha kya seng ge
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Other spellings: To Shakya Senge
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Simplified :
卓普巴 • 释迦 僧格
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Pinyin : Zhuopuba Shijia Sengge
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Sur Shakya Sengge ( Tib. Zur sha kya seng ge ; born 1074 ; died 1134 ) or Drophugpa ( sgro phug pa ) was an important Tibetan clergyman of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism . He is considered one of the three of Sur from the Sur family ( the known). He is said to have ripened the fruit of the Nyingma doctrine ( lo 'bras rgyas par mdzad ).
literature
- Tang Jingfu 唐景福: Zhongguo Zangchuan Fojiao ming seng lu 中国 藏 传 佛教 名僧 录 ("Directory of Famous Monks of Tibetan Buddhism"). Lanzhou: Gansu minzu chubanshe 1991
- Lake Yixi Duojie 拉科 • 益 西多杰: Zangchuan Fojiao gaoseng zhuanlüe 藏 传 佛教 高僧传 略 ("Brief Biographies of Eminent Monks of Tibetan Buddhism"), Qinghai renmin chubanshe 青海 人民出版社 2007
- Dudjom Rinpoche and Jikdrel Yeshe Dorje. The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism: its Fundamentals and History . Two volumes. 1991. Translated and edited by Gyurme Dorje with Matthew Kapstein. Wisdom Publications, Boston. ISBN 0-86171-087-8
- Nathaniel DeWitt Garson: Penetrating the Secret Essence Tantra: Context and Philosophy in the Mahāyoga System of rNying-ma Tantra (PDF; 5.0 MB) . Diss. 2004 (University of Virginia)
Web links
- rywiki.tsadra.org: To Shakya Senge
- chinabaike.com: Zhuopuba Shijia Sengge (1074-1134)
- Liu Liqian: Nyingmapa of Tibetan Buddhism ( Memento from July 30, 2013 in the Internet Archive ; MS-Word, 272 kB)
- Dharma Heirs of Lharje Zurpoche Śākya Jungne: The Zur Lineage
- The To Family
Footnotes
- ↑ Chinese Zhuopuba Shijia Sengge 卓普巴 • 释迦 僧格 Drophugpa Shakya Sengge (among others)
- ↑ Chinese Zhuopuba 卓 浦 巴
- ↑ Chinese San Su 三 素 or San Sur 大 素 尔. - The other two are the "Big Sur" Surpoche Shakya Chungne ( Tib. Zur po che shAkya 'byung gnas ; 1002-1062) and the "Little Sur" Surchung Sherab Dragpa ( Tib. Zur chung shes rab' grags pa ; 1014– 1074).
- ↑ Chinese 素 尔
- ↑ Dorji Wangchuk: The dPal-yul monastery in the past and present: The revival of a monastic tradition of the rNying-ma school. (PDF) Uni Hamburg, March 20, 2015, accessed on May 20, 2020 .
| Sur Shakya Sengge (alternative names of the lemma) |
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| Sur Shakya Sengge; to sha kya seng ge; To Shakya Senge; Dropukpa; Drophugpa; sgro phug pa; Trophupa; Zhuopuba Shijia Sengge 卓普巴 • 释迦 僧格, Drophugpa Shakya Sengge, sgro phug pa sha kya seng ge, Zhuopuba 卓 浦 巴; Drophukpa Zur Shakya Senge; Drophugpa Chenpo Shakya Sengge; sgro phug pa chen po shākya seng ge; sGro-phug-pa Shākya Seng-ge; སྒྲོ་ ཕུག་ པ་ ཤ་ ཀྱ་ སེང་ གེ; sgro phug pa sha kya seng ge; To the Dropukpa Śākya Sengye; Suo Zhuopuba 宿 卓 浦 巴 To sGro phug pa; 卓 浦 巴 (释迦 僧格); To sgro phug pa sa kya seng ge, sGro-phug-pa Shākya-seng-ge; To the Drophukpa Shakya Senge; ཟུར་ ཤཱ ཀྱ་ སེང ྒ །; to sha kya seng ge; Grophugpa; sGro-phug-pa |
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| SURNAME | Sur Shakya Sengge |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Tibetan minister of the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism; one of the "Three Surs" |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1074 |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1134 |