Taglung Kagyu

Taglung-Kagyu ( Tib . : stag lung bka 'brgyud ) refers to one of the schools that emerged from the Kagyu school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .

The Taklung Kagyu is one of the so-called "eight small schools" of the Kagyu and was after that of Taglung Thangpa Trashi Pel (Tib .: stag lung thang pa bkra shis dpal ; founded in 1180 1142-1209 / 10) Taklung Monastery named . Taglung Thangpa Trashi Pel was a student of Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyelpo (1110–1170), one of Gampopa's most important students . One of the current lineage holders of the Taglung Kagyu school is the 7th Phagchog Rinpoche (Tib .: 'phags mchog rin po che ). The Nyingma lama Chokling Jigme Palden Rinpoche , who lives in Switzerland, also holds the transmission of the Taglung Kagyu.

Monasteries

• Taglung Monastery ("Upper Monastery")
• Riboche Monastery ("Lower Monastery")

See also

• Religious history of Lhorong

literature

• Peter Schwieger : The Lineage of the Noblehouse of Ga-zi in East Tibet (PDF; 831 kB), in: Kailash - A Journal of Himalayan Studies, Vol. XVIII (1996), Numbers 3 & 4, pp. 115-132.

Web links

• Taklung-Kagyu
• phakchokrinpoche.org
• tharlam-dronme: Chokling Orgyen Jigme Palden Rinpoche

Individual evidence

1. ↑ tbrc.org: bkra shis dpal

Taglung-Kagyu (alternative names of the lemma)
Dalong Gaju pai 达 垅 噶举派, Dalong Gaju 达 垅 噶 举, 达隆 噶举派