Throphu-Kagyu
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Tibetan script :
ཁྲོ་ ཕུ་ བཀའ་ བརྒྱུད་
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Wylie transliteration : khro phu bka 'brgyud
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Pronunciation in IPA : [
ʈʂʰopʰu kacy ]
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Official transcription of the PRCh : Chopu Ga'gyu
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THDL transcription : Tropu Kagyu
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Other spellings: Throphu-Kagyu, Tropu Kagyu, Throphu Kagyu
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Traditional :
綽 浦 噶舉派 、 綽 浦 噶 舉 、 超 浦 噶 舉
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Simplified :
绰 浦 噶举派 、 绰 浦 噶 举 、 超 浦 噶 举
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Pinyin : Chuòpǔ Gájǔ pài, Chuòpǔ Gájǔ; Chāopǔ Gájǔ
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The Throphu Kagyu School is one of the eight small schools of the Kagyu school tradition of Tibetan Buddhism . It was founded by Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyelpos pupil Gyeltsha Rinchen Gön (Tib .: rgyal tsha rin chen mgon ; 1118–1195). An important translator of this tradition was the Throphu Lotsawa Champa Pel (Tib .: khro phu lo tsA ba byams pa dpal ; 1173-1225), who worked in the Throphu monastery in the area of Tsang ( Sa'gya district , Xigazê ). His conversations were written down and in a text from them, the Hundred Upadeśhas , Gampopa's teaching on the Five Part Mahamudra Path is transmitted. In the middle of the 19th century, Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Thaye then collected various orally transmitted teachings, including those of the Kagyu, and published them in his book Treasure of Oral Instructions (Tib .: gdams ngag mdzod ). The teachings of the Throphu-Kagyu were largely absorbed by those of other Kagyu schools.
The founder of the Shalu tradition , Butön Rinchen Drub , was initially trained in the Throphu Kagyü School.
Web links
- Gaju pai simiao - Chaopu si - Chinese
Footnotes
- ↑ tbrc.org: rin chen mgon
- ↑ Chinese 绰 浦 译 师 绛 巴贝 , Pinyin Zhuopu Yishi Jiangba Bei or 超 浦 译 师 楚程喜 饶 , Zhuopu Yishi Chucheng Xirao ; also Jampapel or Tropu Lotsawa etc.
- ↑ tbrc.org: byams pa dpal
- ^ The founding monastery of this school type; Chinese 超 浦 寺 , Pinyin Chaopu si or 绰 浦 寺 or 超 浦 降 钦 却 第 寺 ; tib .: khro phu byams chen chos sde ; "Throphu Chamchen Chöde Monastery"; engl. Tropu Jamchen Chode Monastery.
- ↑ wisdom-books.com: Gampopa's Mahamudra (A Text From the Throphu Kagyu) ( Memento of the original from July 13, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (found on November 24, 2009)
