Tshelpa-Kagyu

The Tshelpa Kagyu ( Tib . Tshal pa bka 'brgyud ) is one of the four major schools of the Kagyu -Schulrichtung ( Barom- , Karma , Phagdru- and Tshelpa Kagyu) of Tibetan Buddhism , which in turn into four main schools ( Nyingma , Kagyu, Sakya and Gelug ). It was founded by Lama Shang ( bla ma zhang or zhang g.yu brag pa brtson 'gru brags pa ; 1123–1193), a student of Dagpo Gomtshül (1116–1169) and is named after its founding monastery, which he founded in 1175 Tshelpa Monastery , named. Dungthso Repa belonged to this school.

See also

• Tshelpa Künga Dorje

literature

• Kal Sang Gyal: Religions in Tibet ; Beijing, China Intercontinental Press; ISBN 7508504372

Web links

• Tsalpa Kagyu Lineage - English

• Tsel Gungtang - English
• Gajupai simiao - Caiba si - Chinese

Footnotes

1. ↑ Lama Shang was also the founder of the monastery Tshel Gungthang ( tshal gung thang ; Chinese Gongtang si贡唐 寺 / 貢唐 寺) near Lhasa.
2. ↑ Chinese Caiba si蔡 巴 寺
3. ↑ Tsalpa Kagyu - rywiki.tsadra.org (found on February 4, 2010)

Tshelpa-Kagyu (alternative names of the lemma)
Tsalpa Kagyu, Tsalpa Gagyu, Chinese 蔡 巴 噶 举; 采 巴 噶 举 / 采 巴 噶 舉 Caiba gaju; Shangtsal Kagyü, zhang tshal bka 'brgyud