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  • ...ncense-makers. He is said to have been a “seven-birth [[Brahmin]]” ([[skye ba]] [[bdun]] pa), an [[epithet]] for one born as a [[Brahmin]] seven [[births ...āwa]] (ong po [[lo tsA ba]], d.u.) and to [[Purang Lochung]] ([[spu hrangs lo chung]], d.u.). The [[Intermediate]] [[transmission lineage]] included foun
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  • ...the cycle of [[Phur-pa-phun-sum-tshogs-pa]] is based on the [[Phurpagsang ba’i rgyud]] while the cycle of [[Phur-pa-gsham-sngon-can]] ...the cycle of [[Phur-pa-gsham-sngon]], which is based on the [[Phurpagsang ba’i rgyud]], still existed during his time.
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  • ...rGya [[sbra]] ([[sgra]]) {{Wiki|legs}} gzigs, Seng 'go lHa lung gzigs and 'Ba' [[Sang shi]], ‘You three ministers, go to [[Ra]] sa Vihdra to meet [[Acd ...bbot]] [[[Santaraksita]]] and the {{Wiki|royal}} attendant, Lang gro sNang ba, were ensconced in [[Lha sa]] dPe dkar (i.e. [[Ra]] sa '[[Phrul snang]]), h
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  • 2. [[VAIROCHANA]] ([[BE RO TSA NA]]) [B. ? – D.?] 3.[[KAWA PALTSEK]] ([[SKA BA DPAL BRTSEGS]])
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  • [[Lochen Rinchen Sangpo]] (''[[lo chen rin chen bzang po]]'') (958–1055), also known as [[Mahaguru]], was a ...al uncle, who became known as the Lesser [[Translator]] ([[lo tsA ba chung ba]]). He was also known as [[Drakjor Sherab]] ([[grags 'byor shes rab]])
    18 KB (2,788 words) - 15:45, 24 January 2016
  • ...n the reemergence of [[Buddhism in Tibet]]: “Thus the year of the [[lo tsā ba]]’s [[ordination]] is the seventieth year from the [[year Iron-Hen]] ([[l ...he [[Tantras]]), and this was chiefly due to this [[translator]] ([[lo tsā ba]])” ([[Roerich]], 68).
    17 KB (2,302 words) - 07:19, 29 October 2015
  • do ha [[mdzad]] [[ces bya]] ba [[phyag rgya]] [[chen]] po'i [[man ngag]] ...g rgya chen po]] gang+gA ma'i gzhung sa bcad 'grel pa dang bcas pa, by tai lo pa
    36 KB (2,684 words) - 15:59, 4 April 2023
  • ...actices originally came from the [[translator]] Tsami (tsa [[mi lo]] [[tsā ba]]), and passed through the [[siddha]] Ogyenpa (o [[rgyan]] pa), and then to
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  • ...e Annals]], the [[Translator]] [[form]] Go, [[Shon-nu-bel]] ([[‘gos lo tso ba bzhon nu dpal]], 1392-1481) argues cogently that the [[Kalachakra Tantra]]
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  • ...mperial}} family with ready service, their official residence ([[Me tog ra ba]]) was within the precincts of the {{Wiki|imperial}} palace. {{Wiki|Elliot Sperling}}, Rtsa-mi lo-tsa-ba [[Sangs-rgyas]] Grags-pa and the [[Tangut]] background to early Mongol-Tibe
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  • Variant names [[jo mo nang]], [[jo nang dgon]], [[jo nang rgyal ba’i ri khrod]] 2. [[Jangsem Gyelwa Yeshé]] ([[byang sems rgyal ba ye shes]], 1247-1320), [[abbot]] from 1313 to 1320 [note: TBRC gives his [[
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  • At fourteen years of age he met the [[Indian]] [[acarya Krsna]] ([[a tsa ra nag po]]) at [[Chakpori]] ([[lcags po ri]]) in [[Lhasa]] and studied [[s ...d on the work of the [[Jonang abbot]] [[Gyalwa Josang Palsangpo]] ([[rgyal ba jo bzang dpal bzang po]]): Brilliant Marvels: Abbreviated {{Wiki|Biographie
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  • ...Eighth century [[views]]. particularly those of [[Shantarakshita]], ([[zhi ba 'tsho]]) and [[KamalazIla]], who were invited to [[Tibet]] from [[India]]. ...view]] and [[meditational]] practices of [[Lha blama yeshe 'od]], [[Lo tsa ba Rinchen Sangpo]], [[Zhiba 'o]], [[Jangchub 'o]], [[Marpa Lotsa]], and '[[G
    28 KB (3,980 words) - 03:33, 4 April 2016
  • ...ream]][15] and as it is unsure if he has produced it himself lord [[mthong ba don ldan]][16] being a follower of sky-conduct has composed a sleepy guardi ...and [[si tu chos kyi rgyal mtshan pa]][22] and dpal [[khang]] [[lo tsa]]' ba's origin-law[23] then if well examining the two quite big volumes of the mo
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  • CHEN RE ZIG LA CHAK TSHAL LO KYE GA NA CHI BA LONG TRUG PA YI /
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  • ...he [[tantra]] big black circle of [[life]] [[nag po chen po srog gi 'khor lo'i rgyud]]: the glorious black guardian and / the black [[goddess]] not as t ...om the great secret-forceful-deity [[tantra]] [[drag po'i lha rgyud gsang ba chen po]] : „the three [[mantras]] of the kissing countenances of [[body]
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  • ...04 CE, the [[Tibetan]] [[translator]] [[Tropu Lotsawa]] ([[Khro-phu Lo-tsa-ba Byams-pa dpal]]) invited the [[Indian]] [[master]] [[Shakyashribhadra]], th
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  • ...Nampar Nangdze Lotsawa]] || 8th century || ''[[rnam par snang mdzad lo tsa ba]]'' || Vairotsana || Translator of Buddhist scriptures from Sanskrit into T | [[Lochen Rinchen Sangpo]] || 957–1055 || ''[[lo chen rin chen bzang po]]'' || - || First translator of [[Sarma]] texts
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  • [[suffering]] of [[cyclic existence]] (‘khor ba; [[samsara]]). A [[traditional]] [[Buddhist view]] is that [[attachment]] t ...son, [[Lotsawa]] Kheugang Korlodrag ([[Lo tsa]] tswa ba Khe'u gang ‘[[Khor lo]] grags) and a daughter, Bume (Bu med).
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  • The context is the Zas gtad kyi lo rgyus, a famous appendage at the end of the dBa’ bzhed that narrates a li ...nang ba [[dang]]/ [[shin]] tu skrag nas kog gis langs pa’i shul du bai ro tsa nas bzhugs pas ban de la g.yas gral shor/ [26v7-27r1]
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