kun dga' blo gros snying po - Kunga Lodr? Nyingpo; Drigung master; reincarnation of {grub thob snye mo ba bsam gtan phun tshogs} [RY]
bka' brgyud chung brgyad - the Eight Smaller Kagy? Schools, they are the 'bri gung bka' brgyud founded by Drigung Kyobpa Jigten Sumg?n (1143-1217), stag lung bka' brgyud founded by Taglung Thangpa Tashi Pal (1142-1210), khro phu bka' brgyud founded by Gyal Tsha (1118-1195) and Kunden Repa (1148-1217), 'brug pa bka' brgyud founded by Lingje Repa Pema Dorje (1128-1188) and Tsangpa Gyare Yeshe Dorje (1161-1211), smar pa bka' brgyud founded by Marpa Drubthob Sherab Senge (no dates available), yel pa bka' brgyud founded by Drubthob Yeshe Tsegpa (no dates available), g.ya' bzang bka' brgyud founded by Sharawa Kalden Yeshe Senge (died 1207) and shug gseb bka' brgyud founded by Gyergom Chenpo (no dates available).[tsd]
skyob pa 'jig rten mgon po rin chen dpal - Kyobpa Jigten G?npo Rinchen Pal, [1143-1217]. Disciple of Phagmo Drupa and founder of Drigung Kagy? [RY]
skyob pa rin po - founder of drigung Kagyu School. [JV]
skyob pa rin po che - Kyobpa Rinpoche. (1143-1217). Disciple of Phagmo Drupa who founded the Drigung Kagy? School. Also known as Kyobpa Jigten G?npo Rinchen Pal (skyob pa 'jig rten mgon po rin chen dpal) [RY]
mkha' 'gro'i tshogs khang chen mo - Great Gathering Cave of the Dakinis; Khandro Tsokhang Chenmo, at Drigung Shot? [RY]
gangs dkar ti se - The White Snow Mountain, Kangkar Tisey, Mt Kailash (lit. Silver Mountain), is one of the world's great holy mountains, sacred to Hindus and Buddhists alike. It is one of the so-called "Three Holy Places of Tibet," associated with the body, speech, and mind aspects of Chakrasamvara and Vajra Varahi. The other two are Labchi (la phyi) and Tsari (tsa ri). These three are also listed among the "twenty-four sacred places" (Skt. pitha) of the world, Kailash being identified as Himavat, Labchi as Godavari, and Tsari as both Charitra and Devikoti. There are several descriptions of and guides to Mt. Kailash, including one written by K?nchok Tendzin Ch?kyi Lodr?, the sixth Drigung Chungtsang ('bri gung chung tshang dkon mchog bstan 'dzin chos kyi blo gros, 1829-1906), and a recent one composed by Ch?ying Dorje (1990). [MR] [RY]
grub thob snye mo ba bsam gtan phun tshogs - Drupthob Nyemowa Samten Ph?ntsok; Drigung master; founder of {glang sna} monastery at Kailash [RY]
glang sna - "Elephant Trunk," in the north, so called because it was built on a hill shaped like an elephant's trunk. It was founded by two Drigung masters, Drubtob Nyemowa Samten Ph?ntsok (grub thob snye mo ba bsam gtan phun tshogs) and his reincarnation Kunga Lodr? Nyingpo (kun dga' blo gros snying po); one of the eight monasteries around Manasarovar [MR] [RY]
dgongs gcig - 1) single intention. 2) {dam pa'i chos dgongs pa gcig pa}, the Single Intent doctrine of the Drigung Kagy?. 3) one night [RY]
mgar grub chen - {mgar grub chen} [TT siddha master, emanation of nagarjuna head of a drigung kagyu monastery at nagchukha north of lhasa] [IW]
mgar grub chen - A Tibetan accomplished master who was an emanation of Nagarjuna. Head of a Drigung Kagy? monastery at Nakchuka north of Lhasa [RY]
rgyal ba lha nang pa gzi brjid rdo rje - Gyalwa Lhanangpa (1164-1224), ancestor of Pema Lingpa, disciple of Drigung Jigten G?npo [RY]
sgra mi snyan gyi tshe sgrub - Long-life practice of the Northern Continent, received in a vision of Guru Padmakara by Drigung Ch?drak ('Dri gung rig 'dzin chos kyi grags pa), 17th century [RY]
nges don bstan pa'i snying po mgon po 'bri gung pa chen po'i gdan rabs chos kyi byung tshul gser gyi phreng ba - Account of the Various Masters of the Drigung Kagy? School, by Tendzin Pema Gyaltsen [RY]
lnga ldan khrid - the Fivefold Mahamudra [of Gyalwa Drigungpa] [RY]
bsngo ba'i phyag chen - the Great Seal of Dedication; one of {phyag chen lnga ldan} The Fivefold Mahamudra of the Drigungpas [RY]
chung tshang - Drigung Chungtsang [RY]
che tshang - Drigung Chetsang [RY]
'jig rten mgon po - 1143-1217 - Drigung Jigten Gonpo [RY]
'jig rten gsum gyi mgon po - 1) the protectors of the three realms. 2) {'jig rten gsum mgon}, famous Drigung master [RY]
'jig rten gsum mgon - Lord of the Three Worlds; 1) Great master in the Drigung Kagy? lineage [RY]
'jigs rten mgon po - Drigung Jigten Gonpo: 1143-1212/7 [RY]
bstan 'dzin chos kyi blo gros - Drigung Chung Tsang VI, b 1868 [RY]
'dri gung rig 'dzin chos kyi grags pa - Drigung Ch?drak, 17th century [RY]
rdor 'dzin gu hya sgang pa - 12-13th cent. - Dordzin Guhya Gangpa, sent by Drigung Jigten G?npo to Kailash [RY]
rdor 'dzin mgo bo che - 12-13th cent. - Dordzin Gowoche, sent by Drigung Jigten G?npo to Tsari [RY]
rdor 'dzin rin po che - Dordzin Rinpoche, Drigung representative at Kailash [RY]
gnas lugs phyag chen - the Great Seal of the True Nature; one of {phyag chen lnga ldan} The Fivefold Mahamudra of the Drigungpas [RY]
phyag chen lnga ldan - The Fivefold Mahamudra, of the Drigungpas consist of: 1) The Great Seal of Bodhichitta (byang sems phyag chen); 2) the Great Seal of the Deity's form (lha sku'i phyag chen); 3) the Great Seal of Fervent Devotion (mos gus phyag chen); 4) the Great Seal of the True Nature (gnas lugs phyag chen); and 5) the Great Seal of Dedication (bsngo ba'i phyag chen). [MR] [RY]
phyag chen lnga ldan - Fivefold Mahamudra, of the Drigungpas school [RY]
phyag chen lnga ldan - Fivefold Mahamudra, of the Drigungpas [RY]
phyag chen lnga ldan - of the Drigungpas [RY]
byang sgra mi snyan gyi tshe sgrub - sadhana for longevity, received in a vision of Guru Padmasambhava by Drigung Ch?kyi Drakpa [RY]
byang sgra mi snyan gyi tshe sgrub - Long-life Practice of the Northern Continent or Uttarakuru, received in a vision of Guru Padmakara by Drigung Ch?kyi Drakpa [RY]
byang sems phyag chen - the Great Seal of Bodhichitta; one of {phyag chen lnga ldan} The Fivefold Mahamudra of the Drigungpas [RY]
brag dkar sprel rdzong gi dkar chag - Description of Trakar Drel Dzong, by Drigung Ch?drak [RY]
brag rtsa phug - Draktsa Cave, at Drigung Terdrom [RY]
bri gung skyob pa - Drikung Kyobpa. A great master of the Drigung Kagy? lineage. (1143-1217) [RY]
'bri gung skyabs mgon bstan 'dzin pad ma rgyal mtshan - b. 1770 - Drigung Kyabg?n Tendzin Pema Gyaltsen [RY]
'bri gung chung tshang dkon mchog bstan 'dzin - 1829-1906 - Drigung Chungtsang K?nchok Tendzin [RY]
'bri gung chung tshang dkon mchog bstan 'dzin chos kyi blo gros - 1829-1906 - K?nchok Tendzin Ch?kyi Lodr?, the 6th Drigung Chungtsang [RY]
'bri gung chung tshang rig 'dzin chos kyi grags pa - 1597-1659 - Drigung Chungtsang Ch?kyi Drakpa [RY]
'bri gung 'jigs rten mgon po - Drigung Jigten G?npo (1143-1217) [RY]
'bri gung rdor 'dzin dkon mchog rgyud 'dzin - Drigung Dordzin K?nchok Gyudzin; founded {ser ra lung} at Kailash [RY]
'bri gung rdor 'dzin dkon mchog rgyud 'dzin - Drigung Dordzin K?nchok Gyudzin [RY]
'bri gung pa - Drigungpa [RY]
'bri gung dpal 'dzin - Drigung Paldzin [RY]
'bri gung spyan snga gling pa - Drigung Chen-nga Lingpa, at Mt. Kailash [RY]
'bri gung rdzong gsar - The Drigung [Kagy?) Fort [RY]
'bri gun thil - seat of Drigung Kagy? [RY]
'bri gun thil - {'bri gun thil} [seat of Drigung Kagyu] [IW]
mos gus phyag chen - the Great Seal of Fervent Devotion; one of {phyag chen lnga ldan} The Fivefold Mahamudra of the Drigungpas [RY]
zhe sdang rdo rje - 'jigs rten mgon po - Drigung Jigten Gongpo, Rinchen Pal, Shedang Dorje or Drigung Kyobpa (Disciple of Phagmo Drupa): 1143-1217 [RY]
gzho stod gter sgrom or ti sgro - Shot? Terdrom or Titro, in Drigung [RY]
sho stod sti sgro - Tidro Cave at Shot?. Sacred place of Padmasambhava and Yeshe Tsogyal near Drigung Til in Central Tibet. Opened by Padmasambhava for future practitioners, this important pilgrimage site also has hot springs with healing properties [RY]
ser ra lung - "Hailstorm Valley," to the east, founded by the great yogi Drigung Dordzin K?nchok Gyudzin ('bri gung rdor 'dzin dkon mchog rgyud 'dzin); one of the eight monasteries around Manasarovar [MR] [RY]
gser gyi bya skyib - "Golden Bird-shelter," in the north-west, a place said to have been first blessed by the Buddha and his five hundred arhats, afterwards by Drigung Chen-nga Lingpa ('bri gung spyan snga gling pa) and his five hundred great meditators, then by Tsang Ny?n Heruka (gtsang smyon he ru ka, 1452-1507) who established a retreat center there; one of the eight monasteries around Manasarovar [MR] [RY]
lha sku'i phyag chen - the Great Seal of the Deity's form; one of {phyag chen lnga ldan} The Fivefold Mahamudra of the Drigungpas [RY]
