Tsong Khapa The Great Buddhist Lama Scholar And Reformer Of Tibetan

Tsong Khapa The Great Buddhist Lama Scholar And Reformer Of Tibetan Tsongkhapa ( tibetan: ཙོང་ཁ་པ་ [tsoŋˈkʰapa], meaning: "the man from tsongkha " or "the man from onion valley", [ 1] c. 1357–1419) was an influential tibetan buddhist monk, philosopher and tantric yogi, whose activities led to the formation of the gelug school of tibetan buddhism. [ 2] he is also known by his ordained name. The life of tsongkhapa. dr. alexander berzin 13:37. the biography of a great lama is called a “namtar” ( rnam thar ), a liberating biography, since it inspires the listeners to follow the example of the lama and achieve liberation and enlightenment. the biography of tsongkhapa ( rje tsong kha pa blo bzang grags pa) (1357–1419) is indeed.

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Exotic India Pundit Tsong Khapa The Great Tibetan Buddhist Monk First published mon jul 18, 2011; substantive revision wed apr 17, 2024. tsongkhapa losang drakpa (1357–1419) is a well known tibetan religious philosopher and one of the most influential and innovative scholars and practitioners in the history of tibetan buddhism. he added to the tibetan buddhist traditions more globally by setting a. Tsongkhapa lobzang drakpa (1357–1419), was one of the most important figures in tibet, historically and philosophically. as the founder of the gelug school he made an enormous contribution to revitalizing buddhism in tibet. regarded as an emanation of manjushri the bodhisattva of wisdom and discerning intelligence, tsongkhapa was of keen. Subsequently, indian buddhist literature was translated into tibetan. the result was a collection of about 100 volumes of translated sutras and another 220 volumes of mostly indian treatises. this meant that tibetans did not have to rely on any other language to study buddhism. many great scholars and adepts came about as a consequence. In western myth, tsongkhapa is the protestant, martin luther–like reformer who defeated the excesses of the degenerate (red hat) buddhist church in tibet. largely the construction of 19th century orientalism, this tsongkhapa is the founder of a rational and ethical buddhism that contrasts with the superstition and debauchery of other lamaist.