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'''Twelve aspects of excellent speech''' ([[gsung rab yan lag bcu gnyis]]). The twelve main divisions of the Buddhist Canon:
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'''Kodragpa''' ([[ko brag pa]]) (1181-1261). Also known as [[Sonam Gyaltsen|Sönam Gyaltsen]], founder of the [[Kodrag Monastery]] in the [[Upper Nyang]] area of the [[Tsang province]] in [[Central Tibet]]. He was a great nonsecterian master and is counted among the teachers of [[Yang-Gonpa]].
  
#General Discourses ([[mdo sde]]);
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#Proclamations in Song ([[dbyangs su bsnyad pa]]);
 
#Prophecies ([[lung du bstan pa]]);
 
#Poetic Pronouncements ([[tshigs su bcad pa]]);
 
#Special Aphorisms ([[mched du brjod pa]]);
 
#Declarations ([[gleng gzhi]]);
 
#Narratives ([[rtogs pa brjod pa]]);
 
#Parables ([[de lta bu byung ba]]);
 
#Succession of Former Lives ([[skyes pa'i rabs]]);
 
#Extensive Sayings ([[shin tu rgyas pa'i sde]]);
 
#Marvels ([[rmad du byung ba]]);
 
#Established Doctrines ([[gtan la dbab pa]]).
 
  
 
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[[Category:Drukpa Kagyu Masters]]
 
 
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Latest revision as of 08:43, 14 December 2005

Kodragpa (ko brag pa) (1181-1261). Also known as Sönam Gyaltsen, founder of the Kodrag Monastery in the Upper Nyang area of the Tsang province in Central Tibet. He was a great nonsecterian master and is counted among the teachers of Yang-Gonpa.