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stages of monastic ordination from him. He then followed his uncle Zur Rinchen Gyatso to learn the science of logic, the five sciences of Buddhism, and the

ordination from Lachen Gongpa Rabsal, and under his grandfather, Zur Rinchen Gyatso, he studied the sütra and tantra-texts, including the cycle of the Magical

Primary Name Kunga Rinchen Gyatso Wylie Epithet Wylie Name kun dga' rin chen rgya mtsho Phonetic Display Name Kunga Rinchen Gyatso Wylie Display Name kun

Palzang Kenchen Lungrig Gyatso Chöku Lhawang Dragpa Doring Önpo Kunga Gyaltsen Buddhagupta-natha Gyaltsab Kunga Rinchen Gyatso, aka Gyaltsab Narthangpa

Gyaltsab Kunga Rinchen Gyatso (17th cent.)

Ngagdzo, (bka' brgyud sngags mdzod) Rinchen Terdzo, (rin chen gter mdzod) - Full text online at Tsadra Foundation Rinchen Terdzo Catalog Dam Ngag Dzo, ((gdams

Kunga Yeshe Gyatso was a Jonangpa scholar who lived in the 16th to 17th centuries. His teachers were Tāranātha (1575–1634) and Kunga Rinchen Gyatso. He is the

reception of the works of Tāranātha, starting with Tāranātha’s disciple Rinchen Gyatso, and then passing through the master from Katok Monastery Rigzin Tsewang

Shamarpa, Kacho Wangpo (1350-1405) 5th Karmapa, Deshin Shegpa (1384-1415) Rinchen Zangpo (Ratnabhadra) (15th cent.) 6th Karmapa, Thongwa Donden (1416-1453)

The Thirteenth Dalai Lama, Thupten Gyatso The Thirteenth Dalai Lama, Thupten Gyatso, was born in the year of the Fire Bird in 1876 at Thakpo Langdun in

Jamyang Shepa Losel Jigme Gyatso, The third(blo gsal 'jigs med rgya mtsho, 1796-1855) also known as Lobzang Yignyen Thubten Gyatso (blo bzang dbyig gnyen

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Kongtrul Lodro Thaye Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo Ju Mipham Gyatso Adzom Drukpa Kathok Situ Orgyen Chokyi Gyatso Drukchen Mipham Chokyi Wangpo Drukpa Yongdzin Rinpoche

Chökyong Zangpo (zhwa lu lo tsa ba chos skyong bzang po) Karma Lotsawa Rinchen Tashi 9th Karmapa Gangra Lotsawa Öser Gyeltsen ? Situ V, Chökyi Gyaltsen

main seat of the Jamgon Kongtrul Rinpoches is the retreat center of Tsadra Rinchen Drak (tsa 'dra rin chen brag), which was established by the first Kongtrul

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Dengom Chodrak Zangpo The Lineage of Both Khedrup Delek Gyatso and Takok Jadral Choje Khedrup Delek Gyatso Takok Jadral Choje Tashi Jungne Guru Zhenpen Namkha

stated by Jonang Tāranātha as "Drubpe Wangchug Jetsün Kunga Drölchog Losal Gyatso De". He was born in Ngari Möntang, which is the small kingdom of Mustang

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

See Writings of Lochen Dharmashri Rigdzin Terdag Lingpa 5th Dalai Lama Rinchen Namgyal Migyur Paldron Do Karwa Tsering Wanggyal (mdo mkhar ba tshe ring

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

དཔལ་ཁང་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ Palkhang Chodze Lotsawa Ngawang Chökyi Gyatso དཔལ་ཁང་ལོ་ཙཱ་བ། Palkhang Lotsawa - ( b. 15th/16th cent. ); second Karma Trinlepa incarnation

Jampa Senge (zur byams pa seng ge): 1300-1400s Rinchen Lingpa (rin chen gling pa): 1295-1373 /BD Rinchen Senge (rin chen seng ge): 1305-1365 Gyalwa Longchen

the iron dragon year of the fourteenth rabjung (1820).  His father was Rinchen Wangyal, administrator of the Derge Palace, and his mother was Sonamtso

visit to Tibet. The later Tantras are said to date from the translations of Rinchen Zangpo in the mid tenth century. [Peter Roberts] Early and Later Translation

(his son) Chopel Gyatso (his son) Garje Khamtrul Dorje Namgyal Ngala Sogyal Rinpoche Khenpo Jigphun Sogyal Rinpoche Geshe Gendun Rinchen - 69th Je Khenpo

When the master remembered his past life when born as Nub Khulungpa Yönten Gyatso, he was given the instruction of Lung Dorje Köpa as the final testament

See Writings of Lochen Dharmashri Rigdzin Terdag Lingpa 5th Dalai Lama Rinchen Namgyal Migyur Paldron Do Karwa Tsering Wanggyal (mdo mkhar ba tshe ring

Doctrinal Questions, pub. Ngawang Topgay, New Delhi. 7th Karmapa, Chodrag Gyatso, chos grags rgya mtsho, (1454-1506) 4th Shamar Rinpoche, Chen-ngawa Chökyi

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

dakini. Choying Rangdrol himself was an incarnation of Trungpa Konchok Rinchen and Nyak Jnanakumara. At the age of nine he met Rigdzin Ngagi Wangpo who

(TOLID 11487) Rinchen Gyelpo (TOLID 13231) Rinchen Gyeltsen (TOLID 13132) Rinchen Gyeltsen (TOLID 2314) Rinchen Jangchub (TOLID 13242) Rinchen Lekdrub (TOLID

the one known as Dzogchen Shakya Sonam Rinchen Chakyungwa Ngakwang Padma Dzogchen Sonam Wangpo Rigdzin Chökyi Gyatso the great saint Pema Rigdzin Pema Rigdzin

The Fourth Dalai Lama, Yonten Gyatso The Fourth Dalai Lama, Yonten Gyatso, was born in 1589 in Mongolia to the Chokar tribal chieftain Tsultrim Choeje

the iron dragon year of the fourteenth rabjung (1820).  His father was Rinchen Wangyal, administrator of the Derge Palace, and his mother was Sonamtso

Drakpa Rinchen (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungdrakpa Rinchen (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) BDRC TOL Drakpa Rinchen Sherab

(1856-1915/6), Chokgyur Lingpa's first son and lineage holder; teacher of Samten Gyatso. tshe dbang nor bu kun bzang 'jigs med tshe dbang nor bu 'gyur med tshe

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Lingpa's Treasury of Spiritual Qualities (yon tan mdzod) by Khenpo Yonten Gyatso, hereafter abbreviated as YZ, vol.40, pp. 742-3. [MR-ShabkarNotes] Kaniska

Karmey Khenpo Rinchen Dargye One of the close disciples of Chokgyur Lingpa. Karma’i Mkhan po Rinchen Dargye (1823?-?) PT KI 15 mentions that he was 64

T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z - Yabje Rigdzin (Serpa Tersey) Gyurmey Tsewang Gyatso [LW1] [RY] Yablhag (yab lhag). [ZL] [RY] Yab-yum - tantric symbol of male

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

Palkhang Chodze Lotsawa Ngawang Chökyi Gyatso dpal khang lo tsA ba Palkhang Lotsawa - ( b. 15th/16th cent. ); second Karma Trinlepa incarnation and author

killed Lochen Dharmashri and Pema Jurme Gyatso, the eldest son of Terdag Lingpa. The younger son, Gyalsay Drinchen Rinchen Namgyal, managed to escape into Kham

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

transmissions of the Jang Ter lineage to the current, great Dodrak Rigdzin, Namdrol Gyatso. At that time I most humbly was able to receive most of these empowerments

Ngagtsun Gendun Gyatso he received all the teachings of Pema Lingpa, the Dzöd Dun, and others. From Mindroling Vajracharya, Namdrol Gyatso, he learned the

Dorje, founder Minling Trichen Pema Gyurme Gyamtso Minling Trichen Gyalsay Rinchen Namgyal Minling Trichen Gyurme Pema Tenzin Minling Trichen Gyurme Thrinley

was also formally recognized by the 40th Sakya Trizin Drakshul Trinley Rinchen (drag shul phrin las rin chen), as the incarnation of the Sakyapa master

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

the five great founders of the Sakyapa Order. Vajradhara Ngawang Conga Rinchen, the previous head of the Sakya Dolma Phodrang, and Sonam Drolkar, the sister

- The Great Fifth Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobzang Gyatso (1617-1682). 22 - Sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso (1683-1706/46). 23 - Do Khyentse Yeshe Dorje (1800-1866)

Khyungpo Naljor - (mkhas grub khyung po rnal 'byor, 11/12th century) Mokchokpa Rinchen Tsondrü - (rmog lcog pa rin chen brtson 'grus, 1110-1170) Kyergangpa Chökyi

bstan pa rab rgyas mi pham 'jam dpal dgyes pa si tu pa Tsagang Lotsawa Rinchen Namgyal rin chen rnam par rgyal ba tsha ba bhan dhe karma rin chen rnam

Rinpoche saw the text of the 8,000 verse Prajnaparamita flying from Tsadra Rinchen Drak to the east of Derge. He was also given the name Gyurme Kunzang Shenphen

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

Doctrinal Questions, pub. Ngawang Topgay, New Delhi. 7th Karmapa, Chodrag Gyatso, chos grags rgya mtsho, (1454-1506) 4th Shamar Rinpoche, Chen-ngawa Chökyi

Lama Mipham (mi pham spyogs las rnam rgyal), also known as Mipham Jamyang Gyatso (mi pham 'jam dbyangs rgya mtsho) and Jampal Gyepai Dorje ('jam dpal gyes

Karma Kagyu and Nyingma. Barom Kagyu teachings he received from Tsangsar Rinchen Lhundrub and the Karma Kagyu teachings from the Karmapa Yeshe Dorje. Ngawang

Alak Do-ngak Gyatso: Based on Adam Pearcey, “Japa Dongak Gyatso” (2014), http://treasuryoflives.org/biographies/view/Japa-Dongak-Gyatso/12785 (accessed

Ozer spent most of his time up in Jamgon Kongtrul's hermitage of Tsadra Rinchen Drak. He stayed there with his old friend Khedrub Tashi Chopel, another

Doctrinal Questions, pub. Ngawang Topgay, New Delhi. 7th Karmapa, Chodrag Gyatso, chos grags rgya mtsho, (1454-1506) 4th Shamar Rinpoche, Chen-ngawa Chökyi

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

of seeing the protector Chitipati dancing by the cave of Ngawang Shedrup Gyatso who in turn told her that Lekpa Rinpoche was the incarnation of Ngor Ewam

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

practice. This was around the time when H.H the present 14th Dalai Lama Tendzin Gyatso, H.H. the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje, H.H. the Sakya Tridzin and

Drodul Pawo Dorje ('gro 'dul dpa' bo rdo rje); Was the incarnation of Ma Rinchen Chok (rma rin chen mchog) and one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of the

the one known as Dzogchen Shakya Sonam Rinchen Chakyungwa Ngakwang Padma Dzogchen Sonam Wangpo Rigdzin Chökyi Gyatso the great saint Pema Rigdzin Pema Rigdzin

empowerments for the Rinchen Terdzo. From Shechen Rabjam Rinpoche he has received the complete reading transmissions for the Rinchen Terdzo. From Arik Khenchen

(sgrub thabs kun btus, vol.1, pp. 439). The sadhana texts presented in the Rinchen Terdzö (vol. Tshi, pp.191-204) combine the three traditions of the Canonical

brother, the Kālacakra expert Dukorwa Yeshe Rinchen (dus 'khor ba ye shes rin chen, 1248-1294), Yonten Gyatso received teachings such as the Kālacakra Tantra

Method and Wisdom, Victorious over Samsara 6) Ratnapani/Raktapani (Tib. Rinchen Chag) (427-527) Holder of the Blissful Vajra and Bell 7) Vishnugupta (Tib

Dengom Chodrak Zangpo The Lineage of Both Khedrup Delek Gyatso and Takok Jadral Choje Khedrup Delek Gyatso Takok Jadral Choje Tashi Jungne Guru Zhenpen Namkha

teachings and practices of mahamudra. Along with Phukpa Lhundrup Gyatso, Norsang Gyatso is credited also with the founding of the highly influential Phuk

input value "Jamgön Kongtrül. (1813-1899). Also known as Lodrö Thaye, Yönten Gyatso, Padma Garwang and by his tertön name Padma / Chimey Tennyi Yungdrung Lingpa

when he was nine. When he was 14 he was ordained as a monk by Khenpo Sonam Rinchen and when he was 16 he went to Zachukha to study under Thoga Rinpoche. At

mkhan po tshe dbang rgya mtsho Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche was born in 1954 in a village near Lhakhang Dzong in the southern region of Tibet bordering

ngawang trinley gyatso khyenno longyur yeshe yingney zik shig longnyam yedröl tsalchen dzogney rigpa zhitog pebpar dzö chig Ngawang Trinley Gyatso, think of

bu): 1698-1755. [MR] Kathog Situ Chökyi Gyatso (si tu chos kyi rgya mtsho): 1880-1925 [MR] Kathog Situ, Chökyi Gyatso (ka thog si tu chos kyi rgya mthso): 

Namkha Drimey (bsam gtan rgya mtsho nam mkha' dri med). See Samten Gyatso. [RY] Samten Gyatso Rinpoche [LW1] [RY] Samten Kangsar. [RY] Samten Palpa of Gomo:

dgon pa). Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche's hermitage near Kathmandu. [RY] Nagki Rinchen, Vajranatha of Sadnagar (grong khyer dam pa): 1384-1458 [MR] Nairanjara

[LW1] [RY] TREASURY OF PRECIOUS TERMAS (rin chen gter mdzod). See under 'Rinchen Terdzö.'[AL] [RY] Treasury of the Nonarising Jewel (skye med rin po che'i

(his son) Chopel Gyatso (his son) Garje Khamtrul Dorje Namgyal Ngala Sogyal Rinpoche Khenpo Jigphun Sogyal Rinpoche Geshe Gendun Rinchen - 69th Je Khenpo

Davenport John Howard John Myrdhin Reynolds John Rockwell John Ross, Yontan Gyatso John Shane John William Pettit Jonathan Landaw Jose Cabezon Judith Hanson

Karmai Khenpo Rinchen Dargye and Khenchen Tashi Özer. Among students from the Geluk school were Minyak Kunzang Sönam, Alak Do-ngak Gyatso, Hor Khangsar

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

in the collection entitled Rinchen Terdzo (Treasury of Hidden Treasure Teachings), from Zurmang Trungpa Rinpoche, Chokyi Gyatso. The two masters developed

19th cent.) - Karmey Khenpo's full name was Karmey Khenpo Rinchen Dargye. My teacher, Samten Gyatso, described Karmey Khenpo as "the great terton's disciple

exceptional experience and realization to burst forth. He also studied with Yeshe Rinchen (ye shes rin chen). In total, Kunpang received and practiced about seventeen

"The Earlier" Wylie Display Name dung mtsho ras pa snga ma Name Variants Rinchen Zangpo (Primary Name, Library of Congress, English) shes rab rgyal mtshan

be taken younger; the vows are taken for life. [RY] Nub Kolungpa Yonten Gyatso. [RY] Nubchen (gnubs chen) Sangye Yeshe: 841- /or: 767-880 or 915 [MR] Nubchen

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

(his son) Chopel Gyatso (his son) Garje Khamtrul Dorje Namgyal Ngala Sogyal Rinpoche Khenpo Jigphun Sogyal Rinpoche Geshe Gendun Rinchen - 69th Je Khenpo

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Khenchen Ngawang Palzang Osel Rinchen Nyingpo Pema Ladrel Tsal ('od gsal rin chen snying po padma las 'brel rtsal) Osel Rinchen Nyingpo ('od gsal rin chen

Marcia Binder Schmidt Matthew Kapstein Michelle Martin Maruta Kalnins Namdol Gyatso Lama Ngawang Sonam, principal at Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery Ngawang

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

the one known as Dzogchen Shakya Sonam Rinchen Chakyungwa Ngakwang Padma Dzogchen Sonam Wangpo Rigdzin Chökyi Gyatso the great saint Pema Rigdzin Pema Rigdzin

at different periods of time. The teachings translated before Atisha and Rinchen Sangpo were to be known as Nyingma, the Old School, whereas the teachings

Uniting Outer and Inner Solitude: Patrul Rinpoche’s Advice for Alak Dongak Gyatso, trans. Adam Pearcey. http://www.academia.edu/14932720/Unit- ing_Outer_

of teachings known as the five or six "Treasures". One of these is the Rinchen Terdzö ("A precious Treasury of Termas"), originally in sixty large volumes

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

Akhuching Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Drungpa Sherab Gyatso (Personal Name, Library of Congress, English) Sherab Gyatso (Personal

most important translators in the New Translation School, after Lochen Rinchen Sangpo. [RY] Gö Lotsawa Shonnu Pal: 1392-1481 [MR] Gobum Yujin (mgos 'bum

209 Rimey - ris med, xix Rinchen Drönmey - rin chen sgron me, 34 Rinchen Namgyal - rin chen rnam rgyal, xxv, xxxii Rinchen Terdzö - rin chen gter mdzod

Buddhisn except for the Nyingmapa from the time of the great translator Rinchen Zangpo (957-1055) onwards. [RY] New Schools of Later Translations (phyi

the members of Lama Putsi Pema Tashi Rinpoche Lama Rigsang Dorje Lama Rinchen, resident Lama in New York Lama Tobgyal, crazy yogi Lama Tubten and Lama

of Secrets, Subduer of Arrogant Ones (gsang bdag dregs pa kun 'dul), see Rinchen Terdzö, Vol. 28 (Sa), a terma focused on Vajrapani revealed by Pema Ledreltsel

1384-1415 [MR] Deshung Rinpoche, Kunga Lhawang: 1906-1987 [MR] Desi Sangye Gyatso (sde srid sangs rgyas rgya mtsho): 1653-1703/5 [MR] Designations (tha snyad)

Chöwang Lhündrub: 1440-1503 [MR] Pawo Rinpoche, The eighth Tsuklak Chökyi Gyatso (gtsug lag chos kyi rgya mtsho, 1785-1840). [MR-ShabkarNotes] Pawo Rinpoche

Translations (sngar 'gyur). The teachings translated before the great translator Rinchen Sangpo, during the reigns of the Tibetan kings Trisong Deutsen and Ralpachen

Chenrezig Lhatso, Tsandrak Latsa, Tsandra Thang, Dorsem Podrang, then down to Rinchen Pung, Metok, and back up to Buddha Tsephuk, and Namchak Barwa GE Lundrub

Tenpai Gyaltsen he also received many deep teachings. From Ngagtsun Gendun Gyatso he received all the teachings of Pema Lingpa, the Dzod Dun, and others.

ngawang yönten gyatso khyenno yingye zungjuk longney zik shik nangwey dendzin hrülgyi zhik ney gangjung lamdu khyernü dzö chik Ngawang Yönten Gyatso, think of

Advice for Alak Don- gak Gyatso” (2014), https://adamspearcey.com/2014/12/21/solitude-patrul- rinpoches-advice-for-alak-dongak-gyatso/ (accessed October 2016)