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Butön (1290-1364). Fourteenth century Tibetan scholar and historian; early compiler of the [[Kangyur]], the Buddhist Canon [RY]
Three principles that are taught when presenting the various aspects of the Buddha's teachings. These three are often said to be composed of three sets of two: The [[ground]] is the union of the [[two truths]], the [[path]] is the union of the [[two accumulations]], and the fruition is the union of the [[two kayas]].


bu ston - celebrated lama in 13th cent., 1290-1364, early compiler of bka' 'gyur [JV]
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[[bu ston chos 'byung]] - Elucidating the teachings of the sugata the treasury of the Source of the Dharma, bde bar gshegs pa'i bstan pa'i gsal byed chos kyi 'byung gnas gsung rab rin po che'i mdzod * (1290-1364(212,  ya,  122,  122,  1322] [IW]
 
bu ston chos 'byung - The source of the Dharma [by Buton] [IW]
 
bu ston rin chen grub - 1290-1364 [RY]
 
Buton [..establisher of precious things, in the 5th iron tiger year born in Tsang shab smad, Kagyupa bka' brgyud pa khro lo'i yang slob, zhva lu chos sder ha ade a long study, from sanskrit into Tibet translated vol. all closely examining de bsgrigs rim snga phyi he resolved de bstan 'gyur de rnams gcig tu bstan pa'i rtsa lag tu gyur, the sutras tantras and sciences great and small, the texts and many hundreds of commentaries he composed. His works have 26 vol., his lineage is called zhva lu ba'i grub mtha or bu lugs, Lord tsong kha pa de'i slob ma las heard the tantras, in the 6th wood dragon year he died (1290-1364] [IW]
 
[[bu ston rin chen grub]] - Buton [IW]
 
 
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Three principles that are taught when presenting the various aspects of the Buddha's teachings. These three are often said to be composed of three sets of two: The ground is the union of the two truths, the path is the union of the two accumulations, and the fruition is the union of the two kayas.

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