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Jagchen Jampa Pal (1310-1391) was Jagpa Gyaltsen Bum's nephew and his lineage holder. He practiced the [[Six Doctrines of Niguma]] extensively and performed many miracles. Thus many people came to see him in order to receive his blessings. Among his students was also the great Tsongkhapa, thus many Shangpa Kagyu teachings entered into the Gelugpa school where many of them are continued to the present day. Some of them have even found their way back into more "mainstream" Shangpa practice via this detour. It was through him that Tsongkhapa received the [[Thirteen Empowerments of the Protector]], the [[Six-armed Mahakala]], which went on to become one the most important protectors of the Gelugpa school. | |||
[TSD] | |||
===Primary Teachers=== | |||
*[[Jagpa Gyaltsen Bum]]<br> | |||
===Primary Students=== | |||
*[[Drubchen Rindzongpa Wangchuk Gyaltsen]]<br> | |||
*[[Drubthob Chöjung Rinchen]]<br> | |||
*[[Tsongkhapa Lobsang Dragpa]]<br> | |||
===Internal Links=== | |||
*[[Shangpa Kagyu]] | |||
[[Category:Buddhist Masters]] | |||
[[Category:Shangpa Kagyu]] | |||
[[Category:Shangpa Masters]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:55, 2 August 2014
Jagchen Jampa Pal (1310-1391) was Jagpa Gyaltsen Bum's nephew and his lineage holder. He practiced the Six Doctrines of Niguma extensively and performed many miracles. Thus many people came to see him in order to receive his blessings. Among his students was also the great Tsongkhapa, thus many Shangpa Kagyu teachings entered into the Gelugpa school where many of them are continued to the present day. Some of them have even found their way back into more "mainstream" Shangpa practice via this detour. It was through him that Tsongkhapa received the Thirteen Empowerments of the Protector, the Six-armed Mahakala, which went on to become one the most important protectors of the Gelugpa school.
[TSD]