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===Short biography===
'''''Terton Tulku Zangpo Drakpa''''', lived in central Tibet and was a follower of the Kagyu school, born in Latod ([[la stod]]). Zangpo Drakpa was the rebirth of King Trisong Desten's son [[Mune Tsepo]]. Spending many years in retreat, Zangpo Drakpa was disturbed one morning by the appearance of a young man who urged him to leave his retreat in order to reveal certain treasures.
 
Zangpo Drakpa dismissed this as just some meditation disturbance. In fact, this was no ordinary boy but the protector of the region of Gondu. He urged Zangpo Drakpa to find the treasures intended for him. Some days later Zangpo Drakpa decided to visit a nearby village. In route, he saw an old, dirty yogi sitting by the roadside who began to mock him, finally challenging Zangpo Drakpa to a debate about Buddhist teaching. Zangpo Drakpa agreed and found that this grungy vagrant could match him point by point.
 
Thinking that he should make a connection with him despite his appearance, Zangpo Drakpa searched in his bag for a white scarf to offer. As he looked up, in place of a beggar was Padmasambhava himself. As Zangpo Drakpa prostrated, [[Guru Padma]] spoke to him: "Zangpo Drakpa, I sent the protectors and you didn't listen. Finally, I had to come here myself. This is your time. Please go and find these teachings!" Padmasambhava gave a list of teachings he was to bring forth as well as the explanations for them.
 
Subsequently, Zangpo Drakpa revealed over fifty-five scrolls of teachings. Among these was The [[Seven Chapter Prayer]] [[Seven Chapter Prayer to Guru Rinpoche]] [[Seven Chapter Supplication]]. He realized that this text was intended for someone else. Accordingly, in the first month of the snake year (1365, C.E.) he gave the scrolls to three of his disciples. They were instructed to travel east of [[Zang Zang]] mountains.
 
Zangpo Drakpa told them that they would encounter a yogi who would be carrying either a rosary or a statue of [[Vajrakilaya]]. He would also be talking from the outset of their meeting about the king of [[Gungthang]] and the state of affairs in Tibet.
 
On the eighth day of their journey, the three companions were sharing a meal by a stream at the end of the [[Daglung Monastery]]. A man came up carrying a rosary and a statue of Vajrakilaya whom they invited to eat with them. He accepted and having sat down, immediately began to decry the state of Tibet and bemoan the welfare of the royal house in Gungthang. The companions immediately gave the stranger the scrolls and a letter from Zangpo Drakpa. Thus [[Rigdzin Godem]] came in possession of a list of treasures and the key to opening them. The key is known to us as [[Leu Deunma]], or the Prayer in Seven Chapters.
 
===Literary Works===
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===Main Teachers===
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===Main Students===
*[[Rigdzin Godem]]<br>
===Main Lineages===
*[[Kagyu]]
*[[Jangter]]<br>
===Alternate Names & Spellings===
*[[Terton Zangpo Drakpa]]<br>
===Other Resources===
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===Internal Links===
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===External Links===
*[[Northern Treasures]]
*[[Dorje Drak Monastery]]<br>
[[Category:Buddhist Masters]]
[[Category:Nyingma Masters]][[Category:Dzogchen Masters]]

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བཀའ་རྒྱུད་པ་བཞི།
bka' rgyud pa bzhi བཀའ་རྒྱུད་པ་བཞི།


See also (bka' brgyud che bzhi)

the Four Greater Kagyu Schools. (IW)

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