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'''Tai Situ Rinpoche''', an important lineage of [[Karma Kagyu]] masters very closely associated with the Karmapas. The masters of the Situ lineage, and others, are responsible for the continuation of the [[Karma Kagyu]] lineage in the absence and during the minority of the Karmapas. They are in the posession of a red crown, much like the black crown of the Karmapas. The seat of the early Situ incarnations was the monastery of Lho Karma Gon ([[lho kar ma dgon]]). Later they moved to the famous Palpung monastery ([[dpal spungs]]) in Derge ([[sde dge]]). There were four incarnations which immediately precede the Situ lineage. They are counted as masters of that lineage even though they were not called 'Situ' as such. The title 'Tai Situ' was given by the Chinese Emperor to the '1st' Situ Rinpoche, Chokyi Gyaltsen, in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments.<br>
'''Tai Situ Rinpoche''' ([[si tu]]), an important lineage of [[Karma Kagyu]] masters very closely associated with the Karmapas. The masters of the Situ lineage, and others, are responsible for the continuation of the [[Karma Kagyu]] lineage in the absence and during the minority of the Karmapas. They are in the posession of a red crown, much like the black crown of the Karmapas. The seat of the early Situ incarnations was the monastery of Lho Karma Gon ([[lho kar ma dgon]]). Later they moved to the famous Palpung monastery ([[dpal spungs]]) in Derge ([[sde dge]]). There were four incarnations which immediately precede the Situ lineage. They are counted as masters of that lineage even though they were not called 'Situ' as such. The title 'Tai Situ' was given by the Chinese Emperor to the '1st' Situ Rinpoche, Chokyi Gyaltsen, in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments.<br>


*A. [['gro mgon sangs rgyas ras chen]] (1088-1158)<br>
*A. [['gro mgon sangs rgyas ras chen]] (1088-1158)<br>
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*C. [[ri 'go ba ratna bhadra]] (1281-1343)<br>
*C. [[ri 'go ba ratna bhadra]] (1281-1343)<br>
*D. [[si tu drung che sa ta'i zhing chen]] (1345-1376)<br>
*D. [[si tu drung che sa ta'i zhing chen]] (1345-1376)<br>
*[[1st Situ Rinpoche]], [[ta'i si tu chos kyi rgyal mtshan]] (1377-1448)<br>
*[[1st Tai Situpa]], [[ta'i si tu chos kyi rgyal mtshan]] (1377-1448)<br>
*[[2nd Situ Rinpoche]], [[bkra shis rnam rgyal]] (1450-1497)<br>
*[[2nd Tai Situpa]], [[bkra shis rnam rgyal]] (1450-1497)<br>
*[[3rd Situ Rinpoche]], [[bkra shis dpal 'byor]] (1498-1541)<br>
*[[3rd Tai Situpa]], [[bkra shis dpal 'byor]] (1498-1541)<br>
*[[4th Situ Rinpoche]], [[mi 'khrugs chos kyi go cha]], also known as [[chos kyi go cha]] (1542-1585)<br>
*[[4th Tai Situpa]], [[mi 'khrugs chos kyi go cha]], also known as [[chos kyi go cha]] (1542-1585)<br>
*[[5th Situ Rinpoche]], [[chos kyi rgyal mtshan phyi ma]], also known as [[dge legs dpal bzang]] (1586-1657)<br>
*[[5th Tai Situpa]], [[chos kyi rgyal mtshan phyi ma]], also known as [[dge legs dpal bzang]] (1586-1657)<br>
*[[6th Situ Rinpoche]], [[mi pham 'phrin las rab brtan]] (1683-1698)<br>
*[[6th Tai Situpa]], [[mi pham 'phrin las rab brtan]] (1658-1682)<br>
*[[7th Situ Rinpoche]], [[chos kyi 'byung gnas]] (1770-1774)<br>
*[[7th Tai Situpa]], [[legs bshad smra ba'i nyi ma]] (1683-1698)<br>
*[[8th Situ Rinpoche]], [[chos dpal bzang po]] (1766-1820)<br>
*[[8th Tai Situpa]], [[chos kyi 'byung gnas]] (1700-1774)<br>
*[[9th Situ Rinpoche]], [[pad ma nyin byed dbang po]], (1775-1853)<br>
*[[9th Tai Situpa]], [[pad ma nyin byed dbang po]], (1775-1853)<br>
*[[10th Situ Rinpoche]], [[pad ma kun bzang]] (1854-1885)<br>
*[[10th Tai Situpa]], [[pad ma kun bzang]] (1854-1885)<br>
*[[11th Situ Rinpoche]], [[pad ma dbang mchog rgyal po]] (1886-1952)<br>
*[[11th Tai Situpa]], [[pad ma dbang mchog rgyal po]] (1886-1952)<br>
*[[12th Situ Rinpoche]], [[pad ma don yod nyin byed dbang po]], (b.1954)<br>
*[[12th Tai Situpa]], [[pad ma don yod nyin byed dbang po]], (b.1953)
 
 
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Prophesized to be the emanation of the Buddha [[Maitreya]] and [[Guru Padmasambhava]].<br />
The Lineage of the Tai Situpa as supplicated by [[Jamgon Kongtrul|the first Jamgon Kongtrul, Lodro Thaye]]. (1813-1899)<br />
<br />
1. Dombi Heruka<br />
2. Sri Singha<br />
3. Darikapa<br />
4. Bang Topchen<br />
5. Jampal Sangwa (Gyim Shang)<br />
6. Lochen Denma Tsemang<br />
7. Marpa Lotsawa<br />
8. Pang Khenchen Oser lama<br />
9. [[Jetsun Taranatha]]<br />
10. Gyalste Chosgyal Rabten Kunzang Pal<br />
11. Ripungpa Nawang Jikten Wangchuk<br />
12. Gonpo Tsultrim Nyingpo<br />
13. Drogon Rechen<br />
14. Naljor Yeshe Wangchuk<br />
15. [[Rigowa Ratnabhadra]]<br />
16. Tai Ming Tzu ( Tai Shing Chen)<br />
17. Tai Situ Chokyi Gyaltsen                      (1377 - 1488)<br />
18. Tai Situ Tashi Namgyal                        (1450 - 1497)<br />
19. Tai Situ Tashi Paljor                            (1498 - 1541)<br />
20. Tai Situ Mitrug Chokyi Gocha                (1542 - 1585)<br />
21. Tai Situ Chokyi Gyaltsen Palzang          (1586 - 1657)<br />
22. Tai Situ Mipham Chogyal Rabten          (1658 - 1682)<br />
23. Tai Situ Mawe Nima                              (1683 - 1698)<br />
24. Tai Situ Chokyi Jugnes                          (1700 - 1774)<br />
25. Tai Situ Pema Nyinje Wangpo              (1774 - 1853)<br />
26. Tai Situ Pema Kunzang                        (1884 - 1885)<br />
27. Tai Situ Pema Wangchok Gyalpo          (1886 - 1952)<br />
28. Tai Situ Pema Donyo Nyinje                  (1954 -
<ref>[http://www.kumargallery.com/tai_2007/page_49.htm lineage list | KumarGallery.com]</ref>




===Main Lineages===
===Main Lineages===
*[[Kagyu]]<br>
*[[Kagyu]]
*[[Karma Kagyu]]
*[[Karma Kagyu]]
===Alternate Names===
===Alternate Names===


===Other Reference Sources===
===Other Reference Sources===
{{reflist}}
[http://www.kumargallery.com/tai_2007/page_50.htm The Lineage of the Tai Situpas] at KumarGallery.com


===Internal Links===
===Internal Links===
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[[Category:Buddhist Masters]]
 
[[Category:Kagyu Masters]]
[[Category:The Palpung Situ Rinpoches]]
[[Category:Karma Kagyu]]

Latest revision as of 01:47, 9 May 2013

Tai Situ Rinpoche (si tu), an important lineage of Karma Kagyu masters very closely associated with the Karmapas. The masters of the Situ lineage, and others, are responsible for the continuation of the Karma Kagyu lineage in the absence and during the minority of the Karmapas. They are in the posession of a red crown, much like the black crown of the Karmapas. The seat of the early Situ incarnations was the monastery of Lho Karma Gon (lho kar ma dgon). Later they moved to the famous Palpung monastery (dpal spungs) in Derge (sde dge). There were four incarnations which immediately precede the Situ lineage. They are counted as masters of that lineage even though they were not called 'Situ' as such. The title 'Tai Situ' was given by the Chinese Emperor to the '1st' Situ Rinpoche, Chokyi Gyaltsen, in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments.



Prophesized to be the emanation of the Buddha Maitreya and Guru Padmasambhava.
The Lineage of the Tai Situpa as supplicated by the first Jamgon Kongtrul, Lodro Thaye. (1813-1899)

1. Dombi Heruka
2. Sri Singha
3. Darikapa
4. Bang Topchen
5. Jampal Sangwa (Gyim Shang)
6. Lochen Denma Tsemang
7. Marpa Lotsawa
8. Pang Khenchen Oser lama
9. Jetsun Taranatha
10. Gyalste Chosgyal Rabten Kunzang Pal
11. Ripungpa Nawang Jikten Wangchuk
12. Gonpo Tsultrim Nyingpo
13. Drogon Rechen
14. Naljor Yeshe Wangchuk
15. Rigowa Ratnabhadra
16. Tai Ming Tzu ( Tai Shing Chen)
17. Tai Situ Chokyi Gyaltsen (1377 - 1488)
18. Tai Situ Tashi Namgyal (1450 - 1497)
19. Tai Situ Tashi Paljor (1498 - 1541)
20. Tai Situ Mitrug Chokyi Gocha (1542 - 1585)
21. Tai Situ Chokyi Gyaltsen Palzang (1586 - 1657)
22. Tai Situ Mipham Chogyal Rabten (1658 - 1682)
23. Tai Situ Mawe Nima (1683 - 1698)
24. Tai Situ Chokyi Jugnes (1700 - 1774)
25. Tai Situ Pema Nyinje Wangpo (1774 - 1853)
26. Tai Situ Pema Kunzang (1884 - 1885)
27. Tai Situ Pema Wangchok Gyalpo (1886 - 1952)
28. Tai Situ Pema Donyo Nyinje (1954 - [1]


Main Lineages

Alternate Names

Other Reference Sources

  1. ↑ lineage list | KumarGallery.com

The Lineage of the Tai Situpas at KumarGallery.com

Internal Links

External Links

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