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Twenty-One Indian Panditas ([[rgya gar gyi mkhas pa nyi shu rtsa gcig]]). | |||
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According to the Self-Existing Oneness of the Effortless Great Perfection ([[rdzogs pa chen po rtsol bral rang byung nyag gcig]]) revealed by the knowledge-holder [[Longsal Nyingpo]] (1625-1692) of the [[Katok]] tradition, their lineage is as follows: | |||
*[[Garab Dorje]] ([[dga' rab rdo rje]]) | |||
*[[Manjushrimitra]] ([['jam dpal bshes gnyen]]) | |||
*[[Dhahena Talo]] | |||
*[[Rajadeva the senior prince]], aka [[Rajahasti the senior prince]] | |||
*[[Princess Paramita]] | |||
*[[Takshaka the naga king]] ([['jog po]]) | |||
*[[Bodhi the Yakshini]] ([[gnod sbyin mo byang chub ma]]) | |||
*[[Sarati the courtesan]] ([[smad tshong ma bdag nyid ma]]) | |||
*[[Brilliance the Kashmiri scholar]] ([[kha che'i mkhan po rab snang]]) | |||
*[[Maharaja the scholar of Uddiyana]] | |||
*[[Princess Gomadevi]] ([[sras mo go ma de byi]]) | |||
*[[Aloke the Atsantra]] ([[a tsan tra a lo ke]]) | |||
*[[Kukkuraja the Dog King]] ([[khyi'i rgyal po ku ku ra' dza]]) | |||
*[[Parati the rishi]] | |||
*[[Putamati the courtesan]] | |||
*[[Nagarjuna]] | |||
*[[Kukkuraja the Younger]] ([[khyi'i rgyal po phyi ma]]) aka [[Dhahuna the Dog King]] aka [[Kukku Dhahuna]] | |||
*[[Manjushrimitra the Younger]] ([['jam dpal bshes gnyen phyi ma]]) | |||
*[[Devaraja]] ([[rgyal po de ba ra' dza]]) aka [[Devaraja Muley Tsen]] | |||
*[[Butakuta]] aka [[Bhutakugta]] | |||
*[[Shri Singha]] | |||
*[[Kungamo the virtuous]] ([[dge slong ma kun dga' mo]]) | |||
*[[Vimalamitra]] | |||
[RY], from [[Wellsprings of the Great Perfection]]. | |||
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[[Category:Indian Masters]] | |||
[[Category:Early Dzogchen Lineage]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:02, 8 July 2006
Twenty-One Indian Panditas (rgya gar gyi mkhas pa nyi shu rtsa gcig).
According to the Self-Existing Oneness of the Effortless Great Perfection (rdzogs pa chen po rtsol bral rang byung nyag gcig) revealed by the knowledge-holder Longsal Nyingpo (1625-1692) of the Katok tradition, their lineage is as follows:
- Garab Dorje (dga' rab rdo rje)
- Manjushrimitra ('jam dpal bshes gnyen)
- Dhahena Talo
- Rajadeva the senior prince, aka Rajahasti the senior prince
- Princess Paramita
- Takshaka the naga king ('jog po)
- Bodhi the Yakshini (gnod sbyin mo byang chub ma)
- Sarati the courtesan (smad tshong ma bdag nyid ma)
- Brilliance the Kashmiri scholar (kha che'i mkhan po rab snang)
- Maharaja the scholar of Uddiyana
- Princess Gomadevi (sras mo go ma de byi)
- Aloke the Atsantra (a tsan tra a lo ke)
- Kukkuraja the Dog King (khyi'i rgyal po ku ku ra' dza)
- Parati the rishi
- Putamati the courtesan
- Nagarjuna
- Kukkuraja the Younger (khyi'i rgyal po phyi ma) aka Dhahuna the Dog King aka Kukku Dhahuna
- Manjushrimitra the Younger ('jam dpal bshes gnyen phyi ma)
- Devaraja (rgyal po de ba ra' dza) aka Devaraja Muley Tsen
- Butakuta aka Bhutakugta
- Shri Singha
- Kungamo the virtuous (dge slong ma kun dga' mo)
- Vimalamitra
[RY], from Wellsprings of the Great Perfection.