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The Karmapa lineage is widely recognized as the first lineage of reincarnate lamas in Tibet. The main seat of the Karmapa's is [[Tsurphu]], located in Central Tibet. The [[16th Karmapa]] established his seat-in-exile at [[Rumtek Monastery]] in Sikkim, India.
The Karmapa lineage is widely recognized as the first lineage of reincarnate lamas in Tibet. The main seat of the Karmapa's is [[Tsurphu]], located in Central Tibet. The [[16th Karmapa]] established his seat-in-exile at [[Rumtek Monastery]] in Sikkim, India.


*[[1st Karmapa]] Dusum Khyenpa - ([[karma pa dus gsum mkhyen pa]]) (1110 - 1193)<br>
*[[1st Karmapa]] Dusum Khyenpa - ([[dus gsum mkhyen pa]]) (1110 - 1193)<br>
*[[2nd Karmapa]] Karma Pakshi - ([[karma pakshi]]) (1204 - 1283)<br>
*[[2nd Karmapa]] Karma Pakshi - ([[karma pakshi]]) (1204 - 1283)<br>
*[[3rd Karmapa]] Rangung Dorje - ([[karma pa rang 'byung rdo rje]]) (1284 - 1339)<br>
*[[3rd Karmapa]] Rangung Dorje - ([[rang 'byung rdo rje]]) (1284 - 1339)<br>
*[[4th Karmapa]] Rolpey Dorje - ([[karma pa rol pa'i rdo rje]]) (1340 - 1383)<br>
*[[4th Karmapa]] Rolpey Dorje - ([[rol pa'i rdo rje]]) (1340 - 1383)<br>
*[[5th Karmapa]] Deshin Shekpa - ([[de zhin gshegs pa]])(1384 - 1415)<br>
*[[5th Karmapa]] Deshin Shekpa - ([[de zhin gshegs pa]])(1384 - 1415)<br>
*[[6th Karmapa]] Thongwa Donden (1416 - 1453)<br>
*[[6th Karmapa]] Thongwa Donden ([[mthong ba don lda]]) (1416 - 1453)<br>
*[[7th Karmapa]] Chodrak Gyatso (1454 - 1506)<br>
*[[7th Karmapa]] Chodrak Gyatso ([[chos grags rgya mtsho]]) (1454 - 1506)<br>
*[[8th Karmapa]] Mikyo Dorje (1507 - 1554)<br>
*[[8th Karmapa]] Mikyo Dorje ([[mi bskyod rdo rje]]) (1507 - 1554)<br>
*[[9th Karmapa]] Wangchuk Dorje - ([[karma pa dbang phyug rdo rje]]) (1556 - 1603)<br>
*[[9th Karmapa]] Wangchuk Dorje - ([[dbang phyug rdo rje]]) (1556 - 1603)<br>
*[[10th Karmapa]] Chöying Dorje (1604 - 1674)<br>
*[[10th Karmapa]] Chöying Dorje ([[chos dbyings rdo rje]]) (1604 - 1674)<br>
*[[11th Karmapa]] Yeshe Dorje (1676 - 1702)<br>
*[[11th Karmapa]] Yeshe Dorje ([[ye shes rdo rje]]) (1676 - 1702)<br>
*[[12th Karmapa]] Changchub Dorje ([[karma pa byang chub rdo rje]]) (1703 - 1732)<br>
*[[12th Karmapa]] Changchub Dorje ([[byang chub rdo rje]]) (1703 - 1732)<br>
*[[13th Karmapa]] Dudul Dorje (1733 - 1797)<br>
*[[13th Karmapa]] Dudul Dorje ([[bdud 'dul rdo rje]]) (1733 - 1797)<br>
*[[14th Karmapa]] Thekchok Dorje (1798 - 1868)<br>
*[[14th Karmapa]] Thekchok Dorje ([[theg mchog rdo rje]]) (1798 - 1868)<br>
*[[15th Karmapa]] Khakyab Dorje (1871 - 1922)<br>
*[[15th Karmapa]] Khakyab Dorje ([[mkha' khyab rdo rje]]) (1871 - 1922)<br>
*[[16th Karmapa]] Rangjung Rikpey Dorje ([[rang 'byung rig pa'i rdo rje]]) (1924 - 1981)<br>
*[[16th Karmapa]] Rangjung Rikpey Dorje ([[rang 'byung rig pa'i rdo rje]]) (1924 - 1981)<br>
*[[17th Karmapa]] controversy:<br>
*[[17th Karmapa]] controversy:<br>

Revision as of 05:18, 6 January 2006

The Karmapa lineage is widely recognized as the first lineage of reincarnate lamas in Tibet. The main seat of the Karmapa's is Tsurphu, located in Central Tibet. The 16th Karmapa established his seat-in-exile at Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim, India.