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'''Drokben Khyeuchung Lotsawa'''.  
'''Könchok Jungney of Langdro''' ([[lang gro dkon mchog 'byung gnas]]). At first a minister at the court of [[Trisong Deutsen]], he later became one of Padmasambhava's close disciples and attained accomplishment. The great tertöns [[Ratna Lingpa]] (1403-1471) and [[Longsal Nyingpo]] (1625-1692) are considered to be among his reincarnations. [[Könchok Jungney]] means 'Source of the Precious Ones.'


[[Khiu Chung Lotsawa]] belongs to the [[Drogmi Clan]]. While still very young he became a translator, hence he got his name, which means "boy translator". He received teachings from Guru Rinpoche and lived as a [[household tantrika]]. Through his achievement of esoteric power he could summon birds flying in the sky by a gesture of his fingers.
==Incarnations==
 
Incarnations include:  
Among his later incarnations were:  
*[[Ratna Lingpa]], and recently
*[[Terchen Düdül Dorje]] (1615-1672),
*[[Drubwang Tsoknyi]],  
*[[Zhenchen Rabjam Tenpe Gyaltsen]] (1650 - 1704),  
*[[Kunzang Dechen Lingpa]].
*[[Khordong Nüden Dorje]] (18th-19th century),  
*[[Düdjom Lingpa]] (1835 - 1904) and
*[[Kyabje Düdjom Rinpoche]] (1904 - 1987).  
 
Other incarnations include:
*[[Khordong Terchen Tulku Chhimed Rigdzin]],
*[[Lho Drikung Ontul Rinpoche]],
*[[Dudjom Yangsi]].
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Latest revision as of 06:30, 18 December 2005

Könchok Jungney of Langdro (lang gro dkon mchog 'byung gnas). At first a minister at the court of Trisong Deutsen, he later became one of Padmasambhava's close disciples and attained accomplishment. The great tertöns Ratna Lingpa (1403-1471) and Longsal Nyingpo (1625-1692) are considered to be among his reincarnations. Könchok Jungney means 'Source of the Precious Ones.'

Incarnations

Incarnations include: