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1012-1097 - Marpa Lotsawa Ch�kyi Lodr�, founder of the Kagy� tradition in Tibet [RY] | 1012-1097 - Marpa Lotsawa Ch�kyi Lodr�, founder of the Kagy� tradition in Tibet [RY] | ||
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མར་པ་ལོ་ཙ་བ་ཆོས་ཀྱི་བློ་གྲོས
1012-1097 - Marpa Lotsawa Ch�kyi Lodr�, founder of the Kagy� tradition in Tibet [RY]
Marpa Lotsawa; Ch�kyi Lodr� 1012-1097. Born in Lhodrak, in southern Tibet, he first studied with Drogmi Lotsawa then traveled to India three times to meet his root teacher the mahasiddha pandita Naropa, as well as his other gurus, Jnanagarbha, Kukkuripa and Maitripa [RY]