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| + | [[Naro Bönchung]], in a contest of miracles with [[Milarepa]]. ([[RY]]) | ||
| − | + | [[na ro bon chung]] - [[Naro Bonchung]], who competed with [[Milarepa]] in miracles at [[Kailash]]. ([[RY]]) | |
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| + | see also: [[bon ri]] - "[[Bön Mountain]]", in the north-east, a seat of the [[Gelukpa school]]. It was founded by the great meditator [[Khedrub Lobsang Norbu]] ([[mkhas grub blo bzang nor bu]]) on [[Bönri]]/[[Bonri]], the hill which [[Milarepa]] had given to [[Naro Bönchung]] as a dwelling place after winning the ownership of [[Mt. Kailash]] in a contest of miracles. one of the eight monasteries around [[Manasarovar]]. ([[MR]]) ([[RY]]) | ||
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Naro Bönchung, in a contest of miracles with Milarepa. (RY)
na ro bon chung - Naro Bonchung, who competed with Milarepa in miracles at Kailash. (RY)
see also: bon ri - "Bön Mountain", in the north-east, a seat of the Gelukpa school. It was founded by the great meditator Khedrub Lobsang Norbu (mkhas grub blo bzang nor bu) on Bönri/Bonri, the hill which Milarepa had given to Naro Bönchung as a dwelling place after winning the ownership of Mt. Kailash in a contest of miracles. one of the eight monasteries around Manasarovar. (MR) (RY)