- The
Kagyu school, also
transliterated as Kagyü, or
Kagyud (Tibetan: བཀའ་བརྒྱུད།, Wylie: bka' brgyud),
which translates to "Oral Lineage" or "Whispered...
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opposing sects.
Among these monks was the
founder of the
Lhapa subsect of the
Kargyupa school, to whom is
attributed the
introduction of
strategically built dzong...
- Most of Bhutan's
Buddhists are
adherents of the
Drukpa subsect of the
Kargyupa (literally, oral transmission) school, one of the four
major schools of...
-
Halji Renchiled Gumba (
Kargyupa Sampradaay)...
- were
required to be
literate and "highly
knowledgeable about the
Drukpa Kargyupa religion". Monk
nominees were
subject to the
approval of the
speaker of...
-
monasteries of
their sects, such as the Gelukpa, Sakyapa,
Kargyupa, Nyingmapa,
Chonangpa and Dragung-
Kargyupa; Non-Buddhist of Bön
religion also have established...
-
center for
contemplative studies and
serving as the home of the
Drigung Kargyupa subsect. The
monastery had
regained some of its
strength by the mid-14th...
- and
space behind the horse-head
indicates the
greatness and
glory of the
Kargyupa sect. In front, it has the
appearance of a
heaping of
precious jewels,...
