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Dorje Shugden (Standard Tibetan: རྡོ་རྗེ་ཤུགས་ལྡན་, Wylie: rdo rje
shugs ldan,
Tibetan pronunciation: [toːtɕe ɕuktɛ̃]), also
known as
Dolgyal and Gyalchen...
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clarify his view
about Dorje Shugden's status in his
letter to
Pabongkhapa Déchen Nyingpo, in
which he
identified Dorje Shugden as a "wrathful
worldly spirit"...
- Lama's
disapproval has
reduced the
prevalence of
Shugden sects among Tibetans in
China and India.
Shugden devotees have
since complained about being ostracized...
- The
Dorje Shugden controversy is a
controversy over
Dorje Shugden, also
known as Dolgyal, whom some
consider to be one of
several protectors of the Gelug...
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Administration in the
Dorje Shugden controversy and
built the world's
largest Dorje Shugden statue.
Rinpoche strongly supported the
Dorje Shugden religious practice...
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between propitiators of
Dorje Shugden, a
Geluk protector deity dating to the 15th century, and the
Dalai Lama, who
banned Shugden practice in all
Central Tibetan...
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Dorje Shugden, by 19th-century
Tibetan lama
Pabongkhapa could be seen as an
example of
fundamentalism in the
Vajrayana tradition.
Dorje Shugden was a...
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since there is "lack of
Dorje Shugden art in the
Gelug school prior to the end of the 19th century."
Pabongkha fashioned Shugden as a
violent protector of...
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Dharmapala Mighty Dorje Shugden.
Quoting what he
heard from
Pabongka during a ceremony,
Trijang Rinpoche states that
Shugden will harm and kill those...
- (1878–1941).
During the
reign of the 13th
Dalai Lama, the so-called "Dorje
Shugden controversy" began,
spearheaded by the
sectarian tendencies of Pabongkha...
