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Tsongkapa, 15th-century painting,
Rubin Museum of Art...
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survived for over 300 years.
Gendun Drup (1391–1474), a
disciple of Je
Tsongkapa,
would eventually be
known as the 'First
Dalai Lama', but he
would not...
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goats by King Bhum Ide (
Tsongkapa), who
ruled western Ladakh c. 1400 CE,
while his
younger brother, Dragspa,
ruled the rest.
Tsongkapa,
titled Bhum Ide, was...
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stressed comp****ion, pure
discipline and study. By the 15th century,
Tsongkapa is
credited with
synthesizing and
folding Kadampa lineages into the Gelug...
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teachings of this
temple are from Guru
Rinpoche lineage and Lama
Tsongkapa lineage. The
temple was
started in
accordance with the
instructions of...
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Later Gelug paintings also
feature the
founder of the
Gelug sect, Je
Tsongkapa as the
central figure. In both cases, as
Jackson and
Jackson describe...
- pages. ISBN 0918753007 King of the Dharma: The
Illustrated Life of Je
Tsongkapa (1357—1419),
Diamond Cutter Press, 2008. ISBN 1937114015 King Udrayana...
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Gelug Lineage Refuge Tree
thangka depicting Je
Tsongkapa at the
center of the tree
surrounded by
Indian and
Tibetan Buddhist masters.
Thangkas like these...
- 17th Karmapas.
Gendun Drup (1391–1474), a
disciple of the
founder Je
Tsongkapa, was the
ordination name of the monk who came to be
known as the 'First...
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Tsongkapa, 15th-century painting,
Rubin Museum of Art...
