འཁྲུལ་ཞིག་བློ་གྲོས་སམ། གཡུང་དྲུང་རྒྱལ་པོ། Stéphane Arguillère

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.3.10. gZhon nu rgyal po, sometimes confused with Ku ma rā dza sMyo shul mkhan po adds that Klong chen rab ’byams studied under the master gZhon nu rgyal po, which is confirmed by...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.3.9.2 Some difficulties concerning the chronology of the abbey succession of gSang phu In this monastery, or monastic academy, Klong chen rab ’byams was taught mainly by three masters:...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.3.6. bKra shis rin chen [1] When he was sixteen (1323), he received from the master Rin chen bkra shis (sMyo shul chos ’byung) or rather bKra shis rin chen (mThong ba don ldan,...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.3.4. Digression on Klong chen rab 'byams and the Bön One point is worth emphasizing in passing (since studies of the rDzogs chen and the rNying ma pa are often open to the Bön,...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.3. The life of Klong chen rab ’byams 1.1.3.1. His family, his early childhood and his past lives He was born in the village of sTod grong, in the Grwa valley of the g.Yo-ru region,...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.2.3. Other sources on biography Other studies contain more or less abbreviated paraphrases of the mThong ba don ldan, and a complete translation would not add much. Here, without...

[To return to the beginning of this biographical series, click here ] 1.1.2.2. Chos grags bzang po and the biography of which he is the author Not much is known about Chos grags bzang po, sometimes mistaken for Klong chen pa’s son [1] . In addition to...

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1. The life and work of Klong chen rab 'byams 1.1. Biography of Klong chen rab ’byams There are at present fairly good reasons for the fact that, in the study of Buddhist thought in Tibet, attempts to answer such questions as the specific texts and interpretations...

1. Presentation of the text; its capital interest; considerations on the date of its composition It is reasonable, for several reasons, to place before 1332 a writing which, moreover, bears all the marks of youth (I recall that Longchenpa was born in...