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#Ba Trizik (Wyl. ''sba khri gzigs''), ordained as Shrighosha (Skt. Śrīghoṣa; Tib. Palyang) | #Ba Trizik (Wyl. ''sba khri gzigs''), ordained as Shrighosha (Skt. Śrīghoṣa; Tib. Palyang) | ||
#[[Ba Salnang]] | #[[Ba Salnang]] | ||
#Ba Trisher (Wyl. ''sba khri bzher/gzhir'') | #Ba Trisher (Wyl. ''sba khri bzher/gzhir'') | ||
#Pagor [[Vairotsana]] | #Pagor [[Vairotsana]] | ||
#[[Ma Rinchen Chok]] | #[[Ma Rinchen Chok]] | ||
#[[Gyalwa Chokyang]] | #[[Gyalwa Chokyang]] | ||
#[[Khön Nagendrarakshita]] | #[[Khön Nagendrarakshita]] | ||
There are alternative lists which include: | There are alternative lists which include: | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 12 June 2018
Seven men to be tested (Tib. སད་མི་མི་བདུན་, Wyl. sad mi mi bdun) — the first seven monks in Tibet, ordained by Shantarakshita.
- Ba Trizik (Wyl. sba khri gzigs), ordained as Shrighosha (Skt. Śrīghoṣa; Tib. Palyang)
- Ba Salnang
- Ba Trisher (Wyl. sba khri bzher/gzhir)
- Pagor Vairotsana
- Ma Rinchen Chok
- Gyalwa Chokyang
- Khön Nagendrarakshita
There are alternative lists which include:
- Chim Shakyaprabha (Wyl. mchims Śākyaprabha)
- Tsang Lekdrub (Wyl. gtsang legs grub)
- Lasum Gyalwé Changchub (Wyl. la sum rgyal ba'i byang chub)
According to some sources, there were three younger men, three older men and one was middle-aged.