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'''Eight great pillars of the practice lineage''' ([[Wyl.]] ''ka ba chen po brgyad'') | '''Eight great pillars of the practice lineage''' ([[Wyl.]] ''ka ba chen po brgyad'') — important figures from the [[eight practice lineages]]. See also the [[Ten great pillars of the study lineage]]. | ||
#Pagor [[Vairotsana]] | #Pagor [[Vairotsana]] | ||
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#[[Padampa Sangye]] | #[[Padampa Sangye]] | ||
#[[Kyijo Lotsawa]] | #[[Kyijo Lotsawa]] | ||
#[[Orgyenpa]] | #[[Orgyenpa Rinchen Pal|Orgyenpa]] | ||
These eight masters were first mentioned in this list by the 16th century master [[Tertön Sherab Özer]]. | These eight masters were first mentioned in this list by the 16th century master [[Tertön Sherab Özer]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 16 October 2008
Eight great pillars of the practice lineage (Wyl. ka ba chen po brgyad) — important figures from the eight practice lineages. See also the Ten great pillars of the study lineage.
- Pagor Vairotsana
- Dromtönpa
- Khyungpo Naljor
- Drokmi Lotsawa
- Marpa Lotsawa
- Padampa Sangye
- Kyijo Lotsawa
- Orgyenpa
These eight masters were first mentioned in this list by the 16th century master Tertön Sherab Özer.