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The Book of Names of Nyang stod bla ma-s: Masters and Events of the Years 997-1354 |
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Vitali, Roberto (著)
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| Source |
Revue d'Etudes Tibétaines
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| Volume | n.31 |
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| Date | 2015.02 |
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| Pages | 511 - 576 |
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| Publisher | Centre national de la recherche scientifique |
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http://www.cnrs.fr/
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| Location | Paris, France [巴黎, 法國] |
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| Content type | 期刊論文=Journal Article |
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| Language | 英文=English |
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| Table of contents | The deb ther 512
A few conceptual considerations 514
Grub chen Kun dga’ blo gros (prince, writer, mystic) 515
The names of nyang stod bla ma-s 518
The geography of Nyang 518
The early monastic observance (the a mdo link) 519
Lo ston rDo rje dbang phyug’s proselitism (from Nyang smad to Nyang stod) 519
Tshong btsun Shes rab seng ge and some features of bstan pa phyi dar in gTsang 522
From ral pa to a ti sha 524
The rGya of gNas rnying (the bstan pa snga dar paradigm) 524
Jo sras Phur pa ’phel (gNas rnying is donated to Yol Chos dbang) 525
A case of extraterritoriality of the mnga’ ris skor gsum culture 526
rKyang po/bu Chos blo (lo chen Rin chen bzang po’s teachings in Nyang) 526
lCe Zhar (the one-eyed disciple of Lo chen) 527
rTsis gNas gsar (from imperial patronage to rNal ’byor rgyud) 528
The vow: from a mdo to rgya gar (zhwa lu and the ma ga dha link) 529
lCe btsun Shes rab ’byung gnas (and sdom pa rGya gar ma) 529
rTsis kyi lha khang (an exemplary temple for vow observance) 530
A ti sha at Zhwa lu (consecrations and tsa tsa-s) 530
The bka’ gdams doctrine comes to nyang 532
The three Yol brothers (Jo bo rje’s teen disciples of the first hour) 532
The rGya estates in rGyang ro 533
The Yol brothers again 534
Rngog lo tsa ba’s spiritual inheritance 536
’Bre chen po and the confluence of rngog’s and bka’ gdams teachings 536
Renewed individuality: ’bre chen po’s contemporaries 540
lHa rje Chos byang (rebirth, physician, temple founder) 540
The two rGya ’Dul ’dzin (a new phase of ’Dul ba observance is introduced) 541
’Bre chen po’s own spiritual inheritance 542
Khyung Rin chen grags (’Bre’s long-time associate) 542
Gangs pa Se’u (the supreme teachers’ disciple) 543
La stod dKon mchog mkhar (’Bre chen po’s favoured spiritual son) 544
Nyang marginally bka’ brgyud pa 546
Thar pa gling and Rwa lung (bKa’ brgyud hermitages in Nyang) 547
gTsang pa rGyas ras (sTod ’Brug identity in twenty-one images) 548
Dran/Bran ston mTha’ bral (the first major master at Nyang Man lung) 549
The defense of nyang 551
Pho rog mDo sde mgon po (the magician) 551
Dor ta’s invasion of Nyang 552
The zhwa lu women’s marriages 555
The dpyal/rong pa religious cluster 557
Later abbots of Thar pa gling (masters in the orbit of the Shar kha family) 557
Man lung pa bSod nams dpal (the pilgrim to India and China) 559
Rong pa Shes rab seng ge (master of eclectic practice) 561
In the shadow of the sa skya/yuan alliance 562
gNye ba Grags seng (a Sa skya pa in the erstwhile Tangut borderland) 562
Chos sku ’od zer (and the temple of a flying image) 563
’Phags ’od Yon tan rgya mtsho (Bu ston rin po che’s spiritual advisor) 565
The rise of the first dominant power (the old period ends) 566
Finale 569
Addendum 571
Textual filiation 571
Bibliography 572
Tibetan 572
Non Tibetan 575
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| ISSN | 17682959 (E) |
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| Hits | 81 |
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| Created date | 2024.03.27 |
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| Modified date | 2024.06.21 |
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