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	Sakya Monastery
		The Sakya Monastery is the ancestral temple of Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		Sakya, meaning "Grey Soil" in Tibetan since the soil surrounding it is gray; it is the central monastery of Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		In the Yuan Dynasty, the fifth Sakya Throne Holder, Drogon Chogyal Phakpa, known as Phakpa, was appointed as the National Priest by Yuan Emperor Shizu.
	www.chinaculture.org /gb/en_travel/2003-09/24/content_34599.htm (568 words)

	Desire and Devotion Exhibition on Asianart.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The presence of the Sakyapa teachers adds to the uncertainty because of their strong ties with the Chinese court.
		While an exact date is difficult to suggest until both Sakyapa hierarchs flanking Sakya Pandita are definitely identified, it does seem to be an earlier rather than a later thanka, whether painted in Tibet or China.
		Therefore, it is not improbable that this thanka was painted in a Sakyapa establishment by one of the Chinese artists imported into their realm during the fifteenth century.
	www.asianart.com /exhibitions/desire/144.html (420 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sakyapa
		Sakya, meaning "Grey Soil" in Tibetan since the soil around is grey, is the center monastery of Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		Ngudung Lakhang, or the North Chapel, houses 11 stupas, wrapped in silver, of former Sakyapa Throne Holders.
		Sakyapa allows marriage and its religious power is descended from paternal uncle to nephew while its political authority from father to son.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sakyapa (138 words)

	Sakya Kloster, Shigatse Attractions, China Travel Information
		Located in Sakya County southwest of Shigatse, the Sakya Kloster (Sakya Monastery) is the principal monastery of the Sakyapa Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		In 1073, Khon Konchog Gyalpo, the founder of Sakyapa Sect, built a white palace on a grey clay hill near the northern bank of the Chun Qu River.
		Construction of the monastery began in 1268 and was led by Benqen Sagya Sangbo under the commission of Choygal Phakpa, the fifth descendent of Sakyapa Sect.
	www.travelchinaguide.com /attraction/tibet/shigatse/shigatse/sakya_monastery.htm (641 words)

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		The Sakyapa constitutes a derivative sect of Tibetan Buddhism arising in the 11th century west of Zhigatse town.
		As the teachings of Padmasambhava were inspired with newer ideas, the Sakyapa school arose as a syncretic faith combining the original Nyingmapa teachings of the 8th century with 10th century movements.
		This Sakyapa art reminds me of the Hieronymous Bosh painting I once saw in the Prado of Madrid: it emits a spark that feels closely akin to Bosh's early modern spirit.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/tibet0/Tibet049/Tibet049.htm (1921 words)

	Sakyapa - Definition, explanation
		Sakyapa (Graue Erde) ist der Name eines 1073 von KhÃ¶n KÃ¶nchog Gyalpo (1034-1102) begrÃ¼ndeten Klosters der Neuen Ãbersetzungstradition (Sarma) des tibetischen Buddhismus (Vajrayana) mit Hauptsitz nahe Shigatse in SÃ¼dtibet.
		Die tantrischen Lehren der Sakyapa wurden von Bari Lotsawa (1040-1112) Ã¼bersetzt.
		A short biography of one of the heads of the Ngor branch of the Sakyapa School.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/s/sa/sakyapa.php (576 words)

	Tibetan Monks Doubt Dalai's Status as 'Religious Leader'
		Seven hundred years ago, the ancestors of the Sakyapa sect, who were regnant in Tibet at that time, signed an agreement with the central authorities of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), which brought Tibet under the sovereignty of China.
		Lamas of Sakyapa, Putoin and Gelupa sects live together in the Baiqoi Monastery in Gyangze County of Tibet.
		Before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, Lamas of the Gelupa sect initiated a ceremony during which sutras were chanted for the longevity of the Dalai Lama.
	www.china.org.cn /english/2001/May/12733.htm (648 words)

	China Attractions, China Sightseeing - LandingChina.com
		Sakya, meaning "Grey Soil" in Tibetan since the soil around is grey, is the center monastery of Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		The Northern monastery was the first one which was founded by Khon Konchog Gyalpo in 1073, from which Sakyapa arose and once ruled Tibet.
		Sakyapa allows marriage and its religious power is descended from paternal uncle to nephew while its political authority from father to son.
	www.landingchina.com /attractions/Tinggri/Sakya_Monastery/index.htm (530 words)

	Phayul Message Forums - www.phayul.com
		Shugden is not acceptable to Sakyapas, in the form given by it's Gelugpa followers, being, on the contrary, merely a harmful spirit.
		This should be also compared to the forceful converting to it, of the Sakyapa sect of Jonang at the same period, and which thus illustrated the high-handed techniques being used, likewise, by the Gelugpas to insure their power at that time...and through til today.
		At the same time, the Gelugpas banned the Sakyapa Jalpo deity and highjacked their lineage (of Sakya) to make the Jalpo fake lineage of Shugden and thus debased the lineage to a demonic status, which would be that of Jalpo.
	www.phayul.com /forums/showPost.aspx?postID=101602&cp=4 (4235 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Sakyapa heavily strengthened when Sakya Phagpa (1235-80), nephew of Sakya Pandita, given title of Supreme Authority over Tibet by Kublai Khan.
		From this year up to 1350, Tibet will be ruled by succession of 20 Sakyapa lamas.
		In general, power of Sakyapa rulers will rise and fall in proportion to rise and fall in power of Mongol khans in China.
	www.lycos.com /info/tibet--dalai-lama.html?page=3 (341 words)

	Sakyapa Abbot Description
		The Abbot’s peaceful face, aside from his wide pensive eyes, exhibits the thin, deep eyebrows and set lips common to sculpture from this time period of the Sakyapa order.
		The jet-fl, closely shaved head of the Abbot provides the only appearance of paint in the piece, aside from a hint of red behind his arms.
		The diminutive stature of the gilt bronze figure of a Sakyapa Abbot belies the intricacy and love of detail found in works from Central and Southern Tibet during the 16th century.
	www.ackland.org /art/exhibitions/buddhistart/students/pfindlay/index.html (373 words)

	Sakya Centre
		The principle aim of the Sakya Academy is to impart the young novices with a very good Buddhist education and preservation and dissemination of the precious dharma teachings of Lord Buddha.
		The Academy will also provide a modern education to help the students to relate to the outside world and make sure that their Buddhist learning is relevant to it.
		Students will have the option of joining a monastic life or continue as lay citizens and all training in the Academy will be directed towards promoting a deep understanding of the canons, practices and rituals of the Sakyapa Order of Tibetan Buddhism as well as practical training for leading the life of a lay person.
	www.paldensakya.org.in /projects_sakya_academy.html (1033 words)

	Kalachakra Firenze 2007
		Following Chogyal Pakpa’s appointment as ruler of Tibet, the Sakyapa continued to exercise secular authority over the country for a hundred years.The principal founders of the Sakyapa tradition are: Sachen Kunga Nyingpo, Sonam Tsemo, Dakpa Gyaltsen, Sakya Pandita and Chogyal Phagpa.
		In addition, the foremost figures of the Sakyapa tradition are known as the six ornaments of Tibet.
		Considered to be the descendents from the heavenly realm of clear light in the far past, the Khon family became disciples of Guru Padmasambhava when he came to Tibet in the eighth century.
	www.kalachakra2007.it /sakyapa.html (794 words)

	Tsongkapa's Religious Reform and the Emergence of the Gelugpa Sect a Political Power (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In the fourteenth century, as the strength of the Sakyapa Sect gradually diminished, an armed struggle for political and economic paramountcy one again emerged among the different cliques, with the Pagdu Kagyupa Sect at the head.
		More-over, while the Sakyapa and then the Kagyupa sects held sway, there was relaxation of religious discipline which opened the way to all kinds of abuses.
		With the energetic support of Pagdu’s administration, he found-ed a new sect, the Gelugpa, which was based on discipline and laid equal stress on philosophy and tantric mysticism.
	www.tibet-tours.com /zjwh/ShowArticle.asp?ArticleID=2122 (1361 words)

	Sakya Ngor Ewam Phende Ling
		The oldest, the Sakya monastery, founded in 1073, was directed by the Lamas who were descendants of the divine lineage of the Khon, presently separated in two palaces.
		At the time of the invasion of Tibet by the communist Chinese in 1959, and since the religous centers were threatened by destruction, the large part of religous dignitaries and all who could, chose to flee towards India where they became refugees.
		The third Sakyapa tradition is that of Tsar of which the mother monastery of Phenyul Nalanda was founded in 1435 by Kuntchen Rongten.
	www.sakya-ngor.org /version_ang/html_sakya_ang/sakya_ang.htm (567 words)

	THE SAKYA COLLEGE - PRESERVING THE SAKYA LINEAGE OF TIBETAN BUDDHISM
		The main subjects of study at the college are the basic Buddhist scriptures of India and their Tibetan translations, with special emphasis on the commentarial and scholastic traditions of the Sakyapa School of Tibetan Buddhism.
		The purpose of the college is to train the Sakyapa teachers of the future by transmitting these traditions of learning to succeeding generations - a crucial task since traditional Buddhist education was abolished in Tibet following its annexation by China in 1959.
		Sakya College applicants are selected from among Sakyapa monasteries and Tibetan settlements in India, Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet on the basis of intelligence, educational background, character, and commitment to serve as future teachers and monastic leaders.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/Jigme/SC.html (1588 words)

	Sakyapa
		The school was named after the monastery Grey Earth (Tib., sa-skya) in Southern Tibet and also recalls one of their foremost masters, Sakya Pandita Kunga Gyeltsen (1182-1251).
		Before the rise of the Gelugpa, the Sakyapa (and the connected "Khon" clan) had long been the actual rulers of Tibet, and they often clashed with and fought opponents such as the Kagyudpa.
		Around 1350, the Sakyapa lost much of their power and simultaneously developed two sub-schools, the Zhalupa and the Ngorpa.
	www.yoniversum.nl /dakini/sakya.html (223 words)

	Sakyapa - Schlauweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Sakyapa (Graue Erde) ist der Name eines 1073 von Khön Könchog Gyalpo (1034-1102) begründeten Klosters der Neuen Übersetzungstradition (Sarma) des tibetischen Buddhismus (Vajrayana) mit Hauptgeschäftsstelle nahe Shigatse in Südtibet.
		Der wichtigste Teil der tantrischen Einbläuen der Sakyapa wurden von Bari Lotsawa (1040-1112) übersetzt.
		Geboren in Ost-Kham reiste er nach Indien, wo er den Meister Virupa traf und brachte verschiedene tantrische Unterrichten nach Tibet.
	www.schlauweb.de /Sakyapa (1240 words)

	Buddhism / list of buddhist topics / sakyapa
		Jalpo entry by Geir Smith, (a Ngor Phende religious) about the Sakyapa deity, which deity is now the centre of controversy and furor within the Gelugpa schools, and that was forcibly used to divert the Sakyapa lineage of reincarnation of the deity.
		The Sakyapa role in this can calm the conflict and bring both it and the Jonang banning (below) issue to closure.
		Kalachakra entry about the deity that shows it's Sakyapa nature, being the tradition of the banned Jonangpas that the Gelugpa forcibly took over.
	www.buddhism-guide.com /buddhism/sakyapa.htm (645 words)

	Haiwei Trails - Timeline of Tibet
		Period ends with head of Sakyapa submitting to Godan Khan, thus establishing precedence whereby Mongols are heavily involved in central Tibetan politics.
		Sakyapa's rule lasted from 1254 to 1350 with succession of Sakyapa lamas, then followed by Pagdu's rule in Lhaoka and finally by Karmapa's rule in Tsang region (Shigatse).
		Kagyüpa strongest in Nangchen (Nangqian) and Derge (Dege); Sakyapa strongest in Jyekundo (Yushu) and Derge (Dege); Nyingmapa strongest in Zelmogang, Nyarong (Xinlong) and S Derge (Dege); while Gelukpa strongest in Chamdo (Changdu) and Litang.
	www.haiweitrails.com /timeline_tibet.htm (6500 words)

	۞ Sakyapa - Infos und Erklärungen auf www.lebenToday.de (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Geboren in Ost-Kham reiste er nach Indien, wo er den Meister Virupa traf...
		Sakyapa Sonam Gyaltsen The Clear Mirror: A Traditional Account of Tibet's Golden Age (Snow Lion Publications, 1996-05)
		The Clear Mirror, a traditional account of Tibet's Golden Age, is a great story.
	www.lebentoday.de /Sakyapa (253 words)

	Sakya Pandita (1182-1251)
		The Sakyapa were among the most active scholarly orders during the early period, collecting enormous numbers of texts, commissioning numerous translations, implementing an effective curriculum designed by the famous Sakya Pandita, and founding numerous monasteries.
		Thus the Sakyapas were able to commission numerous works of art, bringing artists from all over the Buddhist world.
		Their combination of vast textual research and intensive spiritual experience enabled them to maintain precise and authentic artistic traditions and also to refine them to a very high degree.
	www.exoticindiaart.com /product/ZH22 (396 words)

	The Sakya Tradition
		He was succeeded by his brother Chagna and altogether the Sakyapas ruled Tibet for more than a hundred years.
		The central teaching and practice of the Sakyapa, called Lamdrey (Lam-'bras), the Path and Its Fruit, ultimately leads a practitioner to the state of Hevajra.
		The Path and Its Fruit is a synthesis of the entire paths and fruits of both the exoteric and esoteric classes of teachings.
	www.tibet.com /Buddhism/sakya.html (1136 words)

	Buddhism/Tibet "roof of the world"\
		In the mean time the Kon family founded a monastery that would later become the Sakyapa order.
		The first chapels of the Sakyapa order were founded in 1073 by Kon Chogyal Pho.
		In that way the Sakyapa lama's had no-one to protect them anymore.
	library.thinkquest.org /25772/site/nojavaenglish/buddhism.html (1167 words)

	Sakyapa - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Sakyapa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Die Sakyapa zählt zu den nichtreformierten Sekten des tibetischen Buddhismus oder Lamaismus.
		Die Sakyapa ist eine der großen Schulen des tibetischen Buddhismus.
		Ein Bagger zeichnet durch eine um 360° drehbaren Aufbau und den zwei- bzw.
	sakyapa.adlexikon.de /Sakyapa.shtml (300 words)

	HH17 Karmapa's Vajracharya Ceremoney - Kagyu Asia News
		Shamar Rinpoche informed this correspondent that for the transmissions given to Trinley Thaye Dorje, he had chosen the complete empowerment on Hevajra, according to the tradition of Marpa.
		The other Sakya teachings he received were from Lundig Khenchen Rinpoche, head of the Ngor tradition within the Sakyapa school.
		The teachings there included all the great traditions of the ‘Eight Great Practices', including Kagyupa, Sakyapa, Kadampa, etc. Lundig Rinpoche also gave him 22 empowerments that are essential for the Kagyu school, and also subsequent permissions for 21 Tara.
	www.kagyu-asia.com /n_vajracharya_review.html (695 words)

	Sakya Monastery: Shigatse Travel, Shigatse Attractions
		Last Update : 11/1/2006 6:17:55 PM Sakya, meaning 'gray soil', is the first monastery of Sakyapa Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
		The Northern Monastery was built in 1073 by the founder of the Sakyapa, Khon Konchog Gyalpo.
		As the religious center as well as the political center of Tibet during the reign of Sakyapa Sect, the monastery holds city walls, blockhouses, and even a moat outside the wall.
	www.warriortours.com /cityguides/tibet/shigatse/sakya.htm (341 words)

	Biography of Sengge Rinpoche
		After finishing his secondary school education.He was ordained as a Monk by Luding Rinpoche and entered Sakyapa Monastery in Qinghai.
		In 1993,he went to Sakyapa College in India to assist in teaching.
		In 1998,he was instructed by His Holiness Sakya Trinzin to leave for Sakya Tenphel Ling in Singapore.
	www.buddhismhub.com /biography.html (167 words)

	Regent Tour China
		But between the 14th and 15th centuries the town emerged as the center of a fielfdom with powerful connections with the Sakyapa order.
		Nine of the monasteries were Gelugpa, three Sakyapa and three belonged to the Bupa, an obscure order whose head monastery was Zhalu near Shigatse.
		Gyantse¡¯s historical importance declined from the end of the 15th century, though it continued to be a major centre for the trade of wood and wool between India and Tibet.
	www.regenttour.com /chinaplanner/lxa/lxa-sights-Gyantse.htm (518 words)

	Sakya Tsechen Thubten Ling: Teachers - Her Eminence Jetsun Kushok Chimey Luding, Vancouver Buddhist Center, Buddhist ...
		Sakyapa, taking human form to guide beings in troubled times, to those difficult to call by name - I bow in devotion.
		However, the main import of the contents and the sequence of meaning is espcially elevated over others.
		When the great Lama Sakyapa Kunga Nyingpo was twelve years old, as a result of six months of the practice of Manjusri, he actually beheld his face.
	www.sakya.thinkbig.ca /lama-jetsun4.html (939 words)

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