Geway Jungnay

Könchog Geway Jungnay

Données clés
Naissance	1733 Paro (Bhoutan)
Décès	1741

Shamar Rinpoché

Könchog Geway Jungnay (tibétain : དཀོན་མཆོག་དགེ་བའི་འབྱུང་གནས, Wylie : dkon mchog dge ba'i 'byung gnas), né en 1733 à Paro au Bhoutan et mort en 1741, est un tulku tibétain. Il a été reconnu comme le 9^e shamarpa, l'un des chefs spirituels les plus influents de l'école karma kagyü du bouddhisme tibétain par Situ Panchen, le 8^e Taï Sitou Rinpoché. Il est mort à l'âge de 8 ans^[1]^,^[2]

Notes et références modifier

↑ (en) John Powers, David Templeman, Historical Dictionary of Tibet, p. 209
↑ Nik Douglas, Meryl White, Karmapa: The Black Hat Lama of Tibet, 1976, p. 150 : (9) The ninth Shamar Tulku, KUNCHOK JUNGNES, was born in the female water ox year (1733) and was recognised and enthroned by Situ Tulku, who had been a disciple of his previous incarnation; ... The young Shamar Tulku passed away at the age of eight, in the female iron bird year (1741),

Liens externes modifier

[1] (en) John Powers, David Templeman, Historical Dictionary of Tibet, p. 209

[2] Nik Douglas, Meryl White, Karmapa: The Black Hat Lama of Tibet, 1976, p. 150 : (9) The ninth Shamar Tulku, KUNCHOK JUNGNES, was born in the female water ox year (1733) and was recognised and enthroned by Situ Tulku, who had been a disciple of his previous incarnation; ... The young Shamar Tulku passed away at the age of eight, in the female iron bird year (1741),

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