L303: rgyal gling tshogs pa/

Type

monastery

Status

Active

Names order acc. to frequency

rgyal chen gling chos grub seng ge rnam thar I [ms] (5b-376)
gyang gling tshogs pa dbus gtsang gnas yig [2001] (159)

Full:

tshogs sde chen po dge 'dun sgang pa'i 'dus pa rgya mtsho'i grwa chos grub seng ge rnam thar II [ms] (10a-209)
rgyal gling tshogs pa a mes zhabs rnam thar II [2000] (619)

Descriptive:

nga'i grwa sa 'di chos grub seng ge rnam thar II [ms] (25b-240)
tshogs (identity uncertain) chos grub seng ge rnam thar II [ms] (28b-246)
dgon pa 'di dbus gtsang gnas yig [2001] (160)

Names

grwa nang rgyal gling tshogs pa/ Ferrari 1958 (p. 49)+1 Sørensen & Hazod 2007 (p. 172 n. 423)
grwa nang brgyad gling tshogs pa/ Ferrari 1958 (p. 15)

English:

Gyaling Tsokpa Chan 1994 (p. 504)
Gyangling Tsokpa Chan 1994 (p. 504)
Tsong dui gya ling Map Institute (no. 2991, July 2009)+1 Dowman 1988 (p. 300 n. 14)

Foundation Remarks

(sic!) founded in 1224 (shing sprel/) by a disciple of the Kashmirian scholar kha che paN chen shAkya shrI/ (1140s–1225) Chan 1994 (p. 504); cf. also dung dkar tshig mdzod chen mo [2002] (p. 2285): shing sbrel/ spyi lo 1124 kha che paN chen gyi dngos slob mkhan chen byang chub dpal gyis tshogs sde bzhi'i ya gyal gra nang rgyal gling tshogs pa 'dzugs par gnang/

General

belongs to the four religious establishments (tshogs pa sde bzhi/ or jo gdan sde bzhi/) that go back to the lineage (slob brgyud/) of the Kashmirian scholar kha che paN chen shAkya shrI/ (1140s–1225) Ⓢ