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... Despite his tenuous position within the Ralung tradition, Jamyang Chodrak received teachings in the Druk tradition from members of the Gya family, namely Drukpa Kunle ('brug pa kun legs, 1455-1529), who gave him empowerments and instructions ...
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Tenzin Rabgye (bstan 'dzin rab rgyas) was born in 1638 to Tsewang Tenzin (tshe dbang bstan 'dzin, 1574-1643), the grandson of Drukpa Kunle ('brug pa kun legs; 1455-1529) ...
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... During these years the Madman of U was also visited by Drukpa Kunle, the "Madman of the Drukpa" (brug pa kun legs, born 1455), and received letters and gifts from powerful figures, both religious and lay, from across the Himalayas. ...
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He studied with many teachers, such as Paṇchen Namkha Pelzang (paN chen nam mkha' dpal bzang, 1464-1529) and Druk Nyon Kunga Lekpa ('brug smyon kun dga' legs pa, 1455-1529) ...
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... Drungdorwa, who was not a monk, was the grandfather of Druknyon Kunga Lekpa ('brug smyon kun dga’ legs pa, 1455-1529). ...
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Among his peers and disciples were Drukpa Kunle ('brug pa kun legs, 1455-1529), the Seventh Karmapa, Chodrak Gyatso (karma pa 07 chos grags rgya mtsho, 1454-1506), the First Yolmo Tulku Shakya Zangpo (yol mo sprul sku 01 shAkya bzang po, d.u.), and his own two sons, and Drakpa Gyeltsen (grags pa rgyal mtshan, d.u.), and Dawa Gyeltsen (zla ba rgyal mtshan, 1499-1587). ...
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