Difference between revisions of "Lower Tantric College"
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It was founded in [[Lhasa]] in 1440 by one of [[Jé Tsongkhapa's]] students, [[Sherab Senge]] (1383-1445). | It was founded in [[Lhasa]] in 1440 by one of [[Jé Tsongkhapa's]] students, [[Sherab Senge]] (1383-1445). | ||
| − | The oldest former [[abbot]] of [[Gyümé]] receives the title of [[Jangtsé Chöjé]] and becomes a candidate for the [[Ganden Tripa]] position at the head of the | + | The oldest former [[abbot]] of [[Gyümé]] receives the title of [[Jangtsé Chöjé]] and becomes a candidate for the [[Ganden Tripa]] position at the [[head of the Gelugpa School]]. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 5 April 2016
Gyümé Dratsang (Wyl. rgyud smad grva tshang) or Lower Tantric College is one of two the main tantric colleges of the Gelug tradition with Gyütö Dratsang.
It was founded in Lhasa in 1440 by one of Jé Tsongkhapa's students, Sherab Senge (1383-1445).
The oldest former abbot of Gyümé receives the title of Jangtsé Chöjé and becomes a candidate for the Ganden Tripa position at the head of the Gelugpa School.
