Reference Analysis Of Blue Annals Chapter 7

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TitleBlue Annals pgsBibliographical ReferenceDescription
bsam gtan phyi ma351 Dhyānottara-paṭalakrama
de nyid bsdus pa'i rgyud352 Sarvatathāgatatattvasaṃgraha-nāma-mahāyānasūtra
dpal mchog rgyud352 
dpun bzangs351 Ārya-Subāhuparipṛcchā¬nāma-tantra
gsang ba spyi rgyud351 Sarvamaṇḍalasāmānyavidhīnām guhyatantra
mam par snang mdzad mngon par byan chub pa'i rgyud351 Vairocanābhisaṃbodhi-Tantra. Belongs to the Caryā-Tantra class.
phyag na rdo rje dbang bskur ba'i rgyud351 Ārya-Vajrapāṇyābhiṣeka¬mahātantra
sgyu 'phrul dra ba'i rgyud352 Māyājāla-mahātantrarāja

Organizations

OrganizationWylie Namel Phonetic NameTypeBlue Annals pgsDetail

Personal names

Name (Wylie)Blue Annals pgsTibetan NamePhonetic NameTypeEthnicitySectBirth/DeathDescription
an ston grags ring352, 354      He was a disciple of both rin chen bzang po and legs pa'i shes rab and was from spu hrangs. He became legs pa’i shes rab’s assistant preacher.
Āryadeva360,362      He was a disciple of Nāgārjuna and heard the Guhyasamājatantra from him.
Atīśa355, 360      
brag stengs pa354      He had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’i shes rab. He was from las stod
'brog mi360       
btsun ¬mo can360, 361      He was from za hor and is also referred to as Yoṣa.
bu rin po che (bu ston)356       
Candrarāhula360       
Candrakīrti359      He was a disciple of Nāgārjuna and heard the Guhyasamājatantra from him.
dam tshig rdo rje dpal362      He is also referred to as Śrī Samayavajra.
de bzhin dpa' bo rdo rje dpal361      He is also referred to as Vajraśrī.
dga' ba'i rdo rje362      Nandavajra, the weaver.
dkon mchog brtsegs352      He was a disciple of both rin chen bzang po and legs pa'i shes rab and was from mar yul.
dmar chos rgyal355      He was a disciple of snur myi ma ‘od zer.
dmar ston chos kyi rgyal mtshan354      He had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’i shes rab. He was from kul ‘ching ru
dpa' bo rdo rje362      “the great king Vairavajra”
dpal ldan kun 'gro'i mgon po362      Śrī-Sarvajagannātha.
dpal ldan rol pa lha mo che361      He is also referred to as Śrīmatī Līlādevī.
dol po sgom chen353       
glan chos ‘byung355      He was a disciple of snur myi ma ‘od zer.
'gos359, 360, 363      He was born in khug pa of Upper rta nag and is mother is said to have been a manifestation of Tārā. He studied the Guhyasamājatantra under mngon shes can.
gnyal pa nyi ma shes rab354, 355, 356      Referred to as one of the “Four sons of zangs dkar”.
gnyan ston tshul ‘bar355      Referred to as one of the “Four sons of zangs dkar”. He was also a disciple of sum ston ye ‘bar.
'gro ba dbugs 'byin pa362      He is also referred to as the ṛṣi Jagadāśvāsa, a a manifestation of Guhyapati (gsang ba'i bdag po).
grub ¬pa'i rdo rje dpal362      He is also referred to as Śrī Siddhivajra.
gsang ba'i bdag po362      Guhyapati.
gser gling pa361       
gung pa ye shes352      He was a disciple of both rin chen bzang po and legs pa'i shes rab.
gur shing brtson 'grus rgyal mtshan352      He was one of rin che bzang po's "Four Spiritual Sons" and was from mang nang.
gzhon nu bum pa354      He is referred to as the paṇḍita Kumārakalaśa.
gzhon nu rgya mtsho354       
gzhon nu shes rab352      He was one of rin che bzang po's "Four Spiritual Sons" and was from gra.
Indrabhūti359, 361, 362, 363      The king of Oḍḍīyāna.
Jn͂͂ānākara361      He was Kashmirian and was a disciple of Na ro pa.
Jn͂͂ānaśrī355       
Karmavajra354       
kham pa shes rab rdo rje355,356      he was a disciple of sum ston y ‘bar and taught rngog chos kyi rdo rje.
khams pa rgwa ston354      He was a disciple of sum ston ye ‘bar.
kle ston354      He had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’I shes rab. He was from ldog
klu'i byang chub360, 361      He is also referred to as Nāgabodhi. He was a disciple of Nāgārjuna and heard the Guhyasamājatantra from him.
klu las gyur ba'i mkhas ¬'gro ma361      He is also referred to as the "ḍākiṇī born of the Nāgas".
kong kha pa354      He had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’I shes rab. He is referred to as the “scholar of thang”
Kumārakalaśa354       
kun snying352, 356      He is referred to as the ācārya Ānandagarbha.
ku sha li(the Elder)361       
ku sha li(the Junior)361       
kyang pa chos blo353      He obtained the Śrī-Paramādya-nāma-mahāyanakalpa-¬rāja from rin chen bzang po
la ba pa362      He is also referred to as the "Sleeping Bhikṣu" and is said to have slept for three years at the gate of king Indrabhūti's Palace.
Lakśmiṅkarā362      thugs kyi rdo rje’s sister.
lce bkra shis359       
lce zhar353      He was a disciple of rin chen bzang po, but mostly studied under legs pa’I shes rab.
ldog gong kha pa354      He was a son of gzhon nu rgya mstsho, had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’i shes rab.
legs pa'i shes rab352, 353, 354      He was one of rin che bzang po's "Four Spiritual Sons" and is referred to as the "Junior Translator".
lha mozol pa chen mo362      The Princess Mahālīlādevi.
lhan cig skyes pa'i rdo rje362      Sahajavajra, the wine merchant.
mang nang pa355       
mar pa rdor yes354, 356      He was from smon gro. Referred to as one of the “Four sons of zangs dkar”.
mngon shes can360, 361      He is also referred to as Abhijn͂͂a. He heard the Guhyasamājatantra from sa 'dres pa. He was from Bhaṅgala.
Munīndra359       
na ba ku ti pa361      He was from bal po rdzong.
na ro pa361      
Nāgārjuna358, 359        
nag¬ po358      Composed a treatise called Guhyatattva¬-prakāśa-nāma.
nag po ba360      He is also referred to as Kṛṣṇācārya. He heard the Guhyasamājatantra from slob pa'i rdo rje.
nag po dam tshig rdo rje360      He was from Vajrāsana and is also referred to as Kṛṣṇasamayavajra.
ngor rje kun dga' 'od361       
ntyi ma shes rab354       
pad ma dkar po358      He is the author of the Vimalaprabhā and is also referred to as Pauṇḍārika.
pad ma rdo rje dpal362, 363      He is also referred to as Śrī Padmavajra.
'phags 'od356       
pho brang zhi ba ’od354       
Piṇḍo pa bsod snyoms pa361       
rdo rje dang ldan bram ze mo362      He is also referred to as Śrī Padmavajra.
rdo rje sems pa357      He is known as Vajrasattva and is classified as the sixth Dhyāni-Buddha.
rdo rje seng ge355      He was snur nyi ma ‘od zer’s son and “composed numerous texts on the Yoga (Tantra).”
rdo¬ rje thos361      He is also referred to as Vajradharma.
rin chen bzang po351,352, 353, 359 Rinchen Zangpo    He is referred to as the "Great Translator" and credited with expounding the Yoga Tantras
rgya mon chos grags355      He was a disciple of sum ston ye ‘bar and was from myang stod gtsang po.
rgya ye tshul352      He was a disciple of both rin chen bzang po and legs pa'i shes rab.
rgyal sras rin po che355       
rkyang pa chos blo352      He attended on rin chen bzang po and was from rgyan ro spe'u dmar in Upper myang.
rngog356       
rngog chos kyi rdo rje356       
rngog se ser354       
rtsa skya dkon mchog grags355      He was a disciple of snur myi ma ‘od zer.
sa 'dres pa360      He is also referred to as Gomiśra. He heard the Guhyasamājatantra from nag po ba.
Śākya bses gnyen359      He is also referred to as Śākyamitra. He was a disciple of Nāgārjuna and heard the Guhyasamājatantra from him.
Śākya rdo rje354      He had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’i shes rab. He was from bal.
sangs rgyas gsang ba351      Expounded Kriya-Tantra and Caryā-Tantra during the Period of the Early Spread of the Doctrine. Referred to as the ācārya Buddhaguhya.
sangs rgyud ye shes353      He mastered the great commentary on the Nāmacaṅgīti
Śānti pa352      He wrote a commentary of the Sarvarahasya-¬nāma-tantrarāja
Saraha359       
sgangs ston sher ‘bum355      He was a disciple of snur myi ma ‘od zer.
skyi bye ma lung pa356       
skyi nor Jn͂͂āna352,356      He was one of rin che bzang po's "Four Spiritual Sons".
slob pa'i rdo rje360      He is also referred to as Śiṣyavajra. He heard the Guhyasamājatantra from Candrakīrti.
snur chos ‘phags355       
snur nyi ma ‘od zer355      He was a disciple of the kalyāNa-mitra gnyal pa.
snur ye shes rgyal mtshan chos rgyal355       
spang kha dar chung354      He was a son of gzhon nu rgya mstsho, had an interview with rin chen bzang po and studied under legs pa’I shes rab.
??sprin ¬gyi shugs can360      He was the prince of ??kong ka na??
spu ston ‘bar thog355      He was a disciple of sum ston ye ‘bar and was from stag tshal gdong ston
spyang tshan pa seng ge rgyal mtshan355      Referred to as one of the “Four sons of zangs dkar”.
srad ye gzhon354      He was from zangs.
Śrīmatī Sahajavajrā362       
sum ston ye 'bar353, 355      He attended on rin chen bzang po for seven years and received texts and initiations from him. He studied under legs pa'i shes rab.
thugs kyi rdo rje362       
thugs rje chen po355, 361      He is referred to as the paṇḍita Mahākaruṇa. He was Nepalese.
Tillipa361       
Vajrā362       
Vajrapāṇi358       
Vajradhara357, 358, 361       
Viśukalpa359      He was the king of the “southern country”.
Yamān¬taka-rāja362       
yam shud klu chung354       
zab rtse rgya gar353       
zangs dkar gzhon nu tshul khrims354       
zangs dkar ‘phags pa shes rab354       
zhi ba bzang po360      He was from Rājagṛha and is also referred to as Śāntibhadra.
zur pa360       

Place names

PlaceBlue Annals pgsFeature TypeDescription
dbus352
gra352
gtsang352
mang nang352
mar yul352 
mnga' ris352
myang352
rgyan ro spe'u dmar352 in Upper myang.
spu hrangs352