Dharmapala

The latter, when he had previously been a pandit, an erudite scholar, was called Dharmapala, the elder mentioned by Chandrakirti in An Autocommentary on "A Supplement to [Nagarjuna's 'Root Stanzas on] the Middle Way.'"

The Gelug-Kagyu Tradition of Mahamudra ��� Session Four 1997

Among them was Dharmapala (Dha-rma pa-la), who together with the Indian disciples who accompanied him, started the second Mulasarvastivada monk ordination line in Tibet.

A Survey of Tibetan History ��� 2 The Struggle for Religious Survival after the Fall of the Tibetan Empire 2009

Its first emperor, Gopala (750 - 770), had founded the Buddhist monastic university of Odantapuri, while its second, Dharmapala (770 - 810), established Vikramashila and Somapura.

The Historical Interaction between the Buddhist and Islamic Cultures before the Mongol Empire ��� 11 Tibetan Politico-Religious Maneuverings at the End of the Eighth Century 2006

Even though Dharmapala had extended his empire to the borders of Gandhara in the west and Bengal in the east, he had never involved the Buddhist monasteries in the political and military vicissitudes of the state.

The Historical Interaction between the Buddhist and Islamic Cultures before the Mongol Empire ��� 11 Tibetan Politico-Religious Maneuverings at the End of the Eighth Century 2006

For example, at the end of the tenth-century CE, King Yeshey-wo invited the East Indian master Dharmapala and several of his followers to Guge, Western Tibet, to confer Mulasarvastivada bhikshu ordination.

A Summary Report of the 2007 International Congress on the Women's Role in the Sangha: Bhikshuni Vinaya and Ordination Lineages ��� Part Three: Day Two 2003

Leading rulers: Dharmapala (c. 770–c. 883), and Devapala (c. 881–c. 883), who endowed a monastery founded at Nalanda by Balaputradeva, king of Sumatra.

C. South and Southeast Asia, 500-1500 2001

Even though Dharmapala had extended his empire to the borders of Gandhara in the west and Bengal in the east, he had never involved the Buddhist monasteries in the political and military vicissitudes of the state.

The History of the Early Period of Buddhism and Bon in Tibet ��� 2 From Emperor Tri Songdetsen to the Eleventh-Century Revival of Buddhism 1996

Its first emperor, Gopala (750 – 770 C.E.), had founded the Buddhist monastic university of Odantapuri, while its second, Dharmapala (770 – 810 C.E.), established Vikramashila and Somapura.

The History of the Early Period of Buddhism and Bon in Tibet ��� 2 From Emperor Tri Songdetsen to the Eleventh-Century Revival of Buddhism 1996

Dharmapala was surrounded by a horde of curious monks who were more interested in his strange appearance and in the cost of his garments than they were in his great ideals.

Buddhism and Buddhists in China Lewis Hodus

Dharmapala, in expounding the teachings of the Buddha, at the World's

A Short History of Monks and Monasteries Alfred Wesley Wishart 1899