[[Glossary-Definition::Bodong - The Bodong tradition generally refers to the vast body of literature and activity stemming from Bodong Panchen Choklé Namgyal (1375/76-1451) and the monastery of Bodong E to the north of Sakya and the west of Narthang. Read more details from Sarah Harding here: Bodong Tradition Tib. བོ་དོང་ | ]]
Tibetan School
Bodong
Bodong
བོ་དོང་
Basic Meaning
The Bodong tradition generally refers to the vast body of literature and activity stemming from Bodong Panchen Choklé Namgyal (1375/76-1451) and the monastery of Bodong E to the north of Sakya and the west of Narthang. Read more details from Sarah Harding here: Bodong Tradition
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| Key Term | Bodong |
| Topic Variation | Bodong |
| Tibetan | བོ་དོང་ ( Bodong) |
| Wylie Tibetan Transliteration | bo dong ( Bodong) |
| Buddha-nature Site Standard English | Bodong |
| Term Information | |
| Source Language | Tibetan |
| Basic Meaning | The Bodong tradition generally refers to the vast body of literature and activity stemming from Bodong Panchen Choklé Namgyal (1375/76-1451) and the monastery of Bodong E to the north of Sakya and the west of Narthang. Read more details from Sarah Harding here: Bodong Tradition |
| Term Type | School |
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