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The '''Thirteen Golden Dharmas''' ([[Wyl.]] ''gser chos bcu gsum'') of the [[Tsar]] branch of the [[Sakya]] school are listed in the ''Great Dictionary'' (''tshig mdzod chen mo'') as: (1-3) the three Khechara [[Vajrayogini]]s, (4-6) the three major red deities, (7-9) the three minor red deities, (10) Amaravajradevi, (11) Red Jambhala, (12) Simhamukha, and (13) Black Manjushri. | The '''Thirteen Golden Dharmas''' ([[Wyl.]] ''gser chos bcu gsum'') of the [[Tsar]] branch of the [[Sakya]] school are listed in the ''Great Dictionary'' (''tshig mdzod chen mo'') as: (1-3) the three Khechara [[Vajrayogini]]s, (4-6) the three major red deities, (7-9) the three minor red deities, (10) Amaravajradevi, (11) Red Jambhala, (12) Simhamukha, and (13) Black Manjushri. | ||
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Image:Black Manjushri.jpg|Black Manjushri (center) with [[Ngorchen Kunga Zangpo]] (upper left). | Image:Black Manjushri.jpg|Black Manjushri (center) with [[Ngorchen Kunga Zangpo]] (upper left). | ||
Revision as of 04:59, 24 September 2011
The Thirteen Golden Dharmas (Wyl. gser chos bcu gsum) of the Tsar branch of the Sakya school are listed in the Great Dictionary (tshig mdzod chen mo) as: (1-3) the three Khechara Vajrayoginis, (4-6) the three major red deities, (7-9) the three minor red deities, (10) Amaravajradevi, (11) Red Jambhala, (12) Simhamukha, and (13) Black Manjushri.
<Gallery> Image:Black Manjushri.jpg|Black Manjushri (center) with Ngorchen Kunga Zangpo (upper left).