srivairocanavajra
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srivairocanavajra
Summary
srivairocanavajra is a human[1]. They worked as a writer[2] and translator[3].
Key Facts
- srivairocanavajra worked as a writer[2].
- srivairocanavajra worked as a translator[3].
- A notable student of srivairocanavajra was Lotsawa Di Ri Chödrak[4].
- A notable student of srivairocanavajra was Zhang Yudrakpa Tsondru Drakpa[5].
- A notable student of srivairocanavajra was Throphu Tshülthrim Sherab[6].
- A notable student of srivairocanavajra was Len Dar Ma Lodrö[7].
- A notable student of srivairocanavajra was Düsum Khyenpa, 1st Karmapa Lama[8].
- srivairocanavajra's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- srivairocanavajra studied under Lotsawa Di Ri Chödrak[10].
- srivairocanavajra studied under Düsum Khyenpa, 1st Karmapa Lama[11].
- srivairocanavajra studied under Throphu Tshülthrim Sherab[12].
- srivairocanavajra studied under Len Dar Ma Lodrö[13].
- srivairocanavajra studied under Zhang Yudrakpa Tsondru Drakpa[14].
- srivairocanavajra's name in native language is recorded as པཎྜི་ཏ་བཻ་རོ་ཙ་ན་ར་ཥ།[15].
- srivairocanavajra's name in native language is recorded as བཻ་རོ་ཙ་ན་རཀྵི་ཏ།[16].
- srivairocanavajra's BDRC Resource ID is recorded as P2CZ7929[17].
- srivairocanavajra's BDRC Resource ID is recorded as P4CZ15308[18].
- srivairocanavajra's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11rwr08jd5[19].
- srivairocanavajra's Treasury of Lives ID is recorded as 13066[20].
Body
Education
Studied under Lotsawa Di Ri Chödrak[10], a Tertön[21]; Düsum Khyenpa, 1st Karmapa Lama[11], a writer[22], 1110–1193[23]; Throphu Tshülthrim Sherab[12], a translator[24], 1173–1225[25]; Len Dar Ma Lodrö[13]; and Zhang Yudrakpa Tsondru Drakpa[14], a monk[26], 1123–1193[27].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include writer[2] and translator[3]. Notable students include Lotsawa Di Ri Chödrak[4], a Tertön[28]; Zhang Yudrakpa Tsondru Drakpa[5], a monk[29], 1123–1193[30]; Throphu Tshülthrim Sherab[6], a translator[31], 1173–1225[32]; Len Dar Ma Lodrö[7]; and Düsum Khyenpa, 1st Karmapa Lama[8], a writer[33], 1110–1193[34].