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THE KHON FAMILY, SAKYA LINEAGE
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The Khon family from which the Sakya Lineage has descended is known by three special names. First, the “Celestial Race” since the family is said to have descended from the Gods of the Clear Realm Light who entered the human realm. Second, the “Family of Conquerors” through subjugating the “rakshas” (or harmful spirits). And third, the "Sakyapa Lineage” since they established the Sakya Order. The Tibetan term "Sakya Trizin" refers to the throne holder or head of the Sakya Order. In the Sakyapa lineage it is a hereditary role. |
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| THE SAKYA TRIZINS | YEARS | ||
| Khon Konchog Gyalpo | 1034--1102 | ||
| Bari Lotsawa | 1040--1111 | ||
| Sachen Kunga Nyingpo | 1092--1158 | ||
| Sonam Tsemo | 1142--1182 | ||
| Dragpa Gyaltsen | 1147--1216 | ||
| Sakya Pandita | 1182--1251 | ||
| Chogyal Phagpa | 1235--1280 | ||
| Chung Rinchen Gyaltsen |
1238--1279 | ||
| Dharmapalarakshita | 1268--1287 | ||
| Sharpa Jamyang Chenpo | 1258--1306 | ||
| Zangpopa | 1262--1324 | ||
| Khetshun Chenpo | 1305--1343 | ||
| H.H. 41st SAKYA TRIZIN | Jamyang Donyod Gyaltshen | 1310--1344 | |
| Dampa Sonam Gyaltshen | 1312--1375 | ||
| Lodro Gyaltshen |
1332--1364 | ||
| Kunga Rinchen |
1339--1399 | ||
| Lodro Gyaltshen |
1366--1420 | ||
| LINKS | Jamyang Namkha Gyaltshan |
1398--1472 | |
| Kunga Wangchuk | 1418--1462 | ||
| Biography of His Holiness | Dagchen Gyagar Sherab Gyaltshen |
1436--1494 | |
| History of Sakya Lineage | Dagchen Lodro Gyaltshen | 1444--1495 | |
| History of Sakya Lineage (Sakya Resource) | Jampa'i Dorje Kunga Sonam |
1485--1533 | |
| Kunga Rinchen | 1517--1584 | ||
| Jamyang Sonam Sangpo |
1559--1621 | ||
| Lodro Gyaltshen |
1563--1617 | ||
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Ngawang Kunga Wangyal |
1592--1620 | |
| Jamgon Lamshab Kunga Sonam |
1597--1659 | ||
| Jamgon Sonam Wangchuk |
1638--1685 | ||
| Jamgon Kunga Tashi |
1656--1711 | ||
| Jamyang Sonam Rinchen | 1705--1741 | ||
| Sachen Kunga Lodro |
1729--1783 | ||
INTERVIEW WITH HIS HOLINESS SAKYA TRIZIN History of Tara Temple (Tibet), Tara and Being Reborn in Sukhavati (Buddha Amitabha's pure realm). Conducted by Inge Riebe, March 2005 |
Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo | 1763--1809 | |
| Padma Dhondup Wangchuk |
1792--1853 | ||
| Jamgon Dorje Rinchen |
1819--1867 | ||
| Thegchen Tashi Rinchen |
1824--1865 | ||
| Ngawang Kunga Sonam | 1842--1882 | ||
| Kunga Nyingpo Samphel Norbu |
1850--1899 | ||
| English | Dagshul Trinley Rinchen (Phuntshok) |
1855--1919 | |
| French | Dagshul Trinley Rinchen (Drolma) |
1871--1936 | |
Ngawang Thuptob Wangchuk |
1900--1950 | ||
| Ngawang Kunga Thegchen Palbar Trinley Samphel Wangi Gyalpo (Drolma) | 1945 | ||
This Page is dedicated to the unceasing continuation of Sakya Lineage. May the immortal blessings and nectar of wisdom of the Sakya Gurus flow incessantly to satisfy all sentient beings without exception. |
SAKYA PODRANGS: DROLMA PODRANG AND PHUNSTOK PODRANG Tishri Kunga Lodrö Gyaltsen (1299-1327), eldest grandson of Sakya Pandita's brother, established four palaces (podrang): Zhithog, Rinchen Gang, Lhakhang, and Ducho. Only the Ducho Palace remains. According to Jetsun Chime-la (His Holiness' sister), the Ducho Palace was split into two 'cousin' palaces known as the Drolma Podrang and Phuntsok Podrang. The Drolma Podrang was established by Sakya Trizin Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo's eldest son, Pema Dhondup Wangchuk, while the Phunstok Podrang was established by his youngest son, Kunga Rinchen. The leadership in the Khon Family has then traditionally alternated between the Drolma and Phuntsok Podrangs. The present Sakya throneholder is H.H. Sakya Trizin from the Drolma Podrang at Rajpur, India. While H.H. Jigdral Dagchen Gongma Rinpoche is the current head of Phunstok Podrang, based in Seattle, Washington.
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