- The 5th Karmapa,
Deshin Shekpa (Standard Tibetan: དེ་བཞིན་གཤེགས་པ་) (1384–1415), (also
Deshin Shegpa,
Dezhin Shekpa,
Dezhin Shegpa), was the 5th Gyalwa...
- realization. The
physical crown displa**** by the
Karmapas was
offered to
Deshin Shekpa, 5th
Karmapa Lama by the
Yongle Emperor of
China as a
material representation...
- The
Tsurphu Scroll depicts the
miracles that the
fifth Karmapa, (
Deshin Shepka)
performed during his
visit to Nanjing,
China in 1407. The
scroll was constructed...
- the
Yongle Emperor sent messages, gifts, and
envoys to
Tibet inviting Deshin Shekpa, the
fifth Gyalwa Karmapa of the
Kagyu school of
Tibetan Buddhism...
- made a
concerted effort to
build a
secular and
religious alliance with
Deshin Shekpa, the
Karmapa of the
Karma Kagyu school. However, the
Yongle Emperor's...
- –
After several invitations by the
Emperor Cheng Zu of China, the lama
Deshin Shekpa, the
fifth Karmapa of the
Karma Kagyu sect of
Tibetan Buddhism, finally...
-
tradition and
Zurmang Monastery. He was
identified by the 5th Karmapa,
Deshin Shekpa as the
omniscient emanation of the
Indian mahasiddha Tilopa. This...
- Xian (侯顯) and the monk
Zhiguang (智光) to
request a
visit from
Deshin Shekpa. In 1407,
Deshin Shekpa finally arrived in Nanjing,
where he was
gifted and admired...
- 1402–1424)
continued to
support and
invite Tibetan lamas to court,
including Deshin Shekpa, 5th
Karmapa Lama.
Tibetan Buddhism thus
continued to
spread among...
- Ming China.[citation needed] He was a
close disciple of the 5th Karmapa,
Deshin Shekpa, who
appointed him
Khenpo of
Karma Goen, the Karmapa's prin****l...
