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Kagjüpa - school of Tibetam Buddhism
Peleška, Čeněk ; Berounský, Daniel (advisor) ; Vokurková, Zuzana (referee)
This work focuses on one of the schools of Tibetan Buddhism named Kagyüpa. And mainly, on a lineage that comes from Marpa Translator and are therefore sometimes called Marpa Kagyü or Dagpo Kagyü. The second of its main lines - Shangpa Kagyü - there will be mentioned only in brief and will not be given so much space to it. The aim of this work is to describe the history of the school, the source from which it came. And describe its various branches and subsects which are divided over time. Notice will be given to most important figures, which gave birth to the different branches and offshoots, founders of major monasteries and interesting persons of this school.
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Kagjüpa - school of Tibetam Buddhism
Peleška, Čeněk ; Berounský, Daniel (advisor) ; Vokurková, Zuzana (referee)
This work focuses on one of the schools of Tibetan Buddhism named Kagyüpa. And mainly, on a lineage that comes from Marpa Translator and are therefore sometimes called Marpa Kagyü or Dagpo Kagyü. The second of its main lines - Shangpa Kagyü - there will be mentioned only in brief and will not be given so much space to it. The aim of this work is to describe the history of the school, the source from which it came. And describe its various branches and subsects which are divided over time. Notice will be given to most important figures, which gave birth to the different branches and offshoots, founders of major monasteries and interesting persons of this school.
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The Diamond Way Buddhism in Relation to the Line of Karma Kagyu
CHVOSTOVÁ, Veronika
The bachelor thesis is about the youngest part of the Buddha´s teaching {--} Diamond Way. At first it describes the Diamond Way Buddhism, it´s origin, ritual practice or symbology, the literature and the path of enlightenment as well. Then it deals with the Tibetan school Karma Kagyu, it´s leaders, meditation practice and it´s expansion into western world and Czech Republic.
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