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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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Padmasambhava: life, doctrine, iconography
PELTAN, Václav
This thesis deals with the Indian master Padmasambhava also known as Guru Rinpoche. In the 8th century he came to Tibet at the invitation of King Thisong Decän. He had the role of demons tamer. Thus he helped to establish Buddhism in this country. The first part is devoted to his life surrounded with many legends which contain very different information. The second part presents his teaching based on the Indian Vajrayana. Since his activities were very influential and he reached great fame, he has been portrayed a lot mainly in Tibet. Therefore, the last part is devoted to his iconography, especially the eight iconographic forms of Padmasambhava.
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