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The 2nd Kenting Tai Situpa (1450-1497) was born in the iron-horse year, into a royal family of Tibet. He was recognized by the 6th Gyalwa Karmapa. The Karmapa enthroned him […]

Chokyi Gyaltsen (1377-1448) was the first Tibetan incarnation conferred the honorific title “Kenting Naya Tang Nyontse Geshetse Tai Situpa” by the Chinese Emperor Tai Ming Chen [...]

The introduction of this incarnation will be posted soon.

Naljor Yeshe Wangchuk (1220~1281), a preceding incarnation of the Kenting Tai Situpa, was the 2nd Gyalwa Karmapa’s closest attendant. He re-consecrated the sacred tsaritra grounds in [...]

Ta Shing Chen(1345-1376), was a Chinese government officer who made the first Chinese style closes for 18 arhats.

Drogon Rechen(1148-1218) is one of the masters in Karma Kargyu lineage tree. He was also entrusted by the first Karmapa the prediction concerning the first Karmapa’s next rebirth. He was [...]

Ratnabhadra was born into the well-known family of Soksam in the 14th Century CE. He was considered to be an emanation of the Kenting Tai Situpa. At a young age, […]

As the master known as Gompo Tsultrim Nyingpo, the Kenting Tai Situpa intentionally took rebirth to sustain the vitality of the inner doctrine of the practice lineage. As the nephew […]

As Ngawang Jigten Wangchuk, the Kenting Tai Situpa was a virtuous Buddhist prince. He was the youngest son of the Rinpung King of Tibet, in the 16th Century. The Prince […]

In this lifetime, Kenting Tai Situpa appeared as the Pang Khenchen Ozer Lama. Ozer Lama was a holder of the Kadampa lineage of Mind Training, the lineage of the great […]