檢視 Phuntsok Podrang 圓滿宮 / 彭措頗帳的原始碼

'''Phuntsok Podrang''' ([[Wyl.]] ''phun tshogs pho brang''), 'Marvelous Palace' — one of the two remaining branches of the [[Khön family]] lineage of the [[Sakya]] school. It was also the name for its physical residence (or palace, Tib. ''podrang'') in Tibet.

During the fourteenth century, Tishri Kunga Lodrö Gyaltsen (1299-1327), eldest grandson of [[Sakya Pandita]]'s brother, established four dynastic houses (Tib. ''lhabrang''): 
*Shyithok (Wyl. ''bzhi thog''), 
*Rinchen Gang (Wyl. ''rin chen sgang''), 
*Lhakhang (Wyl. ''lha khang''), and 
*Düchö (Wyl. ''dus mchod''). 

Only the Düchö Labrang remains to this day. During the eighteenth century, the Düchö Labrang was split into two 'cousin' palaces, by 32nd [[Throneholders of the Sakya school|Sakya Trizin]] [[Wangdü Nyingpo]], known as the:
*[[Drolma Podrang]] and 
*Phuntsok Podrang. 

The Drolma Podrang was established by Sakya Trizin Jamgön Wangdü Nyingpo's eldest son, [[Pema Düdul Wangchuk]], while the Phunstok Podrang was established by his youngest son, [[Kunga Rinchen]]. 

The leadership in the Khön Family and the [[throneholders of the Sakya school]] have since then alternated between the Drolma and Phuntsok Podrangs. 

H.H. [[Sakya Dagchen Rinpoche]] is the current head of Phunstok Podrang, based in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A..


[[Category: Sakya]]
[[Category: Schools and Lineages]]
[[category: Places]]
[[Category: Tibet]]