The Dharma lineage of the Great Perfection Dharma:

According to the Historical Source and Flow, the transmission of the Great Perfection Dharma can be divided into five kinds, namely, the transmission of Rudraksha's secret intention, the transmission of the Bodhisattva's expression, the transmission of the Yoga's mouth and ears, the transmission of the scholar's classics, and the transmission of the Shukraksha's ambrosia. "The Great Perfection was first taught by King Pratyekabuddha and the Pratyekabuddha of Light to the Buddha of Infinite Brightness, who in turn taught it to Chimezupo, the holder of the Sinlung Deity. Seeing the troubles and sufferings of all sentient beings in the Saha world in the Pure Land of the Buddha, Chimei Zopu had immense compassion and asked the Buddha of Infinite Light for permission to go and save these suffering beings. Pushyin Bright Buddha agreed to his request, under the guidance of Pushyin Bright Buddha, Chimei Zopu descended to the earth from the "Colorful Exact Heaven", and was born as a prince of Omo Lungren Kingdom, named Heng Rao Miwo, who was the reincarnation of Chimei Zopu, and was mainly mentioned in the transmission of Chimei Zopu, in fact, Chimei Zopu and Heng Rao Miwo Rudraksha Buddha Zu was a heterogeneous soul one. of the Buddha. Chimei Zopu and Xingrao Miworu RuLai Buddha Zu put the ear transmission of Dharma teachings to the Sangwadupa (intensive venerable) and Dhanamooba master (Tiger Master, the first Sangon Roots of the living Buddha) has been passed down from generation to generation in this way.

The first living Buddha, Dhanamerpa, was one of the six earliest masters in the Tantric and Great Perfection lineages, and the fifth Dharma King of the Tantric and Great Perfection lineages, who spread the Great Perfection Dharma to ancient Xiangxiong.

The second Sangha, Phenpo Tulku, brought Buddhism from ancient Elephant and Castle and spread it in Tubo. The third living Buddha, Sangwang Aoden, went to Wutai Mountain, Emei Mountain and other places in China to spread and develop Yongzhong

Benbo Buddhism, translating the Great Perfection Elephant and Castle Ear Transmission of the Buddha's Dharma into the Chinese language, and was the first monk to teach the Great Perfection Dharma in the Chinese language. The fourth living Buddha of Sangon - Master Longzhu was born in 480 BC to a Brahmin family in India and spread the Dharma to southern India.

The Fifth Living Buddha, Gyaltsen Sangon Wangshu (Gyaltsen Lion's Ease), is the Dharma King of the Nyingmapa Cult, who was born in Tibet, China, in the eighth century, in the same generation as Guru Rinpoche. He traveled to Nepal and the Himalayas for a long time to practice Tantra, and later became the lineage holder of the Great Perfection of the Nyingma School. He authored the Tantric Essence of the Great Perfection, the Four Parts of the Ear Transmission, and other Buddhist works. In the "Nyingmapa" sect, Gyeltsen Sengen Unsu is the most revered great master and supreme leader of the Vajrayogini Dharma King.

Living Buddha Sangon was also once reincarnated as the abbot of Sakya Monastery and the Dharma King of the "Yongzhong Main Teaching", and had left all kinds of miraculous imprints on the rocks, and many times his whole body turned into iridescent light when he passed away.

The list of Dharma lineages is as follows: