རི་རབ་ལྷུན་པོ་

OT

[2680] gser gyi sa gzhi de la lhun po'i ri chags te/ brjid che bas na lhun po dang/ ri'i rgyal po yin pas na ri rab bo/ de yang shar dngul dang lho baiDUrya dang nub shel dmar po dang byang gser te rin chen gzhi'i rang bzhin can/ ri rab kyi ngos rin po che gang gi rang bzhin yin pa de'i 'od kyi nam mkha' yang de'i kha dog tu snang la/ de'i 'od kyi rgya mtsho'ang de'i kha dog tu snang zhing/ tshad ni chu'i nang du dpag tshad brgyad khrir nub cing/ chu'i steng du'ang dpag tshad brgyad khrir nub cing/ chu'i steng du'ang dpag tshad brgyad khri 'phags pa'o/ ... ming gi rnam grangs la ri rgyal lhun po dang/ ri bo'i dbang phyug ri yi mchog rin chen brtsegs pa/ ri'i rgyal po/ sa 'dzin dbang po/ lha'i ri bo bcas so/

JV, RY

Mount Meru

JV

mount sumeru, mount Meru, axis mundi in traditional Indian cosmology, *, reading in lde'u 'phrul

IW

Sumeru/ Mt Meru

RY

Mount Sumeru. The mythological giant mountain at the center of our world-system surrounded by the four continents, where the two lowest classes of gods of the Desire Realm live. It is encircled by chains of lesser mountains, lakes, continents, and oceans and is said to rise 84000 leagues above sea-level. the world mountain