About Chokyi Gyaltsen

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 (Yungle) in 1407. The title, in shorter form "Kenting Tai Situpa"; or "Tai Situ", means "far reaching, unshakable, great master, holder of the command", the Emperor also conferred on Kenting Tai Situpa the titles "The Empowerment Master with Perfection, Magic, Subtle and Compassion".
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 (Yungle) in 1407. The title, in shorter form "Kenting Tai Situpa"; or "Tai Situ", means "far reaching, unshakable, great master, holder of the command", the Emperor also conferred on Kenting Tai Situpa the titles "The Empowerment Master with Perfection, Magic, Subtle and Compassion".
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