Mahāsiddhas of Saliputra:
Prince Lūyipa (1) of Saliputra practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
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|_King Dārika (77) of Saliputra practiced Cakrasamvara.
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|_The minister Ţengipa (31) of Saliputra practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
The washerman Dhombipa (28) of Saliputra practiced Cakrasamvara.
Nalina (40) of Saliputra practiced Guhyasamāja for 9 years.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Dhokaripa (49) of Saliputra practiced Hevajra for 3 years.
Ajokipa (26) of Saliputra practiced Hevajra for 9 years.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Medhina (50) of Saliputra.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Bhikṣana (61) of Saliputra.
The smith Kaṃparipa (45) of Saliputra.
The oil merchant Telopa (62) of Saliputra.
Mahāsiddhas of Magadha:
The Wisdom Dakini Vajranairatna
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Monk Virūpa (Palgän Chökyong) (3) of Somapuri practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
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King Ḍombipa (4) of Magadha practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
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Sukhasiddhi, a laywoman with a husband and six children
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Künga Nyingpo Lotsawa (an emanation of Avalokiteshvara)
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Krishnapa (Krsnacarin)
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Damarupa
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Avadhutipa
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Gayadhara----> The Sakya
Lam Dre Lineage
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Dombhi Heruka
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Ngotschar Dorje
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Vanaprastha
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Garbharipa
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Jayasri
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Durjayacandra
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Biksu Viravajra
The thief Khaḍgapa (15) of Magadha.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Mahipa (37) of Magadha.
The yogin Caparipa (64) of Magadha.
The hunter Śavaripa (5) of Mount Vikrama.
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|_The candala Yogipa (53) of Odantapuri practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
Monk Śāntipa (12) of Vikramaśila.
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|_The farmer Koţali (44) of Rāmeśvara.
Brahman Saraha (6) of Roli.
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|_The sudra (untouchable caste) Sarvabhakṣa (75) of Abhara.
Brahman Kukkuripa (34) of Kapilaśakru.
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|_The housewife Maṇibhadrā (65) of Agartse practiced Cakrasamvara.
Monk Nāgārjuna (16) of Kahora practiced Guhyasamāja for 12 years.
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|_The sudra (untouchable caste) Kucipa (35) of Kari practiced Guhyasamāja.
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|_Brahman Pankaja (51).
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|_Brahman Nāgabodhi (76) of Suvarna practiced Guhyasamāja for 12 years.
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|_Monk Karṇaripa (Aryadeva) (18) of Nālandā practiced Guhyasamāja.
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|_The ksatriya (warrior) Udheli (71) of Devikoţa.
Monk Ghaṇḍhapa (52) of Nālandā practiced Cakrasamvara.
Monk Bhusuku (Śāntideva) (41) of Nālandā.
Prince Kambala (30) of Kankarāma practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
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|_King Indrabhūti (42) of Uḍḍiyāna practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
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|_Princess Lakṣminkarā (82) of Uḍḍiyāna.
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|_The wood-seller Acinta (38) of Dhanarūpa practiced Cakrasamvara.
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|_The herdsman Goraksa (9) of East India. (met Kānha(pa))
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|_Prince Caurāfigi (10) of East India.
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|_The sudra (untouchable caste) Samudra (83) of Sarvatira.
Brahman Jālandhari (46) of Thod-tha practiced Hevajra for 7 years. (Also known as Hadipa the street sweeper.)
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|_The weaver Tantipa (13) of Sandhonāgara practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
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|_Monk Kāṇḥapa (17) of Somapuri practiced Hevajra for 12 years.(also known as Kānha, Caryāpa, Krsnācārya, Kānhācārya, Krsnācāryapa, Caryāvajra
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|_the elephant trainer Eyalapa
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|_the sudra Mahilapa of Malava practiced Chakrasamvara
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|_the Brahman/prince Bhadrapa (24) of Maṇidhara/Kalinka.
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|_Dhamapa of Mahārāshtra
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|_Dhumapa of the Vaishya caste of Rādha practiced Vajranairātma and Hevajra
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|_the novice monk of the ksatriya caste Cimbupa
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|_the King Gobīcandra
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|_The woman Mekhalā (66) of Devikoţa practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
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|_The woman Kanakhalā (67) of Devikoţa practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
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|_the yoginī of the Dombi caste Bandhepa of Singhala ("Singhala yogini"/Dombi yoginī)
Monk Tilopa (22) of Bhigunagara.
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|_The wine-seller Nāropa (20) of East India practiced Hevajra for 6 months.
The beggar Catrapa (23) of Sandhonāgara practiced Hevajra for 6 years.
The cobbler Panaha (79) of Sandhonāgara.
Mahāsiddhas of Bengal:
The sudra (untouchable caste) Putali (78) of Bengal practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
Brahman Lucika (56) of Bengal practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
The food seller Mekopa (43) of Bengal.
The minister Jayānanda (58) of Bengal.
King Kokalipa (80) of Campara practiced Cakrasamvara for 6 months.
The baker Pacari (59) of Campāra.
The cobbler Camaripa (14) of Viṣṇunagara.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Kankaripa (7) of Maghahura.
The fisherman Minapa (8) of Kāmaru-pa.
Prince Vinapa (11) of Ghahuri practiced Hevajra for 9 years.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Khandipa (25) of Ghandapura practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
Kalapa (27) of Rājapura practiced Cakrasamvara.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Caluki (54) of Mangalapura practiced Cakrasamvara for 9 years.
King Kirava (73) of Grahara practiced Cakrasamvara for 12 years.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Ananga (81) of Gahura practiced Cakrasamvara for 6 mos.
The painter Bhandhepa (32) of Śrāvasti practiced Guhyasamāja.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Tandhepa (33) of Kausāmbi.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Kalakala (68) of Bhilira practiced Guhyasamāja.
King Līlapa (2) of South India practiced Hevajra for 12 years.
The tailor Kantali (69) of Maṇidharā practiced Hevajra.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Kapalapa (72) of Rājapuri practiced Hevajra for 9 years.
Prince Sakara (74) of Kañci practiced Hevajra.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Shalipa (21) of Vighāsura.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Thaganapa (19) of East India.
King Kafikana (29) of Viṣṇunagara.
Brahman Dharmapa (36) of Vikramāsura.
The ksatriya (warrior) Babhahi (39) of Dhanjura.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Rāhula (47) of Kāmarūpa.
Monk Dharmapa (48) of Bodhinagara.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Niguṇa (57) of Pūrvadeśa.
Prince Campaka (60) of Campaka.
The potter Kumaripa (63) of Jomanaśri.
The sudra (untouchable caste) Dhahuli (70) of Dhakara.
Brahman Vyali (84) of Apatrara.
The bird-catcher Gorura (55).
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