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Lorepa Wangchug Tsondru b.1187 - d.1250 Lorepa is considered the founder of a branch of the Drugpa Kagyu called the Me Drug, or “Lower Drugpa.” A very important teacher during his times, he exemplifies the life of solitary meditation under often difficult circumstances.
Nyo Gyalwa Lhanangpa Sanggye Rinchen b.1164 - d.1224 One of the most important disciples of Jigten Gonpo, Nyo Gyalwa Lhanangpa Sanggye Rinchen founded a significant sub-branch of the Drigungpa, one that continued to be important in Bhutan until the 17th century under the name of the Lhapa. He had a reputation in his time as one of the most generous patrons of the monastic order.
Won Sherab Jungne b.1187 - d.1241 Won Sherab Jungne was the compiler and author of the core texts of the Single Intention. A philosophical cycle that revolves around key statements made by Jigten Gonpo, it is still regarded as a one of the main teachings of the Drigung Kagyu lineage. It is for this and for his important biography of his teacher that he is best known today.
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