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Chandra Khonnokyoong (Thai: จันทร์ ขนนกยูง; RTGS: chan khonnokyung), 19 January 1909 – 10 September 2000) was a Thai Maechi (nun) who founded Wat Phra Dhammakaya. Religious studies scholar Rachelle Scott has described her as "the most influential female meditation teacher in Thailand". Her own students call her Khun Yay Achan Mahā-ratana Upasika Chandra Khonnokyoong (Khun Yay Achan, for short), an honorific name meaning "grandmother-master-great-gem devotee". Although illiterate, she was widely respected for her experience in meditation, which is rare for a maechi. She managed to attract many well-educated students, despite her rural background and illiteracy. Some scholars have raised the example of Maechi Chandra to indicate that the position of women in Thai Buddhism may be more complex

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  • Chandra Khonnokyoong (en)
  • Chandra Khonnokyoong (es)
  • Chan Khonnokyung (nl)
  • 詹·孔诺雍 (zh)
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  • Chandra Khonnokyoong (Nakhon Pathom, 19 de enero de 1909 - Bangkok, 10 de septiembre de 2000) fue una maechi (monja) tailandesa que fundó Wat Phra Dhammakaya.​ La erudita en estudios religiosos Rachelle Scott la ha descrito como "la profesora de meditación más influyente de Tailandia". Sus estudiantes la llaman Khun Yay Achan Mahā-ratana Upasika Chandra Khonnokyoong (Khun Yay Achan, para abreviar). Aunque analfabeta, era muy respetada por su experiencia en la meditación, que es poco común para una maechi. Logró atraer a muchos estudiantes educados, a pesar de su origen rural y analfabetismo. Algunos estudiosos creen que el ejemplo de Maechi Chandra para indicar que la posición de la mujer en el budismo tailandés puede ser más compleja de lo que se pensaba anteriormente.​​ (es)
  • Chan Khonnokyung (20 januari 1909 - 10 september 2000) was een Thaise boeddhistische non die Wat Phra Dhammakaya heeft gesticht. Ze wordt door haar leerlingen ook wel Khoen Jay Ajaan Mahā-ratana upāsikā Djan Konnokyoeng genoemd, of in het kort Khoen Yai, hetgeen een eretitel is. Ze werd door Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro erkend als een uitmuntende leerling van meditatie, de voornaamste aan wie hij de traditie van Dhammakaya toevertrouwde. Het is in het Thais boeddhisme zeldzaam dat een non op grote schaal wordt geëerd zoals Khoen Yai dat werd, in het bijzonder aangaande ervaring in meditatie. Sommige onderzoekers hebben daarom het voorbeeld van Khoen Yai gebruikt om aan te geven dat de positie van de vrouw in het Thais Boeddhisme wellicht complexer ligt dan voorheen werd gedacht. (nl)
  • 詹·孔诺雍 (泰語：จันทร์ ขนนกยูง）（1909年1月19日-2000年9月10日） 是位。她创建了法身寺。宗教学者-蕾切尔·斯科特（Rachelle Scott）曾描述她是在泰国“最具影响力的女性静坐导师”。 她的学生都尊称她为“大宝优婆夷詹·孔诺雍老奶奶”）, 此尊称的意思是“伟大的优婆夷老奶奶师父」。 在寺院里，大家都称她为：“老奶奶师父”或“老奶奶”。虽然老奶奶不知字，但她的静坐造诣却是备受尊崇，而且她又身为一位泰国八戒女。这也是极其罕见的。虽然她生于农村，又不知字。但是她仍然能够吸引许多受过良好教育的弟子前来与她学习。 一些学者常以詹·孔诺雍八戒女为例。泰国佛教中女性的地位，可能会比人们曾认知的更为复杂。 (zh)
  • Chandra Khonnokyoong (Thai: จันทร์ ขนนกยูง; RTGS: chan khonnokyung), 19 January 1909 – 10 September 2000) was a Thai Maechi (nun) who founded Wat Phra Dhammakaya. Religious studies scholar Rachelle Scott has described her as "the most influential female meditation teacher in Thailand". Her own students call her Khun Yay Achan Mahā-ratana Upasika Chandra Khonnokyoong (Khun Yay Achan, for short), an honorific name meaning "grandmother-master-great-gem devotee". Although illiterate, she was widely respected for her experience in meditation, which is rare for a maechi. She managed to attract many well-educated students, despite her rural background and illiteracy. Some scholars have raised the example of Maechi Chandra to indicate that the position of women in Thai Buddhism may be more complex (en)
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