What is the "Red Hat" sect in Tibetan Buddhism?
Q: What is the "Red Hat" sect in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: The "Red Hat" sect in Tibetan Buddhism refers to the three oldest of the four main schools, which are Nyingma, Sakya, and Kagyu.
Q: What are the four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: The four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism are Nyingma, Sakya, Kagyu, and Gelug.
Q: Which is the newest school among the four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: The newest school among the four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism is Gelug.
Q: What is Gelug school also known as?
A: Gelug school is also known as the "Yellow Hat Sect".
Q: What is the difference between the "Red Hat" sects and the "Yellow Hat" sect in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: The "Red Hat" sects are the oldest of the four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism, while the "Yellow Hat" sect (Gelug) is the newest school.
Q: How many schools are there in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: There are four main schools in Tibetan Buddhism.
Q: What are the names of the three "Red Hat" sects in Tibetan Buddhism?
A: The three "Red Hat" sects in Tibetan Buddhism are Nyingma, Sakya, and Kagyu.
