Editing Mahasiddha (section)

===List of the Mahasiddhas===
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In [[Vajrayana Buddhism]] there are eighty-four Mahasiddhas. The list (in alphabetical order) below includes their name and their epithet. An asterisk after their name denotes a female Mahasiddha.<ref>{{Cite book |last=varuna_balakrishnan |url=https://archive.org/details/mahamudramastersofmahamudrasongsandhistoriesof84buddhistssiddhaskeithdowmansunny_202002/page/n5/mode/2up |title=Mahamudra, Masters Of Mahamudra Songs And Histories Of 84 Buddhists Siddhas Keith Dowman Sunny}}</ref>

Many Mahasiddhas practiced specific tantras, for example Brahman Kukkuripa (34th in Abhyadatta's list) of Kapilaśakru practiced [[Cakrasaṃvara Tantra]], Monk Virūpa (3) of Somapuri practiced [[Hevajra]] for 12 years, Monk Karṇaripa (Aryadeva) (18) of Nālandā practiced [[Guhyasamāja]].

#[[Acinta]], the "Avaricious Hermit";
#[[Ajogi]], the "Rejected Wastrel";
#[[Anangapa]], the "Handsome Fool";
#[[Aryadeva]] (Karnaripa), the "One-Eyed",(fl. 3rd century CE), Nalanda;
#[[Babhaha]], the "Free Lover";
#[[Bhadrapa]], the "Exclusive Brahmin";
#[[Bhandepa]], the "Envious God";
#[[Bhiksanapa]], "Siddha Two-Teeth";
#Bhusuku ([[Shantideva]]), the "Idle Monk";
#[[Camaripa]], the "Divine Cobbler";
#Champaka, the "Flower King";
#[[Carbaripa]] (Carpati) "the Petrifyer";
#[[Catrapa]], the "Lucky Beggar";
#[[Caurangipa]], "the Dismembered Stepson";
#[[Celukapa]], the "Revitalized Drone";
#[[Darikapa]], the "Slave-King of the Temple Whore";
#[[Dengipa]], the "Courtesan's Brahmin Slave";
#[[Dhahulipa]], the "Blistered Rope-Maker";
#[[Dharmapa]], the "Eternal Student" (c.900 CE);
#[[Dhilipa]], the "Epicurean Merchant";
#[[Dhobipa]], the "Wise Washerman";
#[[Dhokaripa]], the "Bowl-Bearer";
#[[Dombi Heruka]], the "Tiger Rider";
#[[Dukhandi]], the "Scavenger";
#[[Ghantapa]], the "Celibate Bell-Ringer";
#[[Gharbari]] or [[Gharbaripa]], the "Contrite Scholar" (Skt., [[pandit]]a);
#[[Godhuripa]], the "Bird Catcher";
#[[Goraksha]], the "Immortal Cowherd";
#[[Indrabhuti]], the "Enlightened Siddha-King";
#[[Jalandhara (Mahasiddha)|Jalandhara]], the "Dakini's Chosen One";
#[[Jayananda]], the "Crow Master";
#[[Jogipa]], the "Siddha-Pilgrim";
#[[Kalapa (Mahasiddha)|Kalapa]], the "Handsome Madman";
#[[Kamparipa]], the "Blacksmith";
#[[Kambala (Mahasiddha)|Kambala]] (Lavapa), the "Black-Blanket-Clad Yogin";
#Kanakhala*, the younger Severed-Headed Sister;
#[[Kanhapa]] (Krishnacharya), the "Dark Siddha";
#[[Kankana]], the "Siddha-King";
#[[Kankaripa]], the "Lovelorn Widower";
#[[Kantalipa]],  the "Ragman-Tailor";
#[[Kapalapa]], the "Skull Bearer";
#[[Khadgapa]], the "Fearless Thief";
#[[Kilakilapa]], the "Exiled Loud-Mouth";
#[[Kirapalapa]] (Kilapa), the "Repentant Conqueror";
#[[Kokilipa]], the "Complacent Aesthete";
#[[Kotalipa]] (or [[Tog tse pa]], the "Peasant Guru";
#[[Kucipa]], the "Goitre-Necked Yogin";
#[[Kukkuripa]], (late 9th/10th Century), the "Dog Lover";
#[[Kumbharipa]], "the Potter";
#[[Laksminkara]]*, "The Mad Princess";
#[[Lilapa]], the "Royal Hedonist";
#[[Lucikapa]], the "Escapist";
#[[Luipa]]da, the "Fish-Gut Eater";
#[[Mahipa]], the "Greatest";
#Manibhadra*, the "Happy Housewife";
#[[Medhini]], the "Tired Farmer";
#[[Mekhala and Kanakhala|Mekhala]]*, the Elder Severed-Headed Sister;
#[[Mekopa]], the "Guru Dread-Stare";
#[[Minapa]], the "Fisherman";
#[[Nagabodhi]], the "Red-Horned Thief'";
#[[Nagarjuna]], "Philosopher and Alchemist", a Brahmin, (c. 150 – c. 250 CE);
#[[Nalinapa]], the "Self-Reliant Prince";
#[[Nirgunapa]], the "Enlightened Moron";
#[[Naropa]], the "Dauntless";
#[[Pacaripa]], the "Pastrycook";
#[[Pankajapa]], the "Lotus-Born Brahmin";
#[[Putalipa]], the "Mendicant Icon-Bearer";
#[[Rahula (Mahasiddha)|Rahula]], the "Rejuvenated Dotard";
#[[Saraha]], the "Great Brahmin", the teacher of [[Nagarjuna]], eastern India;
#[[Sakara (Mahasiddha)|Sakara]] or [[Saroruha]];
#[[Samudra (Mahasiddha)|Samudra]], the "Pearl Diver";
#[[Śāntipa]] (or Ratnākaraśānti), the "Complacent Missionary";
#[[Sarvabhaksa]], the "Glutton";
#[[Savaripa]], the "Hunter", held to have incarnated in [[Drukpa Künleg]];
#[[Syalipa]], the "Jackal Yogin";
#[[Tantepa]], the "Gambler";
#[[Tantipa]], the "Senile Weaver";
#[[Thaganapa]], the "Compulsive Liar";
#[[Tilopa]], the "Great Renunciate"
#[[Udhilipa]], the "Bird-Man";
#[[Upanaha]], the "Bootmaker";
#[[Vinapa]], the "Musician";
#[[Virupa]], the "Dakini Master";t neutral.
#[[Vyalipa]], the "Courtesan's Alchemist";