bzang ye shes (1663–1737). Royal family members like the Queen Tsering Trashi (Rgyal mo tshe ring bkra shis) and the Tibetan King Pho lha nas (1689–1747)...

Language, Rinchen Trashi was appointed by Jayaatu Khan Tugh Temür, the 12th Khagan of the Mongol empire, as the Imperial Preceptor in 1329. Kunga Gyaltsen was...

1258- d. 1313) Senggé Gyelpo (seng ge rgyal po, b.1289-d.1326) Jamyang Künga Senggé ('jam dbyangs kun dga' seng ge, b.1289-d.1326) Lodrö Senggé (blo...

but are untrue. Sakya Monastery Library The 41st Sakya Trizin, Ngawang Kunga, the then-throne-holder of the Sakyapa, went into exile in India in 1959...

'grus Shangpa Lhündrub Tsöndrü 95. Trashi Tongthün * 19th century 1947–1953 bkra shis stong thun – 96. Thubten Künga 1891–1964 1954/1958–1964 thub bstan...

Lhasa road. The principal founder of the Dzongpa Tradition was Dorje Chang Kunga Namgyal (1432–1496). The main monastery of the Dzongpa is Gongkar Chode...

14th century, the palace was moved from the fort to the Gyantse town where Kunga Phakpa had built a larger complex of buildings and monasteries. During this...

Dorje was a disciple of Adzom Drugpa, Nyagla Padma Dündul, and Shardza Trashi Gyaltsen Rinpoche (1859–1935), and was the leader of a small community of...

the Beijing road". The Economist. Retrieved 3 February 2010. Yuan, H.; Kunga, A.; Li, B. (2014). Tibetan Folktales. World Folklore Series (in Spanish)...

Nyawon Kunga Pel (1285 - 1379) in 1366, under the sponsorship of Prince Phakpa Pelzangpo (1318-1370 CE), Gyantse's first prince. Nyawon Kunga Pel gave...