Khri-chen Bstan-pa-rab-rgyas kyi rnam thar ngo mtshar nor buʼi phreng ba bzhugs so
By: mdzad pa po, Rgyal-dbang Chos-rje Blo-bzang-ʼphrin-las-rnam-rgyal ; Ser-gtsug Nang-bstan Dpe-rnying ʼTshol-bsdu Phyogs-sgrig-khang nas bsgrigs
Contributors: Ser-gtsug Nang-bstan Dpe-rnying ʼTshol-bsdu Phyogs-sgrig Khang
Series: Gangs can khyad nor dpe tshogs -- pod phreng lnga brgya bcu gcig; Gaṅs-can khyad nor dpe tshogs -- pod phreng 511.
Publisher: Ser-gtsug Nang-bstan Dpe-rnying ʼTshol-bsdu Phyogs-sgrig Khang
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Lhasa]
Language: tib
Number of pages: 594
Subjects: Dge-lugs-pa lamas; Biography; Dge-lugs-pa (Sect); History; Rwa-sgreṅ dgon pa (Tibet, China)
Other titles: Rigs dang dkyil ʼkhor kun gyi khyab bdag dpal ldan bla ma dam pa Khri-chen Blo-bzang-ye-shes-bstan-pa-rab-rgyas dpal bzang poʼi ʼkhrungs rabs dang rnam par thar pa ngo mtshar nor buʼi phreng ba thar ʼdod mkhas paʼi mgul rgyan zhes bya ba
Description: Biography of the Tibetan Buddhist Gelukpa lama Khri chen Blo-bzang-ye-shes-bstan-pa-rab-rgyas (1759-1815), who was recognized as the second Reting Rinpoche of Reting monastery and as the reincarnation of Ngawang Chokden, (Ngag-dbang-mchog-ldan, 1677-1751), the Fifty-fourth Ganden Tripa of Gelukpa sect.
Notes: "Reting [Monastery], in Jang, was founded in 1057 by Dromtonpa as the seat of the Kadampa school. The Seventh Dalai Lama gave Reting to Trichen Ngawang Chokden, the Fifty-first Ganden Tripa, upon his retirement. Reting became the seat of the Reting incarnation line, which began in the eighteenth century when the Second Reting, Lobzang Yeshe Tenpa Rabgye was recognized as the reincarnation of Ngawang Chokden. The Reting tulkus were one of only a few high-ranking incarnation lines empowered to become regent of Tibet during the absence or minority of the Dalai Lamas." -- from The Treasury of Lives : A Biographical Encyclopedia of Tibet, Inner Asia, and the Himalaya.

BDRC Personal ID: P304

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