Kun-mkhyen Ngag-gi-dbang-po ʼOd-gsal-rin-chen-snying-po Padma-las-ʼbrel-rtsal gyi gsung ʼbum bzhugs so
By: Khreng-tuʼu spos brtsegs ʼjigs rten rig gzhung dar spel mthun gnyer khang gis bsdu sgrig byas
Contributors: Qiuxiongduoji, editor
Edition: Par gzhi dang po bsgrigs.
Series: Snga-ʼgyur chos kyi ʼdun sa Mthun-lung bshad grwaʼi dpe tshogs; Snga ʼgyur chos kyi ʼdun sa mthun lung bshad grwaʼi dpe tshogs
Publisher: Si-khron dus deb tshogs pa, Si-khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Chengdu
Language: tib
ISBN-13: 9787540959869
Subjects: Rnying-ma-pa (Sect); Doctrines; Rnying-ma-pa lamas; Biography; Spiritual life; Buddhism; Rdzogs-chen; Mādhyamika (Buddhism)
Other titles: Kun-mkhyen Ngag-gi-dbang-po ʼOd-gsal-rin-chen-snying-po Padma-las-ʼbrel-rtsal gyi gsung ʼbum rin po che glegs bam ...; Kun-mkhyen Ngag-gi-dbang-po Padma-las-ʼbrel-rtsal gyi gsung ʼbum; Kanqinʼagewangbu quan ji
Work titles: Works
Description: Collected works of Mkhan-chen Ngag-gi-dbang-po Padma-las-ʼbrel-rtsal (a.k.a. Mkhan po Ngag-dbang-dpal-bzang or Mkhan-po Ngag-ga, 1879-1940/41) a renowned Tibetan Buddhist scholar of the Nyingma School (Tib. Rnying-ma) from Kham (Tib. Khams) and abbot of Kaḥ-thog Monastery located in Ganze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province; includes auto/biographical material, and his writings on Mādhyamika, Dzogchen practice, spiritual life, advice, and poetry (myur byon, gsol ʼdebs, etc.)
Notes: Title from cover; title page of each volume details the genres or topics contained in each volume.

TBRC Resource ID P724. Khenpo Ngakchung or Ngawang Pelzang (1879-1941) was an abbot at KaHthog, and an important reviver of the Dzogchen teaching lineage. He was considered to be incarnation of both Vimalamitra and Longchenpa, and Chatral Rinpoche (Tib. Bya-bral) is one of his last living disciples. [source: Rangjung Yeshi]  Khenpo Ngakchung was abbot of the KaHthog seminary for 13 years, and additionally served as abbot of the seminary at Dzokchen Monastery (Tib. Rdzogs-chen) and other institutes. [source: "Katok Monastery" by Jann Ronnis, Nov. 12, 2010. http://places.thlib.org/features/17421/descriptions/239.]

In Tibetan.