Dol rgyal skor gsal bshad
By: Bod gzhung chos rig las khungs nas dpar bskrun zhus paʼo
Contributors: Bstan ʼdzin rgya mtsho / Rgyal ba bstan ʼdzin rgya mtsho, 1935-
Publisher: Bod gzhung chos rig las khungs
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Dharamsala, h.p
Language: tib
Number of pages: 58
Other titles: Dol-rgyal skor gsal bśad.
Description: Account of various protective deities written by Geluk master Lelung Jedrung Zhepai Dorje (b. 1697), one of the three powerful incarnation lineages of Drepung. He began to receive visions and much of his Collected Works is a prolonged account of his experiences, worldly and esoteric. This "biographical account" of the protective deities of Tibet is one of his most famous works and important for understanding the role of dharma protectors in Tibetan Buddhism. Original manuscript was from the library of the late Trijang Rinpoche, junior tutor to Dalai Lama 14 Tenzin Gyatso (b. 1935).
Notes: Open Access. Unrestricted online access

Electronic reproduction. Cambridge, Mass. : Buddhist Digital Resource Center. Available via World Wide Web.

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In Tibetan.