Mkhan-chen Kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug gi gsung ʼbum bzhugs so
By: Rdzong-sar-khams-bye lnga-rig thub-bstan slob-gling nas bsgrigs
Contributors: Rdzoṅ-sar-khams-byeʼi-bśad-grwa (Qamdo Shi, China)
Edition: Par gzhi dang po bsgrigs.
Series: Lnga rig dpe tshogs; Lnga rig dpe tshogs
Publisher: Si-khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Khrin-tuʼu
Language: tib
Number of pages: 13
ISBN-13: 9787540963668
Subjects: Sa-skya-pa (Sect); Doctrines; Sa-skya-pa lamas
Other titles: Zongsa Kanqin Gonggawangxiu wen ji
Description: Collected writings of Mkhan-chen Kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug (1921-2008 , a.k.a. Ngag-dbang-kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug or Rdzong- gsar mkhan-po kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug), a Sakyapa lama from Kham (Tib. Khams); on doctrines of the Tibetan Buddhist Sakya School, Buddhist logic, Prajñāpāramitā philosophy, biographies of many related teachers, particularly of the Dzongsar Tibetan Buddhist College (Rdzong-sar bshad grwa), etc.
Notes: Mkhan-chen Kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug (Ngag-dbang-kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug or Rdzong-gsar mkhan-po kun-dgaʼ-dbang-phyug), was born in 1921 in Markham (Tib. Smar-khams). After studying in the 1940s at Dzongsar Shedra (Tib. Rdzong-sar bshad grwa), he served as abbot of Mdo-srib dgon (1950-1954) and Wa-rwa dgon (1955 to 1958).  He was a student of ʼJam-dbyangs-chos-kyi-blo-gros and later took the throne himself at Dzongsar Shadra (in 1983) and helped rebuild it in the 1990s. He died in 2008. -- pages 1-3 of volume ka.

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