Mkhas pa mi gsum dang Lha-lung-dpal-rdor gyi sgrub gnas Mdo-smad gnas chen Rma-ʼgram-rdo-rje-brag gi lo rgyus legs par bshad pa za ʼog gos kyi ri mo zhes bya ba bzhugs so
By: Blo-bzang-snyan-grags kyis brtsam
Edition: Par gzhi dang po
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1992
Place of publication: [Xining]
Language: tib
Number of pages: 193
Subjects: Buddhism; History; Buddhist pilgrims and pilgrimages; Lamas; Biography
Other titles: Mdo-smad gnas chen Rma-ʼgram-rdo-rje-brag gi lo rgyus; Luoduojiezhihe si zhi
Description: Account of the sacred pilgrimage site Rma-ʼgram-rdo-rje-brag, the retreat place and biography of three Buddhist scholars and Lha-lung-dpal-rdor, a Rnying-ma-pa (Sect) scholar (famous for assassinating King Tri Udumtsen (Khri-u-dum-brtsan), better known as Langdarma (Glang-dar-ma, r. 838-842)). Rma-ʼgram-rdo-rje-brag is located in Mdo-smad (a.k.a. Amdo or A-mdo), in Qinghai Province; includes a chapter on the account of the sacred pilgrimage sites in Snang-ra (Ch. Angla; a.k.a Nangra), located in what is now called Gcan-tsha County (Ch. Jianzha Xian), Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, also known in Tibetan as Amdo (A-mdo)
Notes: In Tibetan

From the personal collection of historian Elliot Sperling, 1951-2017