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paper · doi:10.5281/zenodo.834036
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<strong>Tibetan title:</strong> <em>Bod gangs can yul du chos dang chos smra ji ltar byung ba'i rim pa bstan pa'i deb ther sngon po</em><br> <strong>Author: </strong>'Gos lo tsA ba gZhon nu dpal (1392-1481)<br> <strong>Published: </strong>Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1984. <strong>OUTLINE OF THE MAJOR SECTIONS</strong> 1. Early Indian history, Indian and Tibetan Imperial Lines, and the Early Spread of the Buddhist Teachings in Tibet: 9 chapters.<br> 2. The Later Spread (spyi dar) of the Buddhist Teachings in Tibet: 9 chapters.<br> 3. The Early Translations of the Secret Mantra: 6 chapters.<br> 4. The New Secret Mantra Traditions including the Path and its Results (lam ‘bras) Tradition: 3 chapters.<br> 5. Atisa and the Kadampa Traditions Descending from Him: 11 chapters.<br> 6. The Translator Ngok Loden Sherap and the Philosophical Traditions Descending from Him: 5 chapters.<br> 7. Exegetical Traditions of Various Tantric Systems: 6 chapters.<br> 8. The Dakpo Kagyüpa Traditions Descending from Marpa: 23 chapters.<br> 9. The Contemplative Traditions of Kodrakpa and Niguma: 2 chapters.<br> 10. The Wheel of Time Tantra (Skt. Kalacakra): no separate chapters.<br> 11. The Great Seal (Skt. Mahamudra) Traditions: 6 chapters.<br> 12. The Peace-Making Lineages: 8 chapters.<br> 13. The Cutting (gcod) Traditions and the Tradition of Kharakpa: 3 chapters.<br> 14. The Great Compassion cycle, Adamantine Garland Tradition, and Other Minor Traditions: 12 chapters.<br> 15. Various Monastic Traditions, Questions Concerning the Blue Annals, and the Printing of the Blue Annals: 5 chapters.