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Both during his tenure as the Je Khenpo and after retirement, Tenzin Chogyel exchanged letters and compositions with the two leading hierarchs of Drukpa Kagyu tradition in Tibet, the Seventh Drukchen, Kagyu Tinle Shingta ('brug chen 07 dkar brgyud 'phrin las shing rta, 1718–1766) and the Second Drubwang, Kunga Mingyur Dorje (grub dbang 02 kun dga' min 'gyur rdo rje, 1721–1769) ...
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... While studying, two Je Khenpos and Geshe Shergyel (dges bshes sher rgyal) decided to send him to Tibet, where he was presented before Kunga Mingyur Dorje (kun dga mi 'gyur rdo rje, 1721-1769) at the monastery of Lho Khul Nyelgon Dreule (lho khul gnyal gdon dre'u lhas) ...
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