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Although the biographies of Tri Songdetsen's sons are notoriously murky, Margyel Dongkar is believed to have been the mother of at least two princes: Mune/Muni Tsenpo (mu ne/ni btsan po) and Mutik Tsenpo (mu tig btsan po), also known as Senalek (sad na legs) or Tri Desongtsen (khri lde srong btsan).[9] Later sources also named her as the mother of another, possibly apocryphal prince, Murum, Murub, or Muruk Tsenpo (mu rum / mu rug / mu rug bstan po).[10] Still other later sources name her as the mother of Prince Mutri Tsenpo (mu khri btsan po),[11] who is sometimes considered the same as Mune/Muni Tsenpo.[12] ...
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... The prophesy Chokgyur Lingpa offered also contains perhaps the earliest claim that he was the reincarnation of Lhase Muruk Tsenpo (lha sras mu rug btsan po), a personage who was invented by later Tibetan histories as a son of the Tibetan emperor Tri Songdetsen (khri srong lde'u btsan, 742-796) ...
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... He is said to have been the seventh incarnation of a Lhase Muruk Tsenpo (lha sras mu rug btsan po), a son of King Tri Songdetsen (khri srong lde'u btsan). ...
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