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A Barawa Kagyu lama named Ngawang Chodrak Gyatso (ngag dbang chos grags rgya mtsho, 1722–69), a disciple of the Second Kagyu Tulku and a member of the Jamling family ('jam gling) that were important patrons of the Barawa Kagyu, was informed by members of Kagyu Gonsar Monastery (bka' brgyud dgon gsar) that a rebirth of his teacher had been found in Sikkim ...
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... After his teacher Ngawang Gyeltsen passed away Tenzin Nyida erected a reliquary shrine at the monastery.[1] Among his other disciples was Ngawang Chodrak Gyatso (ngag dbang chos grags rgya mtsho, 1722–1769), of the Jamling family ('jam gling) from Kyirong ...
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