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177 Ibid., 132.
178 bKa’-brgyud mGur-mtsho, 100a6–101a3; The Rain of Wisdom, 215–17.
179 gTsug-lag Phreng-ba, 378.
180 Pad-ma dKar-po, 502.
181 Ibid., 503.
182 Zhwa-dmar Chos-kyi Don-grub, Tshe-dpag-med dBang-dpe (title page n.a.), 15b.
183 Śākya Rin-chen, 179–88.
184 The Blue Annals (Roerich), 797–802; (‘Gos Lotsāba), 701–5.
185 Ibid., (Roerich), 325; (‘Gos Lo-tsā-ba), 288.
186 Derge, texts 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468, 1469, 3795, 3968, 4544.
187 Ibid., texts 1271, 1434, 1435, 1437, 1441, 1443, 1444, 1448, 1541, 1568–72, 1887, 1925,
3663, 4592.
188 Derge Canon, 2710.
189 Hubert Decleer, Pers. comm., 10 Febraury 2004.
190 lHa-btsun, Grub-thob gTsang-pa sMyon-pa’i rNam-thar, 114.
191 Situ Padma Nyin-byed dBang-po, ′Phags pa mchog spyan ras gzigs rgyal ba rgya mtsho′i
dbang bskur ye shes myur ′bebs, 11b–12a.
192 Guru bKra-shis, 601.
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THE YAK HORN AND BURNING TEXTS
1 Tshig-mdzod Chen-mo, 1841.
2 An example is Mi-pham ‘Jam-dbyangs rGya-mtsho, Las Sna-tshogs kyi Be′u-bum (China: Mirigs
dPe-skrun-khang, 1999).
3 rGya-ldang-pa, 356–7.
4 Ibid., 357.
5 Ibid., 357.
6 Ibid., 357. The song is called ‘Dur-dbyangs. Although ‘Dur can have a variety of meanings,
here it appears to have the simplest of these meanings, an equivalent of gro, (‘to go’), thus
signifying a song sung while walking or running.
7 Ibid., 358. zhe sdang ma byed bdag rgyud bsreg/sdug bsngal ma byed rang sems rlag/ khyod
sgrub na gdams ngag bya bzhin du/′phur te brag gi gseb tu thal/gsol ba btab na byon te mchi/
8 Ibid., 359. Ras chung pa’i bsam pa la/‘o na de rnams kyis/ngal la gnod pa’am mi phan pa’i
rtags yin snyam nas blo zhi lhan song ngo//
9 Mon-rtse-pa, 171: Ras chung pa legs se can du spe [sic] cha mang du bzhag; rGyaldang-pa,
357: yon bdag mo cig la dpe cha be [alternative spelling for be’u] bum che shos cig yod pa.
10 Mon-rtse-pa., 172.
11 Byang-chub bZang-po, 132.
12 Ibid., 132.
13 Ibid., 132.
14 Byang-chub bZang-po, 133: gdams ngag mang na bdud du ‘gro.
15 NGMPP rNam-thar, 27a–27b, ’di gcig shes kun la mkhas pa cig ‘ong mno’ [sic: mno] tsa
na/kun shes gcig la gdugs pa cig ‘ong bar ‘dug; Rwa-lung, 213: rje btsun gyi gsung nas ‘di
gcig shes kun grol zhig yong ngam smyam tsa na/kun shes gcig la rdugs pa zhig yong bar
‘dug.
16 Deb-ther dMar-po, 80; rGya-bod Tshang-yig, 526–7.