The Words of My Perfect Teacher: Difference between revisions

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ISBN 0-06-066449-5			ISBN 1-57062-412-7

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-'''Go Khukpa Lheytse''' ([['gos khug pa lhas btsas]]) [early 11th century]
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+  <td colspan=2><center>ISBN 0-06-066449-5</center></td>
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-Gö-Khukpa Lheytse was born in the [[Tsang Tana]] region of central Tibet and was a contemporary of [[Marpa Lotsawa]]. He first studied in Tibet and then traveled to Kashmir, India, and Nepal. He studied with seventy-two Panditas of India and mastered the Sanskrit language and buddhist teachings. He translated many scriptures into Tibetan and contributed to the translation effort of [[Kagyur]] and [[Tangyur]]. He is one of the most important translators in the [[New Translation School]], after [[Lochen Rinchen Sangpo]].
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