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over forty years. 1st Dzogchen Rinpoche Pema Rigdzin 2nd Dzogchen Ponlop Namkha Osel 3rd Dzogchen Rinpoche Gyurme Thekchog Tenzin 4th Jebon Pema Kundrol

relation with the Nepalese King. His root Guru was Rigdzin Ngagi Wangpo of Thubten Dorje Drag Monastery near Lhasa. He received all Nyingma Ka-Ter teaching

Dordrag Rigdzin IX Thubten Chöwang Namnyi Dorje (1884-1932), went to Kham and had many disciples. 11) Dordrag Rigdzin X Jetsün Thubten Jigme Namdrol Gyatso

affiliated with Thubten Dorje Drak, the seat of the Northern Treasure (Jang Ter) Nyingma dharma tradition. In the 19th century, the great Khenpo Namkha Longyang

Garchen Rinpoche Garje Khamtrul Rinpoche Gendun Rinpoche Geshe Acharya Thubten Loden, resident in Melbourne, Australia. Geshe Lozang Jamspal Geshe Lundrup

A Garland of Immaculate Moons, The Biography of Lapchiwa Namkha Gyaltsen (1372-1437); by Namkha Samdrub Gyaltsen (nam mkha' bsam grub rgyal mtshan, 15th

son of Rog Tashi Trak]] (rog bkra shis grags): 1166-1244 /KS or 1233 /TS Namkha Pal (nam mkha' dpal): 1170-1226 /Khetsun 1236 Rog Shikpo Rinchen Sherap

discovered many termas. RY Dagchen Kunga Legpai Gyaltsen: -1336 [MR] Dagchen Namkha Gyaltsen: 1312- [MR] Dagchen Wangdu Nyingpo (bdag chen dbang 'dus snying

his time at the Karma Kagyu monastery established by his uncle, Bongsar Namkha Dorje which was to become the new seat of Beru Khyentse Rinpoche. Older

Lapchiwa Namkha Gyaltsen (la phyi ba nam mkha' rgyal mtshan, 1372-1437) Duldzin Ngawang Gyaltsen ('dul 'dzin ngag dbang rgyal mtshan) Namkha Samdrub Gyaltsen

Dordrag Rigdzin IX Thubten Chöwang Namnyi Dorje (1884-1932), went to Kham and had many disciples. 11) Dordrag Rigdzin X Jetsün Thubten Jigme Namdrol Gyatso

Loden (padma theg mchog blo ldan), Thubten Nyendrak (thub bstan snyan grags) of Dzogchen Monastery, and Serkha Thubten Chödrak (gser kha thub bstan chos