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Ladakh, Taktsang Repa and this king founded the Hemis Monastery, which remains the principal Drukpa monastery in that area today. With the introduction of

single surviving vol. of a unique ms. preserved in the library of the Hemis Monastery of Ladakh," Chopal Lama (Darjeeling 1985). TBRC resource no. 23930.

ngag dbang rgya mtsho and his subsequent rebirths - the chief lamas of Hemis monastery; by ngag dbang dkar brgyud rgya mtsho and the 5th [[bde chen chos 'khor

ngag dbang rgya mtsho and his subsequent rebirths - the chief lamas of Hemis monastery; by ngag dbang dkar brgyud rgya mtsho and the 5th bde chen chos 'khor

propagation of the Drukpa Kagyu teaching: Taksang Repa, the founder of Hemis Monastery in Ladak; Dorzong Rinpoche, who spread the teachings to China as well

prepared through the efforts of Spyan snga Bsod nams lhun grub of the Hemis Monastery in Ladakh, Kagyu Sungrab Nyamso Khang (Darjeeling 1982), in 3 vols.

pa tradition) "reproduced from a rare manuscript from the library of Hemis Monastery," Khams sprul VIII Don brgyud nyi ma, Sungrab Nyamso Gyunphel Parkhang

set once belonging to Rje Sâkya-rin-chen and Preserved at Pha-jo-ldin Monastery, Kunzang Tobgey (Thimphu 1976), in 5 vols. Vols. 4-5 have different publishing