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Clear Words [commentary on Nagarjuna's Fundamental Treatise on the Middle Way]; Mulamadhyamaka-vrtti-prasannapada; Chandrakirti, 7th century [RY]
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Five Linking Kings called Tsen. Gyel Tore Longtsen, Tri Tsen-nam, Tri Drapungtsen, Tri Tokje Toktsen, and Lhatotori Nyentsen, in whose reign the "Awesome Secret" was discovered. Five who were Strict with Words (Tibetan kings) [RY]
 
five linking kings called tsen [Gyel tore longtsen, trhi tsennam, trhi drapungtsen, trhi thokje thoktsen, and lhatotori nyentsen, in whose reign the "awesome secret" was discovered. See also history, ch. 3, note three GD] [IW]
 
five linking kings called tsen [IW]


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Five Linking Kings called Tsen. Gyel Tore Longtsen, Tri Tsen-nam, Tri Drapungtsen, Tri Tokje Toktsen, and Lhatotori Nyentsen, in whose reign the "Awesome Secret" was discovered. Five who were Strict with Words (Tibetan kings) [RY]

five linking kings called tsen [Gyel tore longtsen, trhi tsennam, trhi drapungtsen, trhi thokje thoktsen, and lhatotori nyentsen, in whose reign the "awesome secret" was discovered. See also history, ch. 3, note three GD] [IW]

five linking kings called tsen [IW]