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Lu'i Wangpo [of 'Khon, one of TIbet's first translators, at the time of king Trisong De'utsen (one of Tibet's first seven monks [[sad mi mi bdun]] appointed to see if TTs could keep the precepts and vows of ordination] [IW] | Lu'i Wangpo [of 'Khon, one of TIbet's first translators, at the time of king Trisong De'utsen (one of Tibet's first seven monks [[sad mi mi bdun]] appointed to see if TTs could keep the precepts and vows of ordination] [IW] | ||
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འཁོན་ཀླུའི་དབང་པོ
Lu'i Wangpo [of 'Khon, one of TIbet's first translators, at the time of king Trisong De'utsen (one of Tibet's first seven monks sad mi mi bdun appointed to see if TTs could keep the precepts and vows of ordination] [IW]
Lui Wangpo of Khon, a translator at the time of King Trisong Deutsen. One of sad mi mi bdun one of the first translators in Tibet [RY]