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[[King Jah]]. The recipient of the [[Mahayoga]] teachings. ([[RY]]) | [[King Jah]]. The recipient of the [[Mahayoga]] teachings. ([[RY]]) | ||
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རྒྱལ་པོ་ཛ
King Jah. The recipient of the Mahayoga teachings. (RY)
King Jah; King Dza. (RY)
King Jah. The first human recipient of the Mahayoga teachings and an important figure head in the transmission of Anu Yoga. (RY)
King Jah. (RY)