Chetsun Khyenrab Jampa Ngawang Lhundrub, the sixteenth abbot of Nalendra Monastery, was matchless in his learning and understanding of sūtra and tantra. He was granted the Lamdré teachings thirty times and the Vajramālā empowerments fifteen times. He had many, many students all from Ngari to Mongolia, and was venerated by over two hundred incarnate abbots […]
Tsungme Kheshing Drubpa Jamgon Sangye Palzang is the thirty-fifth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Drangti Khenchen Durbpai Wangchug Jampa Namkha Samdrub is the thirty-third abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Jampa Tsultrim Lhundrub is the thirty-two abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Tsang Dokharwa Khenchen Trashi Lhundrub is the thirty-first abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Khangsarwa Drubpai Wangchug Jamgon Jampa Sonam Zangpo is the thirtieth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Tsangchug Zhungpel Kyawa Tsungme Sonam Palden is the twenty-ninth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Jampa Tsultrim Palzang is the twenty-eighth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Khyabdak Wangchuk Rabten was a Lamdré lineage holder. […]
Ngawang Kunga Tashi, the twenty-ninth Sakya throneholder, was born at Sakya Monastery in 1656. His father was the twenty-eighth Sakya throneholder, Ngawang Sonam Wangchuk. His mother was Pekar Butri. According to legend, when he was still in his mother’s womb, his grandfather who served as the twenty-seventh Sakya throneholder, Jamgön Anye Shyap Kunga Sonam told […]
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