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• Chökyi Wangchuk  + (Shamarpa 6)
• Shangom Chöseng  + (Shangom Chöseng is one of the six heart-disciple of Khyungpo Neljor. Lineage: Shangom Chöseng > Mokchokpa Rinchen Tsöndrü: scv4p211)
• Gyurmé Pema Namgyel  + (Shechen Gyeltsab 4)
• Dilgo Khyentsé Trashi Peljor  + (Shechen Khyentsé)
• Shechen Kongtrül Péma Drimé  + (Shechen Kongtrül)
• Gelek Gyeltsen  + (Shiwa Lha 4)
• Sangyé Nyentön  + (Sixth Jewel among the Seven Shangpa Jewels. Lineage: la stod mgon po > Sangyé Nyentön: SCv7p221)
• Shangs pa bka' brgyud brgyud pa'i rnam thar gsol 'debs  + (Some of the prayers have been translated in english in ''Timeless Rapture'', in french in ''Les Chants d'Immortalité'', in polish in ''Ponadczasowa Rozkosz''.)
• Kalu Dorjé Chang  + (Son of [[Karma Lekshé Drayang]]. Kalu Dorjé Chang who was rgarded as an emanation of [[Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Thayé]] and [[Dorjé Rinchen]].)
• Dönyö Gyeltsen  + (Son of [[Phagö Künga Zangpo]], father of [[Sektön Künga Gyeltsen]]. See: [https://www.tbrc.org/#library_work_ViewByOutline-O1GS979091GS98202%7CW8224 BDRC W8224].)
• Lus gsum 'chi med rang grol  + (Source-instructions concerning the three bodies.)
• 'chug med bar do gsum gyi gdams pa  + (Source-instructions concerning the three bodies.)
• Sgyu lus drug ldan  + (Source-instructions concerning the three bodies. Linked to [[khyad 'phags kyi gdams pa bco lnga]] and [[lus gsum 'chi med rang grol]])
• Khyad 'phags kyi gdams pa bco lnga  + (Source-instructions concerning the three bodies. Linked to [[lus gsum 'chi med rang grol]] and [[sgyu lus drug ldan]])
• Sems 'chi med kyi rtsa ba  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in the book ''Lady of illusion'' p. 163)
• Chos rje ston pa'i 'chi med  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in ''Timeless Rapture: Inspired Verse Of The Shangpa Masters'' p.120)
• Yal ga 'chugs med lam khyer rnam gsum gyi rdo rje'i tshig rkang  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in the book ''Lady of illusion'' p. 155)
• Sems 'chi med du ngo sprod pa'i rdo rje'i mgur  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in ''Timeless Rapture: Inspired Verse Of The Shangpa Masters'' p.107)
• Sdong po phyag rgya chen po ga'u ma'i rdo rje'i tshig rkang  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in ''Lady of illusion'' p.145)
• Sems 'chi med du ston pa'i rdo rje'i gsung  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in ''Timeless Rapture: Inspired Verse Of The Shangpa Masters'' p.114)
• Sems 'chi med rdo rje'i mgur  + (Source-text concerning Mahamudra. Translated in english in ''Timeless Rapture: Inspired Verse Of The Shangpa Masters'' p.97)
• Khyung po'i nyams len drug pa  + (Source-text concerning bodhicitta.)
• Gzhan don phun sum tshogs pa'i rten 'brel  + (Source-text concerning bodhicitta. Source for (and author according to) [[phrin las rab rgyas]].)
• Snying rje mkha' khyab sogs khyung po'i zhal gzigs kyi chos bskor rnams  + (Source-texts concerning bodhicitta.)
• Rinchen Gönpo  + (Student of the [[Dalaï Lama Gendün Gyamtso|2nd Dalaï Lama]] and 8th Karmapa)

• Künga Sönam  + (Sungbum: [https://www.tbrc.org/#!rid=W29307 BDRC W29307])

• Situ Pema Dönyö Nyinjé  + (Tai Situ 12)
• Situ Pema Wangchok Gyelpo  + (Tai Situpa 11)
• Situ Chökyi Jungné  + (Tai Situpa 8)
• Situ Pema Nyinjé Wangpo  + (Tai Situpa 9)
• Yid bzhin nor bu'i lo rgyus  + (Taken from [[khyung po'i rnam thar]])
• Sönam Chokden  + (Tashi Chode Won Tulku 2)
• Chökyi Gyeltsen  + (Tatsak 1)
• Kor Nirupa  + (The name Kor Nirupa usually refers to a ma …
  The name Kor Nirupa usually refers to a master who has performed decades after the life of Khyungpo Neljor. The question remains open whether it is a master of the same name in the same place several generations before, or if other explanations are possible. [http://hridayartha.blogspot.com/2016/05/les-portes-derobees-de-la-mahamudra.html Article]
  tes-derobees-de-la-mahamudra.html Article])
• Atayavajra  + (There is a conjecture concerning this mast …
  There is a conjecture concerning this master, see Taranatha in [[phyag drug pa'i chos skor byung tshul]]. Note that ''advayavajra'' = ''gnyis med rdo rje'' and ''atulyavajra'' = ''mi mnyam rdo rje''
  ''ataya'' nor ''adāya'' can't be found in sankrit dictionaries. Taranatha says that ''adāya'' (or ''ataya'') means ''kun tu sbyin pa'' or ''mchog tu byams pa'' but this information could not be verified.
  Note that ''gnyis med rdo rje'' is a name of Maitripa.
  According to the [[Khyung po'i rnam thar|biography of Khyungpo Neljor]], Atayavajra transmitted: ''rdo rje rnam 'joms kyi sprul pa'i dkyil 'khor du dbang / rnam 'joms kyi rgyud + sgrub thabs (vajravidāraṇa tantra) / (rdo rje sgrol ma) lha bcu gcig sgrub thabs / lha lnga sgrub thabs / lha gcig ma'i sgrub thabs''.
  thabs / lha lnga sgrub thabs / lha gcig ma'i sgrub thabs''.)
• Khyungpo Neljor  + (Third Jewel among the Seven Shangpa Jewels …
  Third Jewel among the Seven Shangpa Jewels.
  Son of ''khyung rgyal stag la skyes''. Father of ''khyung po mi la grup pa'' / ''mi la shes rab rgyal mtshan'' (Who's son was Milarepa, see: ''bon gyi byun gkungs ston pa gtso bo legs bshad mdzod'', Shardza Tashi Gyaltsen, ''The Treasury of Good Sayings: A Tibetan History of Bon'' p.13).
  According to Kalu Dorjé Chang : Niguma and Sukhasiddhi were Khyungpo's two root-lamas. Maitripa, Rahula, Dorjé Denpa and Abhaya were his main lamas.
  a, Rahula, Dorjé Denpa and Abhaya were his main lamas.)
• Test Person  + (This is a test page)
• Virupa  + (This master is not the one at the origin of Lamdré but Virupa the Black, disciple of the first and also called Virupa of the East or Virupa the Younger. ([https://sakyaresearch.org/persons/2293 Sakya Research Center]))
• Dpal ldan bla ma'i rnam thar gsol 'debs zhal gsung ma phrin las lhun gyis grub pa'i sgra dbyangs  + (This prayer is contained in [[bla ma'i rnam thar dad pa'i gsol 'debs thar lam bgrod pa'i shing rta]])
• Ni gu chos drug gi zhal shes kyi lhan thabs  + (This text includes most of [[mos gus bla ma'i lung 'dren rnams]]. Linked to [[chos drug gi zhal gdams sprul sku rin chen blo gros kyis mdzad pa]])
• Ni gu chos drug gi khrid yig thang brdal ma  + (This text is based on [[ni gu chos drug gi khrid yig]] by [[Shönu Drup]], [[chos drug gi 'grel pa bdud rtsi rgya mtsho]] by [[Gyeltsen Bum]], and ? by [[Serlingpa Tashi Pel]].)
• Ni gu chos drug gi lung 'dren bla ma'i zhal shes  + (This text is composed of parts included in [[chos spyi'i nyer 'kho]] by Gyeltsen Bum with slight differences.)
• Sgyu lus 'bring po'i zur 'debs  + (This text is connected to [[chos drug gi gsung sgros]] by [[Gyeltsen Bum]])
• Rje btsun mu tig phreng ba  + (This text is included in [[rje btsun mu tig gi 'phreng ba'i zhal gdams kyi rim pa]])
• Chos drug gi zhal gdams sprul sku rin chen blo gros kyis mdzad pa  + (This text is linked to [[ni gu chos drug gi zhal shes kyi lhan thabs]])
• Bla ma rdo rje nag po chen po'i rgyan sgrub man ngag  + (This text is numbered "phu" (14) in the "ancient bebum". See the [[Catalog of Jamgön Kongtrül]])
• Ni gu las brgyud pa'i gser chos lnga'i sngon rjes rdo rje'i tshig rkang  + (This text was inspired by Rigdzin Tsewang Norbu [[ni gu'i chos spyod ngag 'don gyi rim pa]]. Contain an excerpt from [[lam khyer gsum gyi gsal byed DA ki'i zhal gdams|lam khyer gsum gyi gsal byed]])
• Mgon po snying zhugs kyi gdams pa 'pho ba dang bcas pa  + (This text, after the lineage prayer, is included in [[tshogs rnams kyi zur 'debs kyi zhal shes shin tu gsang ba'i yig chung rnams]] (p.258). Concerning the lineage prayer, see [[ni gu lugs kyi rgyud pa'i gsol 'debs]].)
• Rgyud sde lnga'i dbang gi zin bris  + (Though this text is not signed by Khyungpo Neljor, it is recorded in the [[Catalog of Gyurmé Dechen]].)
• Thrangu Rinpoché  + (Thrangu trülku 9)
• Zab lam ni gu'i chos drug gi khrid yig ye shes mkha' 'gro'i zhal gyi lung  + (Translated in english in ''Selected works of the Dalai Lama II, The tantric yogas of sister Niguma'', p.92)