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Terdzo-PI-006 + (In this case the scribe references the producer of the manuscript which was included in the Rinchen Terdzo, rather than the original written version of the treasure.)
Terdzo-ZHA-005 + (In this work Kongtrul apparently combines a pure vision from Dampa Deshek and a treasure from Longsal Nyingpo)
Terdzo-OM-054 + (It seems that the sadhana is from the revelations of Ratna Lingpa, while the empowerment portion is supplemented with material from the byang gter of Rigdzin Godem.)
Terdzo-BI-058 + (Khyentse Wangpo copied by hand the original terma scrolls, thus he is given authorship credit here since he was responsible for the version that appears in this collection.)
Terdzo-BI-060 + (Khyentse Wangpo is given authorship credit here because he was the one who decoded Chogling's rediscovery of this treasure.)
Terdzo-PA-060 + (Kongtrul states in the Terton Gyatsa that Tsewang Norbu rediscovered this treasure after Rolpe Dorje had reconcealed it.)
Terdzo-ZHA-042 + (Not exactly sure whom to attribute this work to, so I have left authorship blank until more info comes to light.)
Terdzo-SHI-015 + (Not sure if b+hu su ku refers to the Indian siddha, a.k.a. Shantideva, or if it is merely the name given to this particular practice.)
Terdzo-THI-039 + (Not sure which Tamdrin cycle the first is drawn from, as there doesn't seem to be a Padma Lingpa Tamdrin Treasure in the Rinchen Terdzo. Also, not sure whom the sngags 'chang mgar ston 'bum me referred to in the second colophon is either.)
Terdzo-HUNG-032 + (Not sure who blo gsal dge slong grags pa bstan bzang is, or if he is the author or the scribe of this text.)
Terdzo-DI-042 + (Not sure who put this work together, though it is apparently widespread among various Kagyu orders)
Terdzo-HUNG-024 + (Not sure who the author is here, as it's only signed as the chos bdag. Though, in that case, it could potentially be Taklung Zhabdrung Ngawang Thubten Jangchub Chokyi Nyima.)
Terdzo-NI-053 + (Not sure whom the dri med rdo rje mentioned in the karchag is, or what his relationship to this work is.)
Terdzo-NYI-032 + (Per the title and colophon, this work seems to combine aspects of all the previous works on Yudronma.)

Terdzo-WA-042 + (See notes on the following text)

Terdzo-'A-019 + (Since this treasure was received as a nye brgyud by Khyentse Wangpo, I am giving him authorship credit for the treasure texts, as he would have been the one responsible for the present version being set down in writing.)
Terdzo-RA-036 + (Since this treasure was received as a nye brgyud by Khyentse Wangpo, I am giving him authorship credit for the treasure texts, as he would have been the one responsible for the present version being set down in writing.)
Terdzo-'A-018 + (Since this treasure was received as a nye brgyud by Khyenste Wangpo, I am giving him authorship credit for the treasure texts, as he would have been the one responsible for the present version being set down in writing.)
Terdzo-NYI-046 + (Since this treasure was received as a nye brgyud by Khyenste Wangpo, I am giving him authorship credit for the treasure texts, as he would have been the one responsible for the present version being set down in writing.)
Terdzo-MI-052 + (Since, according to the colophon, this work was derived from a manuscript written by Khyentse Wangpo, he is given authorship credit.)
Terdzo-SHA-032B + (So this work seems to have been revealed by Khyentse Chokyi Lodro and offered to Dilgo Khyentse. Or, as it says elsewhere, it welled forth from the expanse of his realization ('jam dbyangs chos kyi blo gros pas dgongs klong nas phyungs))
Terdzo-PA-005 + (TBRC suggests that pad+ma gar dbang bde ba … TBRC suggests that pad+ma gar dbang bde ba'i rdo rje is likely the 15th Karmapa mkha' khyab rdo rje. However, Schwieger's catalog has this as a pen name of Kongtrul. I'm following the latter explanation, as the vast majority of the empowerments in the RTZ are written by Kongtrul, and I found several instances of this name being used in works that were either obviously by Kongtrul or were written at Tsadra Rinchen Drak and other such locations fitting with his writing activities. (-Mort)tting with his writing activities. (-Mort))
Terdzo-MI-001 + (Terton attribution is based on clarificati … Terton attribution is based on clarifications within the text that state that nyang ston sgrub pa po is another name for Nyangral, whom is well known under his actual name Nyima Oser. However, there also seems to be another layer of narrative that links this revelation to [[Yol mo sprul sku shAkya bzang po]][[Yol mo sprul sku shAkya bzang po]])
Terdzo-DI-032 + (The author signs merely as "zla ming." This was possibly written by zla sprul, i.e. Karma nges don bstan pa rab rgyas, or even possibly Dilgo Khyentse, but without more to go I can't be sure who the zla referred to in the colophon actually is.)
Terdzo-YI-020 + (The authorship attribution here is based o … The authorship attribution here is based on the supplication to 'gyur med rdo rje in the opening verses and the mention of gter chen bla ma in the colophon, which suggests that the blo gsal rgya mtsho who wrote this work is the same as gter bdag gling pa's scribe and student dge slong blo gsal rgya mtsho.and student dge slong blo gsal rgya mtsho.)
Terdzo-HUNG-029 + (The first part of this work seems to be extracted from the Grol tig dgongs pa rang grol cycle, while the latter part is from an unspecified revelation of 'ja' tshon snying po.)
Terdzo-PI-042 + (The work combines elements of the tradition of Nagarjuna and that of Sangye Lama.)
Terdzo-YI-008 + (There are 6 works included under this title and the individuals responsible for these works are recorded based on the capacity in which they were involved with their individual contributions, i.e. as an author, revealer or source author.)
Terdzo-DI-033 + (There are two texts included under this ti … There are two texts included under this title, the first of which was composed by mchog gling, while the second was composed by thub bstan rgyal mtshan 'od zer on the basis of zhig gling's thugs rje chen po 'khor ba las sgrol cycle. Thus the terton attribution is related to this second work, and not to mchog gling's gtor 'bul. work, and not to mchog gling's gtor 'bul.)
Terdzo-MI-021 + (There are two texts included under this title, the short root treasure by Nyangral and the longer rjes gnang by Kongtrul.)
Terdzo-DI-035 + (There are two texts included under this title, the first being a lus tshogs that is treasure of Sherab Oser and the second being a bza' tshogs from Longchenpa's bla ma yang tig.)
Terdzo-BI-015 + (There are two treasures included under thi … There are two treasures included under this title, the first is by Rig 'dzin rgod kyi ldem 'phru can and the second by sna nam 'brog pa thub rgyal. The latter also appears in Volume 46 text #4 ([[Terdzo-MI-004]]), as well as on page 44 of the illustrations (dpe'u ris) book, cataloged on this site as Volume 72.book, cataloged on this site as Volume 72.)
Terdzo-SHA-032A + (There is an author/revealer statement at the start of the text, rather than at the end.)
Terdzo-NI-058 + (There seems to be several authors and treasure cycles involved in this work, but they don't seem to be mentioned by name)
Terdzo-CHA-010 + (This cycle is a yang gter rediscovered by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, therefore both the original revealer, Gya Lotsāwa, and the subsequent revealer, Khyentse Wangpo, are recorded as Tertons.)
Terdzo-CHA-011 + (This cycle is a yang gter rediscovered by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, therefore both the original revealer, Gya Lotsāwa, and the subsequent revealer, Khyentse Wangpo, are recorded as Tertons.)
Terdzo-CHA-012 + (This cycle is a yang gter rediscovered by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, therefore both the original revealer, Gya Lotsāwa, and the subsequent revealer, Khyentse Wangpo, are recorded as Tertons.)
Terdzo-CHA-013 + (This cycle is a yang gter rediscovered by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, therefore both the original revealer, Gya Lotsāwa, and the subsequent revealer, Khyentse Wangpo, are recorded as Tertons.)
Terdzo-NA-034 + (This cycle is one of Khyentse Wangpo's yang gter)
Terdzo-PHI-067 + (This is a compilation of 52 works consisting of numerous treasures by several different revealers put together by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo.)