Property:Archivistnotes
From Rinchen Terdzö
This is a property of type Text.
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This work doesn't have a title, so the one given here, which was taken from the karchag, is for cataloging purposes only. +
This work doesn't have a title, so the one given here, which was taken from the karchag, is for cataloging purposes only. +
This work doesn't have a title, so the one given here, which was taken from the karchag, is for cataloging purposes only. +
This work doesn't have a title, so the one given here, which was taken from the karchag, is for cataloging purposes only. +
In the karchag this work is included within the previous title. +
This work doesn't have a title, so the one given here, which was adapted from the first line of the text, is for cataloging purposes only. +
There are seven different texts grouped together under this title +
This work actually doesn't have a title, so I'm using the tentative title found in the margins for cataloging purposes only. +
This work has no title, so the one used here, taken from the margins of the text, is only for cataloging purposes +
This work appears twice in the Rinchen Terdzo with only slight variations. The other version can be found [[Terdzo-TSI-053|here]]. +
There 52 short works included under this title +
there are 10 works included under this title +
there are 3 short works included under this title +
In the pdf, i.e. the actual printing, the printer colophon is the more standard one used throughout the Shechen Edition, rather than the one found here in the Unicode. +
This work has no title, so the one given here that is modified from the karchag is for cataloging purposes only. +
This work has no title, so the one given here that is modified from the karchag is for cataloging purposes only. +
not sure which of the Chogling's Thugs Chen cycles the colophon refers to. +
This work has no title, so the one given here that is taken from the karchag is for cataloging purposes only. +
This is the form of spyan ras gzigs that was the original basis for the practice of smyung gnas +
Originally this treasure cycle was revealed by the three tertons, apparently together, whom subsequently all met tragic ends due to not being the intended recipients of the treasure. Later 'dar 'phyar ba, the intended revealer, received it again and was able to propagate it more widely. +
