P50: stag tshang lo tsA ba shes rab rin chen/

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stag tshang lo tsA ba sgra pa shes rin sa skya'i gdung rabs chen mo [2000] (324b)
chos rje skad gnyis smra ba mkhas pa chen po shes rab rin chen zhwa lu lo tsA ba rnam thar I_A [ms] (11b)
skad gnyis smra ba lo chen shes rab rin chen gong dkar ba rnam thar I_B1 [xyl] (25b)
stag tshang lo tsA ba shes rab rin cen rgyal mtshan dpal bzang po tshar chen rnam thar [Lobshe 1983] (433)
chos rje shes rab rin chen rgyal mtshan dpal bzang po gong dkar ba'i gsan yig phyogs bsgrigs [2005] (406)
gtsang stag tshang gi lo tstsha ba shes rab rin chen rgyal mtshan dpal bzang po sa skya'i gdung rabs stag tshang [ms] (34a)

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Dates

Date of birth: 1405 Jackson 1991 (pp. 224, 225), gso rig bstan pa'i nyin byed [2000] (p. 205), Cabezón 1995 (p. 654), mi sna [1993] (p. 510), Van der Kuijp 2004 (p. 40), Van der Kuijp 2009 (p. 11)
Date of death: 1477 Van der Kuijp 2004 (p. 40), Van der Kuijp 2009 (p. 11)
Date of death: 11-1477 Van der Kuijp 2014 (p. 130 n. 39)

General

"sTag tshang lo tsā ba Shes rab rin chen (b. 1405) was one of the greatest and most versatile scholars ever to appear within the Sakyapa tradition. Sometimes he is included together with Go rams pa and Shākya mchog ldan as one of the three most learned scholars in both Sūtra and Tantra studies [...] and his collected writings numbered twelve volumes.” Jackson 1983 (p. 9)
"considered to be tsong kha pa blo bzang grags pa/ (1357–1419)'s main critic from among the sa skya pas" Tauscher 1992 (p. 411)

Biographical data

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Events (chronological)

1425: received the rab byung ordination from chos 'khor sgang’s abbot seng ge rgyal mtshan dung dkar tshig mdzod chen mo [2002] (s.v. stag tshang lo tsā ba shes rab rin chen) Ehrhard 2004 (p. 248 n. 8)
1453/1454: acted as nags kyi rin chen/ 's servant and translator Ehrhard 2004 (p. 255)
1455: authored dus 'khor spyi don/ mi sna [1993] (p. 511)
1463: authored grub mkha' kun shes/ Tauscher 1992 (p. 657)
intensively engaged in debate rounds (grwa skor gzhung) where he established many religious connections (chos 'brel) mi sna [1993] (p. 510)
invited by lo chen ba skyabs mchog dpal bzang / (d. ca. 1340) to chos 'khor sgang / to study the five sciences mi sna [1993] (p. 511)
became abbot of chos 'khor sgang / mi sna [1993] (p. 511)