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Tuesday, 21 March 2017

dBa's Mang po rje pu tshab

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Other names / Alternative spellings 

dBa's Pu tshab (ms. PT 1287 l. 174, 178) 

Mang po rje pu tshab (ms. PT 1287 l. 195-196, 297) 


Social groups (status, family, lineage...) 

dBa's family 


Period of activity 

VIth century ? 

VIIth century 




Biographical data 

dBa's Mang po rje pu tshab and dBa's Mang po rje myes snang were dBa's Phangs to re dbyi tshab's nephews (tsha bo, ms. PT 1287 l. 195-196, 296-298), they were thus possibly sons of his younger brother dBa's shos to re khru gu

dBa's Mang po rje pu tshab and dBa's Mang po rje myes snang joined the oath of fealty sworn to Slon mtshan and Slon kol (ms. PT 1287 l. 173-174, 177-178). 

After gNam ri slon mtshan's victory over dGu gri zing po rje, dBa's Mang po rje pu tshab and dBa's Mang po rje myes snang were promoted as dku' rgyal (ms. PT 1287 l. 195-196). 

dBa's Mang po rje pu tshab and dBa's Mang po rje myes snang were bound by the oath of fealty sworn by dBa's Phangs to re dbyi tshab to Srong brtsan sgam po (ms. PT 1287 l. 247-298). 


Titles 


Notes 

Tsha bo could be understood either as grandson (transl. Bacot Toussaint Thomas 1946 p. 147) or as nephew (transl. Bacot Toussaint Thomas 1946 p. 139). The latter seems more likely in the context of the first mention of dBa's Pu tshab and dBa's Myes snang (i.e. death of dBa's dByi tshab's brother and absence of his sons).


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