dGu gri zing po rje khri pang sum

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Other names / Alternative spellings 

dGu gri zing po rje (ms. PT 1287 l. 183, 234) 

dGu khri zing po rje khri pas sum (ms. PT 1290 l. r.5) 

dGu gri zing po rje khri pang sum (ms. PT 1290 l. v.6) 

dGug gri'i zing po rje (ms. PT 1286 l. 11) 

Zing po rje khri pang sum (ms. PT 1287 l. 133, 135, 139) 

Zing po rje khri pangs sum (ms. PT 1287 l. 119) 

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

rgyal pran 

Period of activity

VIth century ? 

VIIth century ? 

Reign of sTag bu snya gzigs 

Reign of gNam ri slon mtshan 

Biographical data 

dGu gri zing po rje was the lord of Ngas po (ms. PT 1286 l. 11, PT 1290 l. r. 5). 

dGu gri zing po rje khri pang sum was residing in sDur ba'i yu sna (ms. PT 1287 l. 119). 

dGu gri zing po rje was contacted by mNyan 'Dzi zung nag po, Zing po rje stag skya bo's rejected minister (ms. PT 1287 l. 133). 

dGu gri zing po rje annexed Zing po rje stag skya bo's territory, Klum ro, and Yul yel (ms. PT 1287 l. 134-135). 

dGu gri zing po rje rewarded mNyan 'Dzi zung nag po for Zing po rje stag skya bo's murder (ms. PT 1287 l. 136-137). 

dGu gri zing po rje's ministers (blon po) were mGar and mNyan ['Dzi zung nag po ?] (ms. PT 1286 l. 11). 

dGu gri zing po rje's mngan was dBa's bShos to re khru gu (ms. PT 1287 l. 143)

dGu gri zing po rje rejected Myang Tseng sku's complaint and ruled the case in favour of Pa tshab za, mNyan 'Dzi zung nag po's wife (ms. PT 1287 l. 139-142). 

dGu gri zing po rje rejected dBa's Phangs to re dbyi tshab's complaint about the murder of his younger brother dBa's bShos to re khru gu and ruled the case in favour of gShen Khri bzher 'dron kong (ms. PT 1287 l. 144-146). 

Because of dGu gri zing po rje's unfair rulings, his dBa's and Myang subjects shifted their fealty to sTag bu snya gzigs, they were later joined by mNon bZang to re and his son mNon Pang sum 'dron po (ms. PT 1287 l. 148-154). 

dGu gri zing po rje was defeated by gNam ri slon mtshan (ms. PT 1287 l. 183). 

dGu gri zing po rje's heir might have been the "Mang po rje sum bu" who fled to the "land of the Turks" (dru gu yul, ms. PT 1287 l. 183).

Titles 

rje (ms. PT 1290 l. r.5, v.6) 

Notes