1040–11; the Tibetan translator and second throne-holding Sakya heirarch, also known as Bari Lotsāwa or Rinchen Drak (rin chen grags) who, along with this and many other texts, also translated ninety-three sādhanas that are grouped together under his name in the Tengyur.

1040–11; the Tibetan translator and second throne-holding Sakya heirarch, also known as Bari Lotsāwa or Rinchen Drak (rin chen grags) who, among many other texts, translated ninety-three sādhanas that are grouped together under his name in the Tibetan canon.