འགར། | Glossary of Terms

གར།
མགར།
འགར།

’gar
gar
mgar

Term

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Gar

The Third Well-Spoken Branch: An Exact Account of How All the Victorious One’s Teachings Extant Today in the Land of Snow Mountains Were Put into Print

Gar

འགར།
གར།
མགར།

’gar
gar
mgar

Definition in this text:

The Gar is a Tibetan clan of ancient provenance, the origin of which traces back to the ministers of Newo Trana, one of the twelve kingdoms of preimperial Tibet. According to the Catalog, it's one of the eighteen tribes of Nguchen Gyalmo, belonging to the divine lineage of Go.

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AS

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AO

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AD

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AA

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RP

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RS

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SU

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