See also “Chom Ralpa.”

Chomden Rikpai Raldri (bcom ldan rig pa’i ral gri, 1227–1305) was a prominent scholar based at Narthang monastery who compiled an inventory of translated Buddhist texts and guided the compilation of the Old Narthang manuscript Kangyur (no longer extant), which is considered the first Kangyur compiled in Tibet. He was a student of Chim Chenpo Namkha Drak and the teacher of Jamgak Pakṣi.

A Tibetan scholar of the early Kadam school who lived from 1227–1305 ᴄᴇ. He composed a history of Buddhism in India and Tibet in 1261 and compiled a survey of Buddhist texts that had been translated into Tibetan. Toward the end of his life he played a key role in the compilation of what is considered the first full Kangyur, known as the old Narthang Manuscript Kangyur, which is no longer extant.

See also “Chom Ralpa.”