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Antiquities of Indian Tibet : vol.2 |
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MINOR CHRONICLES : IV. CIG-TAN 173
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TRANSLATION
Originally the forefather called Lord Ltsan-mkhan-Malig, who is the con-
structor of the castles of Dar-go, Kug-šo, and Cig-tan, came from Bru-sad in Gyi-lid,
and arrived before Dar-go. When he arrived there, he was carrying a stick of walnut
[wood in his hand]. As he perceived that there was a beautiful site and water, he planted
the dry stick, and prayed :-
If I should become a lord over all men,
And if in this place a town should be founded, May this stick begin to grow !
Thus saying, he planted the tree and went to sleep. When he awoke and looked
about, he saw buds growing out of the dry stick. Then he built a town.
At that time two fairies (goddesses) called Ti-sug and Gan-ga-sug arrived [there]
from Bru-sad in Gyi-lid. When these two fairies arrived there, the fairy of Dar-go
spread out on the water from the other side of the stream a silk blanket, invited them,
and brought them to Dar-go. When they arrived at Dar-go, Ltsan-mkhan-Malig built
[another] castle, and placed both fairies, Ti-sug and Gan-ga-sug, inside this castle.
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