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0101 Antiquities of Indian Tibet : vol.2
Antiquities of Indian Tibet : vol.2 / Page 101 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000266
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His son was Khri-lde-btsug-brtan-mes-'ag-tshoms (705–55 A.D.). During the lifetime of this king the castle of Kha-brag-dar-phu was built at Lhasa; all the lowlands were filled [with buildings]. He built the vihāras Khri-rtse of Gliṅ-bcu ('Ten lands'); at Brag-dmar Ga-chu-sar-sgo, Phaṅ-thaṅ-ka-med, Ka-chu-pan-chub (L MS.: Ka-chu-ban-chuṅ), Brag-dmar-mgrin-bzaṅ (L MS.: Hbrin-bzaṅ), and many others. Su-dgu-so-ka of Brag-kha (L MS.: Dgu-so-ka of Bran-kha) and Džñana-kumara of Sñegs became translators (lo-tsha-ba), and translated the two books (Gser-hod-dam-pa (Suvarṇa-prabhāsa-sūtra) and Las-brgya-pa (Karma-śataka). Pi-tsi-tsanda-śri (L MS.: Pi-tsi-tsantra-śri) translated the Smad-sbyad (L MS.: Sman-spyad), the Rtsis (divination), and so forth, and introduced the great ceremonies of religion.