Chag Lo-tsā-ba, 1197-1264

found: Sṅags log sun ʾbyin gyi skor bźugs so, 1979 (a.e.)t.p. (Chag Lo-tsā-ba) data from India (Chag Lo-tsā-ba Chos-rje-dpal)

found: Chos-dpal-dar-dpyaṅ. The biography of Chag Lo-tsā-ba ... 1981:t.p.(Chag Lo-tsā-ba Chos rje dpal (Dharmasvāmin)) data from India (b. 1197; d. 1264)

found: Dpal dus kyi ʼkhor loʼi brgyud pa rin chen rtogs brjod dpag bsam snye ma, 2014:t.p. (Chag Lo-tsā-ba Rin-chen-chos-rgyal)

found: Gangs can mkhas grub rim byon, 1992:page 542 (Chag-lo Chso-rje-dpal) page 543 (b. 1197; d. 1264)

found: Chag Lo-tsā-ba Chos-rje-dpal gyi rnam par thar pa bla maʼi gsung dri ma med pa bsgrigs pa, 2018 loʼi zla 7:page 1 (Chag Lo-tsā-ba mtshan Dharmasūmiśrī zhes bya ba)

found: Academia (Website), viewed on February 11, 2025(The Translator in Tibetan History: Identity and Influence by Roberta Raine; the fascinating biography of Chag Lotsawa Choje Pal (1197-1264), one of the last lotsawas to study at Nalanda Monastery when it was already partially in ruins, was translated into English by George Roerich (1959) Biography of Dharmasvamin [i.e. Dharmasvāminī] (Chag lo tsa ba Chos-rje dpal), a Tibetan monk Pilgrim. Patna: K.P. Jayaswal Research Institute) - https://www.academia.edu/636294/The_Translator_in_Tibetan_History_Identity_and_Influence