Literature
- Autobiography of the First Panchen Lama (1567–1622) Panchen Lozang Chökyi Gyeltsen (Chos smra ba'i dge slong blo bzang chos kyi rgyal mtshan gyi sphyod tshul gsal bar ston pa nor bu'i phreng ba zhes bya ba zhugs so)
- The Vaidurya Serpo (Dga' ldan chos byung vai durya ser po), Desi Sangye Gyamtso's (1653–1705) history of the Gandenpa tradition
- Dungkar's Encyclopedia (dung dkar tshig mdzod chen mo) by Dungkar Lozang Trinle (1927–1997)
- Treasury of Names (Ming dzod) by Koshül Drakpa Chungne (born 20th century) and Gyelwa Lozang Khedrup (born 20th century)
- Ngawang Lozang Gyamtso's Autobiography of the Fifth Dalai Lama (za hor gyi ban de ngag dbang blo bzang rgya mtsho'i 'di snang 'khrul ba'i rol rtsed rtogs brjod kyi tshul du bkod pa du lu la' gos bzang)
- Ngawang Lozang Gyamtso's Spontaneous Achievement of the Four Enlightened Activities: realization, offerings, expiation, praises, feasts, and so forth for the ocean of loyal dharma protectors who possess unhindered strength and power (Thogs med drag rtsal nus stobs ldan pa'i dam can chos srung rgya mtsho'i mngon rtogs mchod 'bul bskyang bshags bstod tsogs sogs 'phrin las rnam zhi lhun drub ces bya ba bzhugs so)
- Sumpa Khenpo Yeshe Peljor's (1704–1788) Chronological Table (Dpag bsam ljon bzang)
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