"Red Ācārya." Blue Annals, pp. 697, 1049-50. Indian who seems to have been active in western Tibet. He was a controversial figure, and there was plenty of discussion of his identity, which seems to have gotten crossed with other figures (including the Tibetan Dam pa Dmar po). Often identified with Guhyaprajña or Prajñāguhya, q.v.
Drepung Catalog, p. 1217: A tsa ra dmar po zhabs kyi brgyud pa'i gsol 'debs.
