• Niyogi, BSAB, p. 43.
• Niyogi, SBM, p. 279.
• Banerji, Bengal, p. 31. Says simply that he was a teacher at the Jagaddala Vihāra.
• Blue Annals, p. 757.
• Mkhas pa'i dga' ston, pp. 1493, 1495.
• Jackson, EGW, index.

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