A Tibetan of Yar 'brog. Apparently he was not a monk, but belonged to a local ruling family in Yar 'brog. Group of 30 letters addressed to him in Ehrhard, BC, [1] folios 68-103, [5] folios 25-46. The second group of letters are less formal in tone, but contain much of a yogic nature, instructions on postures and visualizations, etc. I believe he is identical to the 1453 biographer of Bo dong Phyogs las rnam rgyal. As such he is also called 'Jigs med 'bangs. He was younger brother of Yar 'brog Khri dpon Kun dga' rgyal mtshan.
