Verhagen, HSGL, vol. 2, p. 18. He composed a biography of Śākyaśrībhadra.
KCDS, p. 74. A Sanskrit palmleaf manuscript, containing a number of untitled pieces, belonging to the Potala. This contains the following amusing Tibetan inscription: dpyal ston gdung rabs gser gyi 'phreng ba la / rim par byon pa'i mkhas grub ded dpon gyis / rgya gar kha spu can gyi pusta kaṃ / ngo mtsha[r] rnam mang spungs pa'i lhun po che / nyid yin bla ma'i drin gyis bdag nyid la / 'di dag ji bzhin klog pa'i skal bzang ldan.
Blue Annals, pp. 379, 519, 797 (he composed a text entitled Rin po che sgom gyi lde mig, which perhaps ought to be read Rin po che sgam gyi lde mig, 'Key to the Precious Box') and still other references.
Drepung Catalog, p. 1554: Dpyal gyi gdung rabs gangga'i chu rgyun. Composed by his direct disciple.
